Inateck Technology Inc.

When wired handheld scanners came to the market, everyone thought it’s as good as technology gets, until the wireless barcode scanner stole the scene. An ideal inventory device, barcode scanners that have wireless configurations are unrestricted by cords and attachments, making them more convenient to use around a sales or warehouse floor. Barcode readers are excellent pieces of technology that read data contained in barcodes. Barcoding is an innovative system that uses sets of lines, which represent very specific information on a product. Scanners retrieve this information upon reading the barcode. There are many different kinds of barcode readers out in the market, ranging from laser barcode scanners to CCD barcode scanners, camera-based barcode scanners, and even pen type barcode scanners. Of the many types of barcode readers, the wireless barcode scanner proves the most advantageous, especially when compared with fixed-position or wired scanners. If you have a huge bulk of inven...

Barcode scanning is common in retail establishments, as it speeds up the checkout process. Supermarkets are known to use that same method for the same reason too, and for establishments looking for a more flexible way to scan products, there is the wireless barcode scanner. The innovative barcode reader does away with wires, so you can bring it just about anywhere on the selling floor. This type of barcode scanner is practical for reading the barcodes of any product in any size, most especially larger items, which may be too bulky for the counter. Simply bring the reader over to the product to scan the barcode, and the information will be delivered wirelessly to your computer. Today, you have a choice between a 1D and 2D wireless barcode reader. Consider investing in a 2D barcode scanner that is capable of scanning both types of barcodes, including data matrix, Code 128, UPC/EAN, pdf417 and QR codes. The device supports screen barcodes in case your supermarket has offered digital pr...