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Gotive shows off SQ31 industrial PDA
Last we heard from Gotive they were teasing us with their emotional, yet rugged mystery PDA, which they promised to unveil at the recent CeBIT conference. Unfortunately, we somehow missed it at the time, but AVING.net did manage to swing by the company's booth and snap a few pics of the device. While it's hard to judge just how much "emotional value" has been added, the rest of the PDA's features all look to be in line with what was expected, including an Intel Xscale PXA270 processor, 128MB RAM, and 256MB flash, and Windows CE 5.0 serving as the OS. Still not clear, however, is any details on pricing or availability, although it's not exactly the type of thing you can expect to see showing up on store shelves.
Gotive teases "emotional," yet rugged communicator
Gotive may still be best known for its ridiculously large H42 PDA, but it looks like it's now trying to make up for that unintentionally hilarious device, starting a teaser campaign for a new, considerably smaller handheld set to be introduced at CeBIT later this month. Unlike most teaser campaigns, however, Gotive's spilling quite a few details on the device right out of the gate, revealing that it'll run on Windows CE 5.0 and pack an Intel Xscale PXA270 processor, 128MB RAM, and 256MB of flash memory, along with a built-in bar code reader, WLAN connectivity, and VoIP capablities. Most importantly, as you can see above, the device is not only "rugged with style" but has "emotional value added" -- and really, is there anything more can you ask for in a gadget?
