Motorola Systems Launches the First Enterprise Tablet in China

Motorola Systems (NYSE:MSI) today launched its first enterprise-class flat ET1 tablet for China.

The ET1 tablet is powered by the Android 2.3.4 standard and is equipped with a 7-inch Corning Goilla capacitive screen with a resolution of 1024x600. In addition, the device also has two USB ports and a "snap-in" expansion module to access a variety of peripheral devices. In terms of safety, the drop specifications of ET1 comply with the US MIL-STD-810G military standard.

It is understood that ET1 uses the Motorola system application development framework RhoElements, which can use the same program on various devices or operating systems, thereby saving application development and support costs.

The device has a multi-user login function and is mainly applicable to retail, medical, power grid and hotel services industries. Such as ET1's "mobile POS" solution can help customers real-time trading.

Zhang Dasheng, sales director of Motorola Systems' corporate business, expects that 36% of employees will use mobile solutions by 2013. Ms. Shen Jun, director of the company's business channel, said: “Motorola Systems' enterprise mobile business is a channel-focused business model. We believe that the launch of ET1 enterprise-class tablet PCs not only provides partners with intentional business growth points, but also further meets the needs of a wide range of corporate customers. Demand for Motorola system solutions."