Mobility
The Next Generation of Mobile Device Management
Multiple Devices. One Platform. No Compromise.
BlackBerry® Mobile Fusion: As more and
more organizations embrace the potential of a broader mobile workforce, the increasing popularity of employee owned devices is introducing new challenges in enterprise device management. Building on years of secure and leading mobility management solutions, BlackBerry®
management of smartphones and tablets running BlackBerry®
, Android® all under one console.
Call today to learn more about the new BlackBerry®
Mobile Fusion solution!
• Spill-resistant keyboard • Low-profi le, whisper-quiet keys • USB connectivity • 3-year warranty Shown above, display sold separately.
Logitech® BH320 USB Stereo Earbuds
deliver business-grade sound clarity provided by precise acoustic tuning and advanced echo cancellation.
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• Discreet and minimalistic look • In-line audio controls • Separate fi ngertip-accessible button for quick mute and un-mute • Optimized for Microsoft®
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Mobile Fusion simplifi es the , and iOS operating systems
Productivity-Boosting Peripherals
Logitech® BCC950 ConferenceCam
combines HD video with high-quality audio clarity to facilitate videoconferencing for small groups.
• Boasts HD 1080p video calling • 78° fi eld of view and 180° video pan • RightLight™
2 technology
improves visual quality in low-light and backlit situations • Carl Zeiss®
sound and echo cancellation allow you to be heard clearly up to 8' away from the base
Logitech® Wireless Desktop MK120
provides a sleek, comfortable keyboard and high-defi nition optical mouse.
optics • Omnidirectional
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