MX3Plus and VX3Plus mobile computers

Viewing computer screens outdoors in environments such as container terminals can be a challenge. It can also be difficult to see screens properly in warehouses that have lowlight areas. To address these challenges, LXE Inc. introduces its new MX3Plus and VX3Plus mobile computers. Built on the compact MX3X and VX3X horizontal-display platforms, the MX3Plus and VX3Plus have state-of-the-art active-matrix screen displays that provide exceptional viewing both indoors and in direct sunlight.

The MX3Plus and VX3Plus are available with two specialized display options. At 350 NITs, the extremely high-contrast indoor version of the new display is five times brighter than the color displays used in the MX3X and VX3X products. The new color sunlight-readable version of the display uses transflective display technology that captures the sun's light and reflects it back to the user's eyes to create readability in direct-sunlight applications.

LXE's MX3Plus is a compact, rugged device with a large, highbrightness, 1/2-video graphics array (VGA), horizontal LCD screen. An optional touch screen is also available. The computer additionally features a full QWERTY keyboard, multiple scanning options, and long-life battery, which allows it to be used as a handheld data collection computer. The MX3Plus can also be mounted on a forklift in a powered cradle that allows the user to remove it instantly when handheld carrying is required.

The rugged VX3Plus is a fixed, wireless, vehicle-mounted computer with the same high-brightness, 1/2-VGA, horizontal LCD screen and full QWERTY keyboard. It attaches firmly to forklifts, pallet jacks, carts, straddle carriers, and other vehicles via a versatile RAM Mount mounting system.

Both the MX3Plus and the VX3Plus are multimodal devices that come voice-ready out of the box, complete with LXE's ToughTalk voice-recognition technology. Both units are designed to be rugged with specialized plastics that absorb impacts. The units' solid-state, industrialized electronics resist shock and vibration, and their rugged display and backlit keyboard handle the rigors of rough industrial operations.

Company: LXE

Company URL: www.lxe.com