Zebra Introduces GK420 Healthcare Desktop Label Printer
The new Zebra GK420t and GK420d Healthcare printers help clinicians safeguard patient health and ensure compliance with industry standards
Zebra has announced updates to its comprehensive healthcare portfolio with the launch of the GK420 Healthcare desktop printer. An addition to a full lineup of healthcare printers that are disinfectant-ready, the GK420 Healthcare printer joins the recently launched QLn Healthcare Solutions Series and the HC100 wristband printer as part of an ongoing commitment to improve patient safety in healthcare operations.
The New and Improved Unitech PA692 with RFID and 2D Imaging
Unitech has launched several new models of the popular PA692 rugged handheld computer. With brand new configuration options available, such as HF and UHF readers, 2D imager, and your choice of QWERTY and numeric keypads, there’s sure to be a PA692 handheld computer suitable for your enterprise and application.
HF and UHF
You can now equip your PA692 handheld with an HF or UHF RFID reader. This means that our new PA692 can be used to read HF (high frequency) tags often used for building access, transportation, and electronic payment systems. As with most HF readers, the PA692 is built for contact and proximity applications. Generally speaking, mobile workers must hold the RFID tag up to the PA692’s built-in sensor.
TSC’s New TTP-244 Pro Offers Faster Print Speeds at the Same Price Point
TSC has introduced the TTP-244 Pro, a four-inch-wide desktop thermal transfer label printer that is 25 percent faster than its predecessor, the popular TTP-244 Plus, yet is available at the same price point, making it significantly more affordable than comparable printers offering far fewer features.
The new TTP-244 Pro operates at speeds up to 5 inches per second and features an upgraded stepping motor that is an improvement over the already popular two-motor design of the TTP-244 Plus, whose price-performance combination has made it one of the top-selling print engines in its class.
Unitech’s Newest 2D Scanner Additions – FC77 and FC75
Unitech is launching the FC75 and FC77, two different hands-free scanners that offer unique features to customer-facing applications. They are currently available and will be showcased at Vartech 2014 in New Orleans next month.
Both devices are able to read 1D and 2D barcodes off screens quickly and aggressively, making them great for reading coupons and capturing payment on smartphones. Their powerful scan engines make it easy to capture data from any angle, and their compact design makes them easy to place on a front counter or somewhere behind the scenes.
Datalogic’s New Falcon X3+ Mobile Computer
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.
Zebra’s Laser Printable Wristbands
The 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
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.
Datalogic’s New QuickScan QBT2400 and QM2400 Entry Level Cordless 2D Area Imagers
Datalogic 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.
Opticon’s New H-27 Android Mobile Computer
With the functionality of a PDA and the appearance of a smartphone, the new Opticon H-27 is particularly suitable for mobile workers who need the combination of auto-ID and business-critical information to carry out their work in a highly efficient way.
The device comes with an integrated 1D barcode reader or 2D imager and supports a variety of linear barcode symbologies, 2D and stacked codes. Due to the ergonomic design, the H-27 is slimmer and lighter than an industrial device, and also stronger and more robust than a consumer phone. Furthermore, the 1.5 meter shock drop test, the IP65 rating, the ability to operate at temperatures ranging from -10C to 50C and its 4.3†display with Gorilla glass and anti reflective coating gives this Android 4.2.2 based device the durability and ruggedness you may expect.
Honeywell Introduces Android 4.2.2 to the CN51 Series
Android 4.2.2 (“Jelly Beanâ€) for the Intermec by Honeywell CN51 mobile computer is now released and orderable. In addition, conversion licenses (238-000-002) to convert a CN51 from Windows Embedded Handheld (WEH) 6.5 to Android 4.2.2 in the field are also now released and orderable.
The Android 4.2.2 firmware includes Google Mobile Services (GMS), and there is not an option to order these CN51 Android 4.2.2 configurations without GMS.
CN51 Android 4.1 configurations are no longer orderable and are not available for new unit shipments. Customers with CN51 Android 4.1 configurations may upgrade their units to Android 4.2.2 in the field free of charge.
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