(Click here for larger image)The Pistol Grip is based on a PXA255 processor clocked at 400 MHz, and is equipped with 128 MB of SDRAM and 96 MB of flash, twice the standard memory complement of the
earlier models. Five integrated scanner options are available, including a long-range 1D laser that can read barcodes from a distance of 17 to 35 feet, according to Intelligent Instrumentation.
The company lists the following key features and specifications for the Pistol Grip LANpoint Mobile:
- Processor -- PXA255, clocked at 400 MHz
- Memory -- 128 MB SDRAM; 96 MB flash
- Display:
- 3.5-inch QVGA, 16-bit color
- adjustable backlight
- transflective, sunlight readable
- touchscreen with stylus or finger
- I/O ports:
- USB host and client
- full RS232
- audio:
- integrated speaker and microphone
- 3.5 mm headset jack
- 90 dBa buzzer/beeper, programmable volume, pitch, and duration
- Expansion -- user accessible SD/MMC slot
- Integrated scanner options:
- 2 standard range 1D lasers
- long range 1D laser
- 2D laser
- omni-directional imager -- supports signature capture
- Wireless options:
- Cingular GSM/GPRS
- 802.11b/g WiFi
- Bluetooth
- Operating system choices:
- Windows CE 4.2 -- supports .NET CF 1.0
- Windows CE 5.0 -- supports .NET CF 2.0
The Pistol Grip LANpoint Mobile is currently available, according to the company. Pricing was not disclosed.
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