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KoamTac
Introduces
ultra
mobile
Bluetooth
barcode
scanner
for
iPhone,
iPad and
iPod
touch
Princeton,
NJ,
May
24,
2010
–
KoamTac,
Inc.
announced
today
the
release
of the
KDCi
range of
Bluetooth
barcode
scanners
designed
specifically
for use
with
iPhone,
iPad and
iPod
touch.
At less
than two
cubic
inches
and
weighing
only 1.2
ounces,
KoamTac’s
KDCi
offers
enterprises
the
opportunity
to add
professional
barcode
scanning
to their
mobile
workers’
handset
of
choice
in many
industries
including:
transportation,
field
service,
retail
and
healthcare.
“Customers
are
becoming
increasingly
more
in-tune
with the
preferences
of their
mobile
information
workers.”
said
Glen
Hall,
Vice
President,
Herbert
Retail
Ltd.,
a
leading
mobile
systems
integrator
and
authorized
KoamTac
partner.
“The
KDCi
provides
us the
opportunity
to
tailor
data
capture
solutions
to the
needs of
today’s
fastest
growing
segment
of
mobile
worker:
one who
values
the
benefits
of
today’s
sleek
handsets
for
wireless
email
and
voice
communication
but
cannot
settle
for
ineffective
barcode
scanning
performance
associated
with
software
apps
designed
for
consumer
novelty.”
”The
KDCi
range
represents
the
embodiment
of
KoamTac's
years of
experience
with
ultra
mobile
barcode
reader
design",
said Dr.
Hanjin
Lee, CEO
and
founder
of
KoamTac,
Inc. "We
focused
our
efforts
on
developing
a
barcode
terminal
that
follows
the
latest
design
trends
of
mobile
terminals
like MP3
players
and
smartphones
while
adding
the
durability
needed
for
professionals.
The
KDCi’s
bright
display
allows
iPhone
and iPad
to send
line-of-business
application
workflow
and
instructions
to the
user,
enabling
one-hand
operation.
And,
given
its
ultra
small
size and
light
weight,
many
customers
attach
the KDC
to their
body
using
our
convenient
retractable
belt
lanyard.”
KDCi is
available
in two
models:
KDC200i
integrates
a laser
scan
engine
for
reading
all
popular
linear
barcodes;
KDC300i utilizes
industry-leading
Adaptus®
Imaging
technology
from
Honeywell,
enabling
high-performance
omnidirectional
reading
of
linear
and 2D
barcodes,
postal
codes,
and
optical
character
recognition
(OCR)
codes.
On a
fully
charged
battery
both
models
are
able to
scan
and
transfer
barcodes
for
several
days
with
Bluetooth
connection
enabled.
KoamTac’s products are the world’s smallest and lightest barcode terminals on the market supporting V2.0+EDR Class 2 Bluetooth, 1” OLED display, rechargeable battery, and 180KB of memory for storing 10,000+ barcodes in traditional batch data collection applications. Bundled KTSync® keyboard wedge and application generation software enables barcode scanning integration without modification to most line-of-business applications.
About KoamTac, Inc.
KoamTac, Inc. designs, develops and manufactures barcode data collection devices and barcode scan modules. The KDC®100, KDC®200, and KDC®300 are the world’s smallest and lightest integrated display barcode data collectors on the market today. KoamTac creates a new wave in auto id industry by providing ultra compact intelligent barcode terminals supporting batch data collection mode or with real-time Bluetooth connection to major smartphones including BlackBerry®, iPhone and Windows® Mobile. For additional information, contact us at www.koamtac.com.
Contact: Hannah Chae, hnchae@koamtac.com, 609-734-4335
Adaptus is a registered trademark and property of Honeywell International Inc (NYSE: HON); Bluetooth is a registered trademark and property of Bluetooth SIG; Blackberry is a registered trademark and property of Research in Motion Limited (NasdaqGS: RIMM); KDC and KTSync are trademarks of KoamTac Inc.; Mircosoft Windows is a registered trademarks and property of Microsoft Corporation (NasdaqGS: MSFT); “Works with iPhone” means that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to iPhone and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards; "Made for iPod" means that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to iPod and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards; "Made for iPad" means that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to iPad and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards; Apple is not responsible for the operation of this device or its compliance with safety and regulatory standards; iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and iPod are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.
KoamTac Introduces
World’s Smallest 2D
Barcode Data Collector
with a Display – KDC300
Princeton, NJ, Jan.
12, 2009 – KoamTac,
Inc. announced today
the release of the
KDC300, their new
two dimensional
barcode data
collector. The
KDC300 is an ultra
compact, lightweight
design supporting
Honeywell’s Adaptus®
Imaging Technology
5.0, V2.0+EDR Class
2 Bluetooth
technology, 1” OLED
display,
rechargeable Li-Ion
battery, and 200 KB
of memory for
storing
10,000+ barcodes.
Included with the
KDC300 is KTSync®
synchronization
and keyboard
emulation software
supporting Microsoft
Windows XP, Vista,
and Mobile 5.0+.
With industry leader
Honeywell’s Adaptus®
Imaging Technology
5.0 enabling
high-performance
omnidirectional
reading of linear
and 2D barcodes,
postal codes, and
optical character
recognition (OCR)
codes, the
palm-sized KDC300
weighing only 1.8
oz., scans and
stores more than
10,000 barcodes.
On a fully charged
battery, the KDC300
is able to scan and
upload barcodes
continuously for one
week using Bluetooth
technology or for
one month using a
standard USB
connection.
KoamTac’s existing
products the KDC100
and KDC200, one
dimensional laser
and PDF417 enabled
barcode data
collectors with a
display are also the
world’s smallest and
lightest on the
market today.
”The KDC300
represents the
embodiment of
KoamTac's years of
experience with
ultra mobile barcode
reader design", said
Dr. Hanjin Lee, CEO
and founder of
KoamTac, Inc. "We
focused our efforts
on developing a
barcode data
collector that
follows the latest
design trends of
mobile terminals
like MP3 players and
cell phones. A
modern portable
barcode reader
should support
diverse application
requirements in an
ultra compact design
that is affordable.”
KoamTac’s KDC300,
combined with its
synchronization and
keyboard emulation
software, KTSync®
and software
development kit,
delivers powerful
Auto-ID solutions to
industries worldwide
including
transportation &
logistics, field
services,
distribution &
retail, healthcare
services, property
management, and
hospitality
The KDC300 will be
on display in
Honeywell Booth
#2231, January 12th
- 13th at
the 98th
annual NRF
Convention and Expo
being held at Jacob
K. Javits Convention
Center in NYC, NY.
About KoamTac, Inc.
KoamTac, Inc.
designs, develops,
and manufactures
barcode data
collection devices
and barcode scan
modules. The KDC100,
KDC200, and KDC300
are the world’s
smallest and
lightest barcode
data collectors with
a display on the
market today. For
additional
information, contact
us at
www.koamtac.com.
Contact: Hannah Chae, hnchae@koamtac.com, 609-734-4335
Garden State wizards put
on a show in Sin City
Thursday, January 17,
2008 BY MARTHA MCKAY
NorthJersey.com STAFF
WRITER
The technorati at last
week's International
Consumer Electronics
Show in Las Vegas
sounded lukewarm about
the mammoth show. Jeff
Kagan, a
telecommunications
analyst who opines
frequently on the state
of technology wrote:
"CES was bigger than
ever, as usual, but as
it gets bigger, it seems
to get a little duller
every year."
Well, that could be the
case for people looking
for the proverbial "Next
Big Thing." But when you
nose around the place
with an eye out for New
Jersey innovations,
there's always something
interesting to be found.
Tucked into booths
scattered throughout the
show's improbable 35
football fields' worth
of exposition space,
were some fascinating
products -- of the
Garden State variety.
Handy scanner
Like everything else
(except those big screen
TVs), bar code readers
are getting smaller. One
of the smallest,
weighing in at a mere 38
grams, is made by
KoamTac, a Princeton
company whose president,
Hanjin Lee, is a former
Teaneck resident. The
device easily fits in
the palm of your hand,
has a USB port, and can
be worn around your neck
with no fatigue factor.
Lee says many business
people who routinely
need to scan bar codes
will find the
lightweight device
handy, including
visiting nurses,
delivery and trucking
workers as well as
hospital employees. Both
the KDC100 and 200 read
a number of different
symbologies (aka types
of bar codes), and the
model 200 comes with
Bluetooth wireless as
well as a USB port.
The gadgets also have a
rechargeable battery, an
OLED display and 200 KB
of data storage. The
KDC100 has a suggested
retail price of $299,
and the model with
Bluetooth sells for
$349. The company's Web
site is www.koamtac.com.
This page is dedicated
to the memory of
Martha McKay.
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