Motorola bought industrial handheld specialist Symbol in early 2007 and the MC35 is the first product of the new alliance. The MC35 hails from what is now officially Motorola's Enterprise Mobility Division, though to avoid confusing existing customers it still calls itself Symbol.
The device doesn't show any signs of a 'Moto makeover' and fans of Symbol's kit may be thankful for that. the MC35 is solid, chunky, and there's not a flat keyboard in sight.
Running Windows Mobile 5.0 it is Quad-band GSM with EDGE. Hardly state of the art, but then this is a device designed for being used daily in possibly quite tough conditions and the latest feature aren't always what people in that kind of situation want. Battery life is arguably more important, and I found this to be excellent.
How long did the battery last? Find out the answer and more of what I think of the MC35 by reading my review at TrustedReviews.com, here.
The device doesn't show any signs of a 'Moto makeover' and fans of Symbol's kit may be thankful for that. the MC35 is solid, chunky, and there's not a flat keyboard in sight.
Running Windows Mobile 5.0 it is Quad-band GSM with EDGE. Hardly state of the art, but then this is a device designed for being used daily in possibly quite tough conditions and the latest feature aren't always what people in that kind of situation want. Battery life is arguably more important, and I found this to be excellent.
How long did the battery last? Find out the answer and more of what I think of the MC35 by reading my review at TrustedReviews.com, here.