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Datalogic’s New Falcon X3+ Mobile Computer

Posted September 2, 2014

Datalogic has announced the availability of the new Falcon X3+ mobile computer, representing the next evolution of the very successful Falcon X3 mobile computer line.

Following the form factor of its predecessor, the Falcon X3+ mobile computer introduces many new and exciting capabilities including the ability to read 2D barcodes at extreme distances with the new XLR 2D scanner, along with significantly higher wireless communications throughput with the 802.11n dual band WiFi radio.  A full VGA display, faster processor, more memory, and higher levels of ruggedization all combine to allow the Falcon X3+ to adapt to many new applications.

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Enhancing your Workforce With Wearable Mobile Computers

Posted August 29, 2014

Wearable ComputersAs businesses strive for greater efficiency and accuracy in every warehouse application, wearable mobile computers are becoming a more popular option to further empower any workforce. Workers armed with  wireless, hands-free mobile computers can achieve new levels of error-proof productivity, operational efficiency and accuracy.

Like any other mobile device, wearable mobile computers provide the same computing and wireless connectivity while freeing up the users hands for other tasks. This allows you to scan and collect data while still being able to use both hands for picking parts or products resulting in less interruptions to the task at hand.

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Zebra’s Laser Printable Wristbands

Posted August 28, 2014

2014-08-28_0949The convenience and improved traceability provided by on-demand printed wristbands, most healthcare providers at all levels are embracing their use. Zebra is an established leader in dedicated wristband printers with the HC100 printer being the ideal solution for applications generating a volume of wristbands on a daily basis.

For applications that are printing much lower volumes Zebra also has several solutions to utilize a standard laser printer in place of a dedicated printer to produce high quality wristbands. Their LaserBand line of wristbands come on sheets that readily fit into a standard printer with some of the same features found on the dedicated HC100 solution.
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Intermec Refreshes the CK71 Mobile Computer with Improved Features

Posted August 27, 2014

As an industry leading manufacturer of mobile computers, Intermec is continually improving their product lines with improved features and capabilities. With their most recent product update they have improved several features of the popular CK71 line as well as provide new scanning options.

The following product updates are available with the new CK71:

  • Improved display – with better image quality, readability and lower power consumption.
  • Improved keypad ergonomics – tactile feedback for more input confidence while maintaining the same indestructible laser-etched keys.
  • Improved scan window durability – added scratch-resistant coating to provide better protection against abrasives.

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Common Accessories for your iPad POS System

Posted August 25, 2014
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One of the most common appeals of an iPad based POS system is the reduced cost and space involved. Keeping focused on functional necessity ultimately makes for a more streamlined and efficient tool for your business. That said, there are some accessories that are still essential to ensure you have the most functional POS system to meet your daily business needs.

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Buy a New Datamax-O’Neil H-Class Printer and Get a Free Printhead!

Posted August 22, 2014

Act now and register to receive a promo code for a free printhead!

That’s right, as a valued Datamax-O’Neil customer, we’re offering you the H-Class that provides high performance, unmatched reliability and easy integration that out- distances any competitive label printer…all at an affordable price along with the free printhead.  You must buy your H-Class printer and redeem this promotion prior to September 30, 2014.

Feel free to contact one of our Barcodes Inc printer specialists to find right Datamax-O’Neil printer  and request a promo code to redeem your free printhead.

CipherLab’s Amazingly Efficient 9700 Series Designed for Four-Wall Environments

Posted August 21, 2014

The CipherLab 9700 series mobile computer successfully fuses industrial ruggedness, flexible versatility and comfortable design. The 9700 series’ new features provide excellent reliability and adaptable modularity especially in harsh environments.

The 9700 series industrial mobile computer has the approval of IP65 rating to defend against water and dust. Its resistance with multiple 1.8 m drops onto concrete and 500 tumbles at 1 m ensures ultimate ruggedness. It offers 3 different keypad options for users to deploy as needed in different situations. In particular, the 53 alphanumeric key serves as an alternative for terminal emulation. Instant data transmission is made possible with both IEEE 802.11 a/ b/ g/ n with CCXv4 certified and Bluetooth Class II, V2.1 with EDR. Moreover, Push-to-Talk features voice transmission which pushes productivity even higher under WLAN support. Paired with 2 different battery options in 3600 mAh and 5400 mAh maintains the efficiency through long operation hours. Additionally, accessories like pistol grip and software support makes operation simple with 9700 series mobile computer.

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Datalogic’s New QuickScan QBT2400 and QM2400 Entry Level Cordless 2D Area Imagers

Posted August 20, 2014

_img_gal_1208_600Datalogic is proud to announce the availability of the QuickScan QBT2400 and QM2400 cordless imagers the latest additions to the popular QuickScan 2D imager line of general purpose handheld scanners.

The popularity of 2D bar codes has spread across all market segments of the data capture industry. As a result, imaging technology usage is steadily growing and is projected to continue this upward trend. Datalogic’s QuickScan imager family offers more affordable pricing and high performance scanning through the use of area imaging technology. These imagers offer high speed and accuracy while reading 1D codes, various 2D codes and stacked codes such as the PDF417 code. Wireless mobility helps the operator roam at the point-of-sale (POS). Uses include shelf replenishment, inventory, price checking, the reading of mobile phone displays and loyalty cards. The presence of the patented Datalogic ‘Green Spot’ technology ensures good-read feedback in any environment.

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Star’s New Bluetooth Capable TSP700II BTi, TSP800II BTi, TSP800IIRx BTi and SP700 BTi

Posted August 20, 2014

efefBluetooth technology is empowering developers and fueling innovation worldwide. Easy to set up and use, Bluetooth technology continues to be a popular choice for end users operating in a mobile setting. Star bolsters its “i” Series of printers with the launch of its expanded MFi certified Bluetooth printers with operating system support for iOS, Android and Windows. Apple MFi certified, the TSP700II BTi Label, TSP800II BTi, TSP800IIRx BTi and SP700 BTi are approved for use with the iPod Touch, iPhone and iPad.

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4 Tips to Maximize Your RFID Scanner

Posted August 19, 2014

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It is an exciting time. You have just received a new RFID handheld computer (aka RFID reader) and RFID tags to perform your asset tracking tasks and can hardly wait to start playing with them. Maybe you are in a business space with office and IT equipment scattered among cubicles. Or, perhaps you are managing a tool crib or equipment storage facility. Either way, this endeavor you are about to undertake warrants careful consideration and experimentation. Some advice from experts in asset tracking systems can help guide you from the get-go. So before you dive into the project head first, here are a few tips to help you utilize your RFID scanner to the best of its capabilities.

1. Proper RFID Scanner and Tag Positioning

In order to get the ultimate read-range when scanning a RFID tag with a RFID handheld computer, make sure the scanner is held at the same level or height as the tag and at a direct-facing angle. Attempting to “shoot” the scanner from odd angles, as well as below or above the tag, will greatly reduce the distance from which you can scan. The steeper the read angle, the worse the read range will be.

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