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Bar Code Readers

iSwipe

Submitted Sunday, October 20, 2002
Description: 
Clip-on magnetic card reader that interfaces with the serial port on the bottom of an iPAQ. This leaves the expansion pack slots available for other devices. It reads magnetic cards encoded by ANSI, ISO 7811 and 7812, AAMVA, or CA DMV standards. The unit is powered by the host iPAQ and does not require any batteries or external power source.
Caption: 
Clip-on magnetic card reader that interfaces with the serial port on the bottom of an iPAQ.
company: 
Semtek Innovative Solutions Corporation
(PPC Version): 
$229
(SP Version): 
$229
Use With: 
Touchscreen Device

In-Hand Scan-Xtreme bar code scanner

Submitted Monday, January 28, 2002
Description: 
A Type I CompactFlash plug-in card with a miniature laser scanning engine designed to decode PDF417 bar codes and all other popular linear bar code symbologies. It operates on 3.3 volts.
Caption: 
A Type I CompactFlash plug-in card with a miniature laser scanning engine designed to decode PDF417 bar codes and all other popular linear bar code symbologies.
company: 
Socket Communications Inc
(PPC Version): 
$849
(SP Version): 
$849
Use With: 
Touchscreen Device

Bar Code Wand CF/PC card

Submitted Thursday, August 1, 2002
company: 
Socket Communications Inc
(PPC Version): 
$329.95
(SP Version): 
$329.95
Use With: 
Touchscreen Device

In-Hand Scan CF+ Card

Submitted Tuesday, March 7, 2000
Description: 
An integrated Type I CF card w/ Type I or II laser scanner which plugs into the CF+ slot of a Pocket PC or Handheld PC. The card uses a DSE-923 laser scanner engine from Symbol Technologies. It can be operated one-handed and has a 2-color LED indicator to indicate laser operation and a good read.
Caption: 
An integrated Type I CF card w/ Type I or II laser scanner which plugs into the CF+ slot of a Pocket PC or Handheld PC.
company: 
Socket Communications Inc
(PPC Version): 
$579
(SP Version): 
$579
Use With: 
Touchscreen Device

Bar Code Laser Scanner CF+/PC Cards

Submitted Wednesday, August 11, 1999
Description: 
These bar code scanning solutions integrate Socket's PC and CompactFlash Cards with the LS2104 "Hotshot" handheld laser scanner guns from Symbol Technologies. The PC or CF Card delivers power from the host computer to the laser scanner gun. Each system includes a rugged cable connecs the PC or CF Card and the laser scanner.
Caption: 
These bar code scanning solutions integrate Socket's PC and CompactFlash Cards with the LS2104 "Hotshot" handheld laser scanner guns from Symbol Technologies.
company: 
Socket Communications Inc
(PPC Version): 
$549.95
(SP Version): 
$549.95
Use With: 
Touchscreen Device