A Personal Digital Assistant (PDA), also called a palmtop computer, is a handheld computer. Being the size of a palm, it is compact and easy to carry wherever one goes. It carries out all the basic functions of a computer also. It can be used as web browser, a media player and mobile phone. Availability of Wi-Fi or Wireless Wide-Area Networks allows many PDAs to access the Internet, extranets or intranet.
PDAs are deployed for various kinds of applications across businesses and government organizations. Some of the commonly found applications are package delivery and supply chain management in warehouses, medical treatment and record keeping in hospitals, facilities maintenance and management and ‘wireless waitress’ applications in restaurants and hospitality venues. It is also deployed in meter reading by utilities, route accounting, parking enforcement, capital asset maintenance, and access control and security. Automatic Identification and Data Capture (AIDC) devices such as Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), Smart Card Readers, Bar Code, magnetic stripes, voice recognition, biometrics and Optical Character Recognition (OCR) are being incorporated into the PDAs. This is to assist in identifying objects, collecting data about them as well as entering the data automatically.
Posted in
Tags:
Digital photo frames
We've posted another video! One of the features we love about the Kodak EASYSHARE collection is the "Quick Touch Border" control system. This unique usability advantage is how all the digital frame functions are driven on the frame, and its difficult to really conceptualize without seeing. So in our latest video we've done an overview of how the Quick Touch Border system works and why it makes Kodak EASYSHARE frames better.
We've blogged several times about what we think will be major trends with digital photo frames: 1) digital frames used in business and 2) digital frames with streaming media. Well an 





