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Sneak peak at the new series of thermal printers coming from Datamax-O’Neil By: Timmy Thermal Hey everybody, I got some new information on the new line of workstation and performance series thermal printers coming from Datamax-O’Neil. Although if told you got to keep it on the down low. This info

Did you know the Intermec Easycoder 3600 is end-of-life? by Timmy Thermal The Intermec 3600 is going into End of Life at the end of the year, which poses the question – Are you prepared? I was watching a movie the other day. It was an interesting piece. The main

A Tutorial on Thin Client Remote Management Software by Thin Liz One of the many benefits of using Thin Clint technology is the ability to easily manage from a remote location all the thin clients on a network. It does not matter if you are physically located in the United

Why Can’t I Choose A Rugged Tablet by Rugged Ralph Why are so many people having trouble choosing a rugged tablet? Well, I’m not surprised. Once you eliminate the obvious reasons, it becomes hard to decide. It’s kind of like buying a car. They all have 4 wheels and an

Say goodbye to the Motorola MC9060 barcode scanner by Barry Barcode In the latest news, we regretfully hear that the Motorola has announced the end of life of the Motorola MC9060. For those who are unfamiliar with the term, “end of life” is when a product is no longer supported

Don’t try to use an iPad® for rugged work by Rugged Ralph While the iPad® is truly a technology advancement in personalized tablets, does that, in reality, make it a true business tool that can stand the rigors of the work environment? Is the iPad® rugged enough? The answer is

Fast and Steady Wins the Race! by Timmy Thermal Hey friends! Here is a product that might interest you when it comes to barcode label printing. There is an old adage that states “slow and steady wins the race”. However, the adage only compares a slow and steady racer to

The Hands Free Computer to Work From Anywhere by Rugged Ralph Don’t you hate that feeling when you walk into a room and completely forget what you went in there for? Now imagine that, instead of walking in the room, you are hoisted 20 feet in the air working on