Honeywell have updated their popular CT60 mobile computer range, and introduced the Honeywell CT60 XP.
The CT60 XP is designed for highly mobile, frontline workers in scan intensive workflows. It's the perfect "all touch" device for logistics, transport and warehousing.
It introduces new features, such as:
Gen8 FlexRange Scan Engine
A unique scan engine combine 2 scanners in one, for close-up and distance scanning of 1D and 2D barcodes.
Honeywell Mobile Edge Platform
Built on Honeywell's Mobility Edge Platform, it guarantees long-term compatibility and support for future releases of Android, through to Android 13 (T)
Higher Drop spec
Increased drop and tumble specs (up to 2.4m) and stronger Corning Gorilla Glass 5, with a brighter screen for improved outdoor usage.
Scanning & Swapping
A new and improved scan handle attachment for ease of use in scan intensive applications, which is compatible with a charging dock so no need to detach the handle to charge. The CT60 XP also includes "battery warm swap", so you can switch batteries without powering down for improved multiple shift power.
You can check out the new CT60 XP here. The outgoing CT60 will be withdrawn from sale at the end of 2020, you can still pick up existing stock here.
If you have any questions or would like to organise a demo, please contact one of our mobility specialists on 1300 737 998.
Tuesday, November 10, 2020
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