Flexible Handheld RFID Reader/Mobile Computer

This handheld RFID reader has been proven successful in a number of applications including asset tracking, livestock tracking, warehousing and manufacturing.

2011-11-22

TORONTO, CANADA, November 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) GAO RFID Asset Tracking (www.GAORFIDAssetTracking.com) is offering this flexible handheld computer terminal which is an ideal choice as an RFID reader and has been proven successful in a number of applications including asset tracking, livestock tracking, warehousing and manufacturing.
This handheld RFID reader, model 246005, offers full VGA color for crisp, detailed graphics even under direct sunlight. The RFID reader is available with both full keyboard and short keypad varieties with an option of either Microsoft Embedded CE 5.0 or Windows Mobile 6 classic operating systems. Windows Mobile 6 Pro is also available as an option.
The inclusion of an SDK and a number of configuration options bring complete flexibility to meet the specific needs for countless solutions. Configuration options for the Rugged Handheld Terminal RFID Reader include operating frequency, various barcode readers, WiFi, GPS, GSM/GPRS, pistol grip, strap, batteries, and docking station.
The portable RFID reader is highly durable and rugged and can withstand drops from five feet to polished concrete or shock and vibration. With an IP65 protection rating, it is also dust and water resistant making it well suited for harsh environments where rugged mobile data collection is required.
This Rugged Handheld Terminal RFID Reader belongs to GAO¡¯s family of Fleet Maintenance RFID Readers. This line of products includes a wide variety of RFID readers such as UHF 902 MHz. Gen 2 Portable Handheld RFID Reader Writer which is used for field service as well as in warehousing, distribution, on shop floors and in retail POS inventory control, UHF 902 MHz. Gen 2 IP4 Portable Handheld RFID Reader, UHF 865 MHz. Gen 2 RFID Reader 4 Port Read 1 Port Listen and other similar products
For sales inquiries please contact:
1-877 585-9555 ext. 601 ¨C Toll Free (USA & Canada)
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About GAO RFID Asset Tracking
GAO RFID Asset Tracking (www.GAORFIDAssetTracking.com) is known for having one of the largest RFID tag and reader lines in the RFID product industry. GAO RFID Asset Tracking¡¯s products have been widely used in fields such as personnel access control, asset tracking, logistics and warehouse management.

GAO RFID Asset Tracking (www.GAORFIDAssetTracking.com) is a leading provider of RFID Readers, RFID Tags and RFID software providing cost saving solutions to end users worldwide. GAO offers all RFID technologies: Low Frequency (LF), High Frequency (HF), Ultra High Frequency (UHF, Gen 2) as well as Active and Semi-Passive. GAO RFID Asset Tracking's products and services are easily customized for use in asset tracking, healthcare, supply chain & logistics, event management, access control, livestock tracking, inventory control & management, field service maintenance and document authentication.

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