Symbol introduces new Mobile Wearable Computer
Filed in archive Products on October 11, 2006
Symbol introduces the WT4000 Series Wearable Terminal - a mobile computer that is wearable and works in different environments with it's hands-free interface.
The company focusses on the B2B business and most of all the logistics sector. Or in their own words:
From the dusty warehouse floor to the cooler and freezer, this rugged device delivers the information your workers need to streamline and error-proof processes, improving throughput and customer service for a rapid return on investment.
The data sheet for more information is here
The PR news is here
WT4000 Series Wearable Terminal
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Response from:
Jochn
(10/18/06 4:05am)
wow. very usefull machine ;)
Response from:
Skip
(12/13/06 1:47am)
If the person using the device never has a need to type beyond numbers...this could be a decent device. Beyond that, with 4 functions per key and color coded multiple shift...no screen sensitive display... I would not recommend this for an inventory system which may need to type alpha and numeric symbols. Great looking design...but the form does not fit the function.
Response from:
Online Check Systems
(05/08/07 1:23pm)
An interesting and undoubtedly cool development in the area of wearable computers. The WT4000 does not use a touchscreen but relies on keyboard navigation instead. There are three sets of keys. To the left of the display are Esc, Tab, Ctrl, Shft and a function key that provides access to Alt and Menu. Along the bottom are two programmable keys that also control brightness, and a large enter key. To the right is a 15-key multifunction phone-style keypad that can also be used for alphanumeric text entry.
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