For example, a user of a full-screen Handheld PC 2000 can use it as a mobile terminal to link to the corporate server and run full desktop PC versions of PowerPoint, Outlook and other desktop PC applications from the Handheld PC 2000. This approach makes it easier for an IT organization to support the latest applications for their mobile professionals. We are seeing this approach also being deployed in school districts. Schools can avoid having to rewire their classrooms by installing wireless LAN access points. Students can access the applications and data they are allowed to from the classroom as well as from home.
Teachers have access to a broader range of resources than students.
And the IT administrators can save on support costs since Handheld PCs don't have the ability for students to accidentally delete key systems components. We don't consider it so. The improvements made to the Handheld PC 2000 are the big requests that customers and our device manufacturing partners have been asking for. Delighting our customer is our major focus. They are best able to speak to the value of these fourth generation mobile devices.