Because the mobile monitoring devices are handheld, cost-effective (e.g. multiple samples with high frequency and mobility), and can provide real-time PM or VOC measurements, there is a possibility that communities could deploy these units after a training program conducted by skilled exposure or air pollution scientists [ 37, 38].
This team has successfully addressed handheld computer costs as well as schedule and performance problems, producing a viable plan to effectively manage census operations.
It was popular, more expandable than Palm-made handhelds and cost less.
In this respect, the GameStick is kind of a no-frills vanilla equivalent to NVIDIA's pricey Shield handheld, which costs $349 and which PlayJam characterizes as "a reference platform for Tegra 4," a laudable but niche attempt by a chip company to get into the consumer device business.
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The company had also been selling its 3DS handheld device below cost during the year thanks to a price cut it was forced to make in response to intensifying competition in the sector.
It runs about $25 and is used in handheld telephones that cost less than $300.
This novel sensor design is suitable, e.g., for low cost handheld devices with inline capabilities and disposable sensor elements.
In the States, the handheld will officially cost $199 by the end of this month, according to Reuters.
The results show its significant improvements in terms of positioning accuracy and convergence time with a negligible extra processing time, which is also demonstrated by data collected with a low-cost, handheld, single-frequency receiver.
The development and real-time performance test of a fully integrated low-cost handheld cantilever-based airborne nanoparticle (NP) detector (CANTOR-2) are described in this paper.
