The ACC AB700 Windows Mobile 6.5 OS UHF Handheld Reader
Bohemia, N.Y. – A.C.C. Systems Inc., a leading manufacturer and distributor of wireless portable hand-held data data collection devices that comply with EPCglobal and the Department of Defense requirements, today announced that the AB700 RFID-mobile handheld reader is now shipping. The powerful AB700 is powered by the same RFID module as the Atid AT870 allowing it to outperform the major name competitor readers.
The AB700’s primary internal battery offers 3.7 Volt/3,000mAH (11.1 watt-hours) and it is replaceable. The main battery is good for 12 hours with the 2D barcode imager based on 500 scans in one work day. Aside from the standard WiFi, it also supports the 5GHz WLAN. In addition to reading EPC GEN 2 Tags, the UHF model also reads ISO/IEC 18000-6B tags. If 13.56MHz is required, the HF model readsISO 15693, Mifare, ISO 14443 Type A and B tags.
At about half the size of the Motorola MC9090, smaller and lighter than the MC3190 and more durable (IP65) than any of its competitors, this work-horse reader outperforms every popular brand of RFID handheld on the market today. Beyond outstanding performance, the AB700 also offers more add-on features than its better known bulky competitors. Choose from GSM/GPRS, CDMA, HSDPA to GPS and from 2D barcode to 3.0 MP flash camera all on the same unit with UHF, WiFi and Bluetooth. Along with higher margins for resellers this makes the AB700 the obvious choice for professional, industrial strength RFID handhelds for your top clients. A limited number of UHF Starter/Demo kits are available for only $1,695.00. (limit two per reseller)
The Starter Kit includes a color touch screen, UHF for Gen2, WiFi and 1D barcode laser, 3000mAh battery, power supply, USB data cable, SDK, demo software, source code, user manual, one year warranty & sample tags.
Additional features from the Option Price List can be added to the Starter Kit, such as gun handle w/extra battery, GSM/GPRS, GPS, 2D etc.
Your customers will be impressed by its performance and handling.
Atid readers were chosen by NASA from among the high priced competitors for duty on the International Space Station. Disney and NACAR also use Atid readers to track costumes and racing tires respectively.
Lead time is 7-10 business days. F.O.B. S. Korea.