Unitech launches its best wireless scanning device to date

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Unitech, manufacturer of barcode scanners and mobile solutions, has introduced a high-quality wireless barcode scanner: MS840BT. Designed to provide the greatest flexibility to users, this scanner combines all important features of separate scanners into one solution.

 
All-in-one wireless scanner
The high performance of this device starts with a powerful scan engine to optimise data capture efficiency. With a scan rate of 100 scans/sec and an operating time of more than 10 hours, the MS840BT can last for a complete working day without interruption. Included features like BT class 1 to scan up to 100 meters from the base station, a thoughtful designed  buffer mode when out of range, support of HID and SPP protocol and various configuration capabilities, make the MS840BT a complete and future proof device. The list of MS840BT features goes on, where other brands stop.
 
Easy rugged solution for every industry
The rugged design (IP42 sealing & 1.8m drop threshold) makes sure the MS840BT maintains its high performance in any environment. All features combined make the wireless scanner a perfect fit for industries like retail, light warehousing and sales automation. Because the scanner is easy to operate, anybody can use it. Additional features like the pager function, wall mount cradle and long life trigger design provide the endless convenience every company is looking for.
 
Wireless scanning at its best
Jeffrey Huang, Managing Director of Unitech Europe, said: "We are proud to announce this versatile barcode scanner which is perfect for a wide range of applications. With this scanner we anticipate on the continuous demand from various industries to increase productivity and improve efficiency. The first feedback from our partners was very positive. Therefore we are convinced of a successful launch and implementation of the MS840BT in the whole of Europe and Africa."