Bluetooth Barcode Scanners support iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
June 2, 2010 -
Measuring less than 2 in.³, KDCi Scanners enable enterprises to add professional barcode scanning to mobile workers' handset of choice. KDC200i integrates laser scan engine for reading linear barcodes, while KDC300i utilizes Adaptus® Imaging technology from Honeywell, enabling omnidirectional reading of linear and 2D barcodes, postal codes, and optional OCR codes. On fully charged battery, both models can scan and transfer barcodes for several days with Bluetooth connection enabled.
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Original Press release
KoamTac, Inc.
116 Village Boulevard, Suite 200
Princeton, NJ, 08540
USA
KoamTac Introduces Ultra mobile Bluetooth Barcode Scanner for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch
Princeton, NJ, - KoamTac, Inc. announced today the release of the KDCi range of Bluetooth barcode scanners designed specifically for use with iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. At less than two cubic inches and weighing only 1.2 ounces, KoamTac's KDCi offers enterprises the opportunity to add professional barcode scanning to their mobile workers' handset of choice in many industries including: transportation, field service, retail and healthcare.
"Customers are becoming increasingly more in-tune with the preferences of their mobile information workers." said Glen Hall, Vice President, Herbert Retail Ltd., a leading mobile systems integrator and authorized KoamTac partner. "The KDCi provides us the opportunity to tailor data capture solutions to the needs of today's fastest growing segment of mobile worker: one who values the benefits of today's sleek handsets for wireless email and voice communication but cannot settle for ineffective barcode scanning performance associated with software apps designed for consumer novelty."
"The KDCi range represents the embodiment of KoamTac's years of experience with ultra mobile barcode reader design", said Dr. Hanjin Lee, CEO and founder of KoamTac, Inc. "We focused our efforts on developing a barcode terminal that follows the latest design trends of mobile terminals like MP3 players and smartphones while adding the durability needed for professionals. The KDCi's bright display allows iPhone and iPad to send line-of-business application workflow and instructions to the user, enabling one-hand operation. And, given its ultra small size and light weight, many customers attach the KDC to their body using our convenient retractable belt lanyard."
KDCi is available in two models: KDC200i integrates a laser scan engine for reading all popular linear barcodes; KDC300i utilizes industry-leading Adaptus® Imaging technology from Honeywell, enabling high-performance omnidirectional reading of linear and 2D barcodes, postal codes, and optical character recognition (OCR) codes. On a fully charged battery both models are able to scan and transfer barcodes for several days with Bluetooth connection enabled.
KoamTac's products are the world's smallest and lightest barcode terminals on the market supporting V2.0+EDR Class 2 Bluetooth, 1" OLED display, rechargeable battery, and 180KB of memory for storing 10,000+ barcodes in traditional batch data collection applications. Bundled KTSync®keyboard wedge and application generation softwareenables barcode scanning integration without modification to most line-of-business applications.
About KoamTac, Inc.
KoamTac, Inc. designs, develops and manufactures barcode data collection devices and barcode scan modules. The KDC®100, KDC®200, and KDC®300 are the world's smallest and lightest integrated display barcode data collectors on the market today. KoamTac creates a new wave in auto id industry by providing ultra compact intelligent barcode terminals supporting batch data collection mode or with real-time Bluetooth connection to major smartphones including BlackBerry®, iPhone and Windows® Mobile. For additional information, contact us at www.koamtac.com.
Contact: Hannah Chae, hnchae@koamtac.com, 609-734-4335
Adaptus is a registered trademark and property of Honeywell International Inc (NYSE: HON); Bluetooth is a registered trademark and property of Bluetooth SIG; Blackberry is a registered trademark and property of Research in Motion Limited (NasdaqGS: RIMM); KDC and KTSync are trademarks of KoamTac Inc.; Mircosoft Windows is a registered trademarks and property of Microsoft Corporation (NasdaqGS: MSFT); "Made for iPod" means that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to iPod and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards; "Made for iPhone" means that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to iPhone and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards; "Made for iPad" means that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to iPad and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards; Apple is not responsible for the operation of this device or its compliance with safety and regulatory standards; iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and iPod are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries
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I think it would be a great idea to incorporate barcode labels in to more everyday life. Have seen that the iphone has app's that you can download to scan and compare prices of food online, as well as an app that tells you the content of the food. Great start, just hope they keep developing the idea!
By Darren West on Jun 2, 2010 10:59
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