(Click here for larger image)The VX3X appears to be an upgrade of the
MX3 and
MX3-RFID, both introduced in 2004. The new unit upgrades the SA-1110 processor of earlier models to a 400 MHz PXA255, and increases maximum memory capacity to 128 MB each of SDRAM and flash. The unit's 6-inch high brightness display incorporates a resistive touchscreen with anti-glare coating and tethered stylus, according to LXE.
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VX3X in action
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The company lists the following key features and specifications for the VX3X:
- Processor -- Intel PXA255 at 400 MHz
- Memory :
- 64 or 128 MB SDRAM
- 64 or 128 MB flash
- Display:
- 6-inch, 240 x 640
- double CCFL backlight
- fully adjustable contrast and brightness
- Keyboard:
- 63-key QWERTY format with numeric keypad, two large user mappable program keys, and large enter key
- 10 single-touch function keys
- all 63 keys are user mappable
- phosphorescent "glowing" keys
- I/O ports:
- USB client port on 9-pin D connector
- RS-232 on 9-pin D connector with configurable power for external devices
- audio:
- 2.5mm audio/microphone jack
- beeper with adjustable volume control
- Expansion:
- PCMCIA V2.1 slot Type I, II, III
- Compact Flash Slot Type I or II
- Wireless -- 802.11b/g WiFi
- Power -- 12 to 80 VDC internal fully isolated power supply with industrial power cable for vehicle attachment
- Dimensions -- 9 x 6 x 2 inches (228 x 152 x 51 mm)
LXE describes its ToughTalk voice recognition technology as a specialized combination of ruggedized system design, advanced audio circuitry and noise-canceling techniques that allow the VX3X to support industrial-grade voice recognition applications. The company offers
VoxBrowser for developing voice-enabled logistics applications.
The company did not offer any details on price or availability of the VX3X.
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