Motorola works on a Gingerbread-based dual-core enterprise tablet

Leading technology builder Motorola seems to be planning to make a highly capable Google Gingerbread-based enterprise tablet, according to a report on Engadget. It is certain that Motorola has been vying to become a key enterprise product manufacturer for a couple of years. Of course, the success of the Motorola Xoom, a dual-core consumer tablet based on Google Honeycomb, might have induced Motorola to get more involved in the enterprise market also.

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Engadget owes to an anonymous tipster for passing the details about Motorola’s forthcoming project. He called the upcoming Motorola enterprise tablet as a “physical embodiment defining Android for the Enterprise.” According to the report, Motorola will bring out beta version of the still-unnamed enterprise tablet in the fall this year. Certainly, the Google Android platform, which is mainly competing with Apple iOS, is yet to get enough well-built enterprise tablets.

The projected Motorola tablet is supposed to highlight a dual-core 1GHz OMAP 4 CPU, 1GB RAM and 8GB NAND. The device may have a 7-inch LCD display with all typical tablet features like Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and USB ports. The device may have 1.3 megapixel front-facing camera for video chatting and an 8 megapixel rear camera with the facility to scan barcodes. The Motorola enterprise tablet will be physically equipped with the capability to withstand rough conditions in workplaces.

Via: Engadget