Trimble introduced the Juno T41 handheld computer, bringing a smartphone-inspired option to industries demanding a rugged field computer for data collection and mobile workforce management. The Juno T41 handheld is a developer-friendly computing device for real-world field conditions, with either Windows Embedded Handheld or Android operating systems.
“With the release of the Juno T41, we are providing a rugged handheld that delivers the capabilities and convenience of a smartphone,” said Jim Sheldon, general manager of Trimble’s Mobile Computing Solutions Division. “It’s slim, ergonomic design is thinner and lighter than other rugged computing products in its class today. Powerful, connected, compact and easy-to-use, the Juno T41 handheld computer is ideal for any mobile professional or demanding consumer.”
The initial launch of the Trimble Juno T41 computer features:
– Windows Embedded Handheld 6.5 or Android 2.3.4 “Gingerbread” operating system in choice of 10 languages;
– Multi-touch user interface with capacitive stylus compatibility;
– 8 MP camera with dual LED flash and geo-tagging;
– 3.75G cellular data, SMS text and voice capability option;
– Bluetooth and Wi-Fi b/g/n;
– 4.3″ WVGA sunlight-readable Gorilla Glass display;
– GPS receiver with typical 2-4 meter accuracy;
– Accelerometer and Electronic Compass;
– Fully rugged design with IP65 or IP68 rating;
– 800MHz or 1 GHz processor with up to 512MB RAM;
– Up to 16 GB non-volatile onboard flash storage, plus microSD card slot;
– Built-in rechargeable 3300 mAh lithium-ion battery.
The Trimble Juno T41 is available for order now with shipments beginning in September 2012.
