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Quick Look Motorola’s ET1 Tablet is Built for Business
Quick Look Motorola’s ET1 Tablet is Built for Business This tablet, designed for work, will run vertical industry applications under development by Motorola ISVs. No Title The Motorola ET1 features a customizable bezel, enabling a retailer or healthcare facility to put its own brand on the tablet No Title While this tablet is extraordinarily well-balanced […]
Quick Look Motorola’s ET1 Tablet is Built for Business
This tablet, designed for work, will run vertical industry applications under development by Motorola ISVs.
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The Motorola ET1 features a customizable bezel, enabling a retailer or healthcare facility to put its own brand on the tablet
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While this tablet is extraordinarily well-balanced and easy to hold, Motorola made it even easier with a 360-degree rotatable hand strap.
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Another great enterprise feature is an optional accessory that enables the charging of multiple batteries at once. No need for a spaghetti-like configuration of power cords and power strips.
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And while the battery life on the ET1 is designed to last, it is also hot-swappable, enabling retail or other workers to make a quick switch without interrupting their tasks.
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The ET1 also features a front-facing and rear-facing camera, and will offer accessory options including a point-of-sale grade bar code reader.
