Reliable PDA support

A new service from PDA specialist Handheld will boost reliability and uptime for users. This innovative service option is called MaxCare Premium and is an addition to the existing three year service plans; MaxCare Silver, MaxCare Gold and MaxCare Platinum. Customers can add Premium coverage to any MaxCare plan, which will protect the user from all costs related to any accidental damages that could happen in the field, including non warranty issues. Any uncertainty of repair costs and warranty claims are rem
February 9, 2012 Read time: 1 min
A new service from PDA specialist 2494 Handheld will boost reliability and uptime for users. This innovative service option is called MaxCare Premium and is an addition to the existing three year service plans; MaxCare Silver, MaxCare Gold and MaxCare Platinum. Customers can add Premium coverage to any MaxCare plan, which will protect the user from all costs related to any accidental damages that could happen in the field, including non warranty issues. Any uncertainty of repair costs and warranty claims are removed and costs for repairs and parts are covered. The MaxCare Premium addition is available for the Nautiz and Algiz product families and is available immediately.

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