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Casio DT-X7 Handheld Terminal - Coming soon
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Casio has released details on the new DT-X7 grip-type handheld terminal with laser scanner. The new handheld terminal is intended for users in retail, transportation, logistics and other industries and is scheduled for release in the last quarter of 2007. After intensive research into the ultimate in operability, especially for everyday retail tasks like checking receipt of goods, stock taking, and checking or changing prices, Casio has adopted the concept of human-centred design for interactive systems. This is based on the internationally recognised ISO 13407 standard. Combining this with analysis of actual practical applications in the target markets and exhaustive evaluations with real end users, Casio has designed a superlative device with easy scanning, an outstanding keyboard, and a natural grip.

Improved scanning performance
The leading edge of the DT-X7 is angled to enable users to intuitively determine the correct angle of emission for the laser scanner. Also featured are a total of three scanning trigger keys — a large centre trigger key and one on each side — ensuring that scanning can be accomplished smoothly and comfortably in any position. The device also incorporates a vibration function that allows the user to easily confirm scanning input even in noisy work environments.

Refined keyboard operation
The keyboard is laid out with the most frequently used keys positioned in reach of the natural movements of users’ fingers. With improved keystroke design and finger pressure settings, the key touch has been refined to ensure minimal strain on users, even when they have to operate the terminal for an extended period of time. The design also features raised ridges between keys to
reduce the risk of simultaneously pressing adjacent keys. The four coloured function keys, can be programmed to aid navigation around a user application or invoke frequently used functions ensuring maximum ease of use and efficient operation.

Designed for a natural fit in the hand
The DT-X7 features a rounded and dimpled form that fits naturally in anyone’s palm and allows the fingers to rest firmly in the groove on the back of the case. The dimpled texture on both sides improves grip-ability, and the terminal’s centre of gravity is positioned right under the centre trigger key. These design considerations deliver an outstanding user experience for a device of this type.

Voice-based guidance
The DT-X7 comes with the Windows CE 5.0 operating system pre-installed. The built-in speaker and the operating system enable voice sound output. Voice-based guidance applications can be developed simply by producing voice files, to lead users through operational procedures when inspecting goods or undertaking price checks, etc. This means the user does not have to look at the screen every time when operating the terminal, which reduces strain caused by repetitive tasks and increases productivity.

Toughness in harsh conditions
The DT-X7 offers outstanding performance in various environments, with dust and splash-proofing (IP 54 level) and shock resistant toughness able to withstand being dropped from heights up to one metre on concrete, as well as extreme temperatures down to -10 °C or up to +50 °C.


The new terminal has an ultra-legible 2.4 inch QVGA transflective colour LCD. It also features a variety of functions that support enhanced productivity: a handy voice memo function for recording notes and follow-up reminders, and Bluetooth® 2.0 (Class 2) connectivity comes as standard.

The DT-X7 is also available with built-in wireless LAN that is compatible with both IEEE 802.11b and IEEE802.11g standards, as well as with encryption technologies such as Temporal Key Integrity Protocol (TKIP) under 802.1X authentication (PEAP, EAP-TLS, etc). Furthermore, at approximately 145 grams, the wireless LAN-equipped handheld terminal is the lightest* in its class (grip type, excluding PDA models).

* As of August 2007 (Survey by Casio)

Quick specifications
 
 
Casio IT-10
 
OS
Microsoft® Windows® CE 5.0 English version
CPU
Marvell® PXA270 416MHz
Memory

ROM: 64MB (user accessible: approx. 29MB)
FROM: 64MB

Scanner

Type: Semi-conductor laser
Resolution: 0.127mm
Readable Distance: 40mm~400mm

Readable Symbologies
UPC-A, UPC-E, EAN8, EAN13, Codabar (NW-7), Code39, Interleaved 2of5 (ITF), MSI, Industrial2of5, Code93, Code128 (EAN128), IATA, RSS-14, RSSLimited, RSS Expanded, RSS-14 Stacked, RSS Expanded Stacked

Comms
Wireless LAN: IEEE802.11b/g
Infrared: IrDA Ver.1.3 Low Power (maximum: 4Mbps)
Bluetooth: Bluetooth®Ver.2.0 (Class 2)
Dimensions
Approx. 166mm x 51* / 52.5mm** x 30.5mm* / 23.5mm**
* Grip’s external dimensions, ** Display’s external
Weight
Approx. 145g (including standard battery)
Enviromental Protection
IP54
Drop spec
1.0m
 

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