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Durable and ergonomic mobile computers
December 1st 2004

Designed for all mobile in-premises and in-transit data collection applications that require durability, ergonomics, sophisticated architecture, wireless communications and low ownership costs HHP has released the Dolphin 9500 and 9550 mobile computers.

Powered by the companys fourth generation Adaptus Imaging Technology, the ultra-slim Dolphins incorporate a computer, digital camera and a triple radio with integrated wireless WAN, LAN and PAN. They provide mobile workers with seamless connectivity and advanced features such as Intel X-Scale processor, Microsoft Pocket PC operating platform, lithium iron battery technology and a colour display.

Lightweight and ergonomic, the robust design ensures ease of use and reliable performance.

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