The ruggedized IT-6000 is based on a 400 MHz Intel XScale processor running Windows CE .NET. It boasts dust and water-splash proofing with an IP54 Rating and can survive a 1.2 meter drop, according to Bitatek. The built-in laser/CCD scanner reads industry standard barcodes. Connectivity options include Bluetooth, 802.11b and a wireless WAN module (GPRS, GSM, CDMA, etc.).
The older IQ-3000 (photo at right) is based on an Intel StrongARM processor running Windows CE 3.0. In addition to built-in barcode scanning capabilities, the device includes IrDA and USB interfaces. Features and specifications of the IQ-3000 include:
- Processor -- Intel ARM 720T running at 74 MHz
- Memory -- 16MB SDRAM, 16/32 MB Flash, 128 KB boot
- Display -- 240 x 320 pixel 16 grayscale mono LCD with EL backlight
- Audio -- mono speaker and microphone, stereo headphone jack
- Buttons:
- One power/ EL on/ off button.
- One Navigation button for Up, Down, Right, Left, and Action (for barcode start)
- Two barcode start keys
- Software Reset Button
- Four application buttons and one recording button
- Operating System -- Windows CE 3.0
- Input/output interfaces:
- IrDA 1.0
- USB 1.0 compliant Device port
- Bar code reader:
- Light Source -- 650+10nm Visible Laser diode
- Scan Rate -- 100 scan/sec
- Contrast -- 0.45 minimum
- Resolution -- 5 mil
- Scan method -- Bi directional scanning
- Reading Scan Angle -- 44 degree
- Symbologies:
- Code 39
- Code 39 Extended
- Interleaved 2 of 5
- WPC code (EAN13, EAN8, UPC-A, UPC-E, Code 128, Code 93, Coda bar, Chinese Postage Code, IATA, MSI/PLESSY, Code 32, STD 2 of 5, Code 11, EAN-128, Martix 2 of 5)
- Dimensions -- 135 x 82 x 18 mm
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