Motorola M900 Launched by AT&T for Homeland Security
Wed Feb 28, 2007 1:28 pm
AT&T today announced the availability of the Motorola M900, a mobile voice solution that enables in-vehicle communications ideal for the needs of homeland security and emergency management professionals.
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The M900 is easily installed into service vehicles used by the military, federal, state and local government and emergency management agencies. The unit's physical design, technology and specially designed vehicle interfaces are dedicated to delivering communication so that homeland security and emergency management professionals can stay connected when carrying out mission-critical tasks.
Motorola's M900 delivers extended network coverage over standard portable cell phones through a 2-watt radio frequency (RF) amplification for enhanced connections in urban and remote locations. The unit also delivers hands-free audio quality for clear and sharp pickup, background-noise suppression and echo cancellation.
Additional features include the high-resolution graphic display with full-size characters and adjustable blue backlight contrast setting for easy reading, large, well-spaced tactile keys for dialing accuracy and speed and an advanced voice-activation button to activate phone functions, such as name- and number-dialing, through the use of spoken commands.
