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Rugged Android LTE smartphone
Ralf Jurrien : October 28th 2012 - 18:53 CET
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 Rugged smartphone for public safety LTE networks : As the public safety community moves to deploy the Nationwide Public Safety Broadband Network, mission-critical communications users now have the first rugged Android LTE smartphone designed for first responder field use. The InTouch RPC-200 by Harris Corporation operates on both commercial and private LTE networks. The Harris InTouch RPC 200 rugged smartphone creates an entirely new class of public safety communication, and is also backwards compatible with today’s operational modes. The Android LTE smartphone enables seamless interoperability among existing Project 25 (P25) LMR networks and commercial cellular technology through Harris’ BeOn PTT-over-Broadband application.
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Rugged Android LTE phone applications
Because the InTouch Rugged LTE smartphone uses the Android operating system, users can download and install third-party apps, and developers can build and make available their own applications for users. Based on the latest generations of hardware and software technology, the InTouch rugged phone joins the existing Harris line of Android-based LTE communications technologies, which also includes the BTC-100 public safety LTE nerwork tablet and the BeOn application.
InTouch RPC-200 rugged smartphone features
The Harris InTouch is the first Band 14-capable device to achieve public safety dispatch voice-over- Broadband, and delivers:
• An industry-leading LTE chipset
• HDMI video and 5 MP still image cameras
• Public safety rugged design with a large PTT button,
• An optimized user experience through Android 4.1,
• Waterproof speaker and noise-cancellation capability
• An integrated communication applications framework, including BeOn PTT
• InTouch Rugged Android smartphone enables commercial cellular telephony and LTE broadband on existing nationwide commercial networks, and will operate on the future FirstNet network. |
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