Varlink Ltd, New rugged scanning PDAs

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New rugged scanning PDAs
December 1st 2009

Varlink has introduced two new XM Series rugged mobile computers from Janam – the XM66 (with Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1) and the XM60+ (with Microsoft Windows CE 5.0).

With these two new Windows devices, Janam is said to be the first manufacturer to bring the powerful Freescale i.MX31 ARM11 processor and double data rate (DDR) memory to the rugged mobile computing space, resulting in superior computing performance.

The XM Series handhelds feature Summit's embedded Wi-Fi radio with unparalleled range, security, network performance and radio control. The XM Series also delivers Hi-Speed USB 2.0, serial output, a useraccessible microSD card slot and increased battery capacity.

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