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Motion Computing’s F5 Tablet PC will come with the SanDisk’s 32GB UATA SSD 5000 drive as an optional component, measuring 1.8 inches.
The SanDisk SSD 5000 durable and reliable drive matches the rugged PC from Motion Computing, one of the leaders in wireless mobile computers industry, that has chosen the new SSD model from the world’s leader in flash memories.

During CeBIT this year visitors will be able to see also the new series of SSD models including SanDisk 64GB SATA 5000 2.5-inch SSD, product that won at Customer Electronics Association Innovations 2008.



The Motion F5 Mobile Field Tool is a semi-rugged computer weighting almost 3 lbs (1.5Kg), coming in a thin and light form factor with a built-in handle and equipped with Wi-Fi module, 3G, Bluetooth wireless, optional wireless broadband, pen/speech inptut methods, built-in 2MP camera, RFID reader, optional barcode scanner, and a special 10.4-inch XGA TFT LCD display with View Anywhere optimization to allow field workers watch clear images even in sunlight conditions, and with the Intel Display Power Saving Technology.



Available at a MSRP of $2,699, the tablet is powered by Intel Core Solo U1400 at 1.20GHz speed, and integrates the Intel 945GM chipset, Intel 945GM Extreme Graphics controller, 256MB VRAM with with Intel Dynamic Video Memory Technology, 1GB DDR2 SDRAM memory with the possibility to add up to 2GB, Azalia HD audio codec, Motion Speak Anywhere technology, multi-directional array microphone design with 2 microphones, Knowles Acoustics IntelliSonic software, and built-in speaker.



Other features include a fingerprint reader, TCG Trusted Platform Module 1.2, and connectivity elements such as Ethernet LAN, three USB ports, VGA out, and charging bay for the 40WHr Li-Ion battery.

"We have selected SanDisk SSD in our new F5 because we believe it gives our users the most robust and reliable solid state solution available in the market today for mobile Tablet PCs," delcared Michael Johnson, executive vice president of engineering at Motion Computing. "SanDisk was among the first to bring this innovative SSD technology to the market and it's that experience, and the quality of their product, that allow us to offer the durability in the F5 that our customers demand."



"The F5 paired with a SanDisk solid state drive can withstand the toughest working environments," declared Richard Heye, vice-president of SanDisk's SSD division. "We're pleased to support Motion Computing's commitment to the technology needs of these highly mobile users."