Datalogic Mobile unveils rugged mobile computer
The Falcon X3 is available in both handheld and pistol-grip versions.
By DC Velocity Staff
Datalogic Mobile debuted today the Falcon X3, a rugged data terminal that's available in both handheld and pistol-grip versions. The company introduced the new mobile computer at the Material Handling Industry of America's 2011 ProMat Show. The Falcon X3 comes with either a Windows CE or Windows Mobile 6.5 operating system. The unit supports wifi or Bluetooth Class-II wireless communications.
The terminal comes with optional 3-megapixel autofocus camera on the Windows Mobile model. All units come preloaded with Wavelink Avalanche for device management as well as Terminal Emulation software that allows the device to be used with an older warehouse management system (WMS) application.
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