Replacing Laptops with Mobile Pocket Devices
Many users in organizations have a laptop computer for the sole purpose of checking emails, contacts, and calendars; however, they find it time-consuming to turn on the computer, wait for it to boot up, and then launch Outlook to finally check their calendar. Although a laptop is relatively easy to set up and provides full mobile access to information, laptops are rarely connected on a full-time basis. Users still need to plug in to a phone line to dial up and synchronize their system, or find a high-speed Ethernet or wireless LAN connection to link to their network.
Technologies Used for Mobile Laptop Users
Pocket PC devices with mobile LAN or WAN connections can provide these types of users with ...
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