The most recent additions to Motorola’s iDEN portfolio are two new mobile phones called the r765 and r765IS. Designed for utility, petrochemical and industrial markets, these rugged mobile phones offer exceptional call clarity and easy access to data applications that keep mobile workers connected, informed and productive.
Motorola r765 and r765IS are developed for loud and clear communication even in the noisiest environment. Both the handsets feature a two-way radio that can be operated either on 800MHz or 900MHz networks.
With the inclusion of services like talk group, private calls, interconnect, messaging and data, both the phones help organizations for speedy group communication and to boost productivity. Users can download Java applications and the phones also offer isolated site operations, status messaging, talk group scan and emergency talk group calls.
“Building on an extensive history of innovation and industry firsts, Motorola continues to deliver voice and data solutions that maximize enterprise mobility,” comments Greg Spillane, director, Motorola Enterprise Radio Networks. “Designed and certified to meet U.S., Military 810 Spec, Motorola’s rugged r765 and r765IS handsets are built for real-world job site punishment, ensuring that workers almost anywhere can leverage the rich voice and data capabilities of iDEN-based networks.”
The Motorola r765 and r765IS deliver 1.0 and 0.66 watt iDEN output power respectively. Both the phones support dual SIM cards and allow administrators to customize handset operation for different users through customizable menus.
While the Motorola r765 phone will be available in the second quarter of 2009, the FM/IS certified r765IS phone will arrive in Q3 2009. The pricing details are not yet known.