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#27  Thursday 16 December 2010

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Product Spotlight: Honeywell Voyager 1200g Single-Line Laser Barcode Scanner

December 15, 2010

Built on the platform of the world’s best-selling single-line laser barcode scanner, Honeywell’s Voyager 1200g delivers aggressive scan performance on virtually all linear barcodes, including poor quality and damaged codes. Updated object detection, and automatic in-stand detection and configuration enable class-leading presentation scanning that maximizes throughput. Superior scan performance matched with a reliable design combine to provide a versatile linear scanning solution suitable for a wide variety of applications.

 

The intuitive Voyager 1200g provides fast and reliable scanning of linear barcodes across its full working range, minimizing the need for user training. Whether poorly printed, smudged or faded, the Voyager 1200g decodes difficult-to-read barcodes with ease. The Voyager 1200g also excels at scanning high density barcodes with resolution down to 3.5 mil, eliminating the need to purchase specialty scanners.

 

Designed to decrease downtime and service costs, the Voyager 1200g includes a single shock-mounted PCB that delivers greater impact resistance. A recessed button protected by an integrated rubber co-mold minimizes the impact of accidental drops. Added durability is provided in the form of a protected, scratch-resistant glass window and an IP42-rating.

 

Check out this video to see it in action!

 

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Submitted by PioneerPOS

In good economic times and especially in bad ones, retailers must do all they can to sell more merchandise. Installing an all-in-on point of sale system with a small footprint and built-in peripherals such as a receipt printer and/or magnetic stripe reader is one way to get the job done. Besides getting consumers through the checkout line far faster than would be possible using separate point of sale peripherals, such systems occupy so much less valuable space than their larger counterparts—space that can be devoted to displaying inventory, placing advertising collateral or a combination of thereof.

 

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