Motorola two-way radios go digital

Two-way radio users in small- and medium-sized businesses now have a digital option that provides one-to-one private calling, enhanced coverage, improved battery life and clear audio.
 
Motorola's DTR Series™ Digital On-Site Two-Way Radios are the first digital radios designed specifically for the entry-level business market.  Targeted at end-users in education, retail, hospitality, construction, light manufacturing and property management, these radios are designed to deliver direct communication between employees and enhance overall business productivity and customer service.
 
The company announced its newest digital offering at this year's International Wireless Communications Expo (IWCE) in Las Vegas, April 6 – 8, 2005.
 
"Our new digital on-site two-way radios represent both a new and better way for small businesses to communicate," said Bill Delaney, Motorola director of Radio Products and Systems, The Americas Group.  "Digital now allows people to communicate one-to-one, directly with another user, providing them new levels of privacy and instant communication unattainable with analog radios.  Additionally, users now can better direct their group communications through the digital one-to-many private group call feature."
 
The DTR Series Digital On-Site Two-Way Radios, while delivering new capabilities based on digital technology, also deliver better performance over similar analog models.  Enhanced coverage (+20%), improved battery life (+45%), and loud audio with less distortion are all attributes of the new on-site digital radios.
 
Priced affordably and offering small and medium-sized businesses an easy to use communication solution out of the box, these digital on-site radios are available for sale from Motorola Authorized Two-Way Radio Dealers beginning in mid-April.

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