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Bluebird Soft to launch
Pidion BIP-7000
aimed at logistics &
warehousing sector
eal-time data management has and PXA320 806MHz CPU. This unit also
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become a critical component has a large memory capacity with 128MB
Bluebird Softʼs BIP-7000 mobile computer
within the courier and parcel to 256MB RAM, 256MB to 512MB ROM
will run on the latest Windows Mobile 6.5
operating system, and will be delivered
logistics industry and, for and MicroSD slot.
with laser scanner or 1D/2D CMOS
maximum advantage, a rugged imager, a 3 megapixel autofocus camera,
mobile computer offering reliable data
HSDPA (3G) or GSM, WLAN, Alpha
transmission, fast operation and long
Numeric or Numeric keyboard and RFID.
Rugged form factor
battery life is required. With these require -
ments in mind, Bluebird Soft is due to launch In addition, the unit includes a 2260mAh
Full-day operation
its brand-new mobile computer Pidion BIP- standard battery and 3390mAh extended
7000 shortly. BIP-7000’s main target market battery, and has rugged form factor with The Pidion BIP-6000 features the Windows
is the logistics & warehousing sector to IP65 rain, dust and 1.8m drop resistance. Mobile 6.1 operating system to maximise
aid inventory management optimisation. As with the Bluebird Soft’s existing work efficiency and operate easily with the
BIP-6000 mobile computer offering, the company’s office systems. The powerful
BIP-7000 features the state-of-the-art B2B 4400mAh battery ensures continuous
mobile computer technology, TouchWindow full-day operation, while the device’s
LCD. This technology is claimed to be five GPS capability for fleet management
times stronger than a standard LCD, thus enables greater efficiency through faster
affording a substantially enhanced level of route planning.
protection in harsh environments. It is also
said to enable mobile workers to undertake Bluebird Soft’s Pidion BIP-6000 is also highly
their daily tasks without any restraints due ruggedised, with IP65 waterproof and
to weather and rough outdoor conditions. dustproof resistance and drop resistance
to 1.8m. It also features a TouchWindow
LCD, which is strong enough to withstand
Compelling current offering
use in particularly tough environments.
One of Bluebird Soft’s currently available Also on offer is the Pidion BIP-5000, which
mobile computer solutions, Pidion is IP65-rated for water and dust resistance,
BIP-6000, accurately collects courier drop resistance to 1.5m and is able to
and parcel delivery data, including the operate in temperatures from -20degC
One of Bluebird Softʼs current mobile
computer models, Pidion BIP-6000, is
recipient’s signature and captured image to 55degC.
highly ruggedised, with IP65 waterproof
of the package, and is able immediately to
and dustproof resistance and drop transmit required information to the office
resistance to 1.8m.
database with its HSDPA highly advanced
Quality service
radio communication capability. Either
The BIP-7000 will be delivered with laser 1D or 2D barcodes, as well as RFID Bluebird Soft comments that Pidion Mobile
scanner or 1D/2D CMOS imager, a 3 information, can be stored in the database solutions help courier and parcel logistics
megapixel autofocus camera, HSDPA (3G) after a single scan. Moreover, the integrated companies to maximise productivity,
or GSM, WLAN, Alpha Numeric or Numeric 3 megapixel autofocus camera is ideal improve overall efficiency and achieve
keyboard and RFID. BIP-7000 has a 2.8” for photographing packages delivered lower operating costs, while also ensuring
QVGA touch screen, runs on the latest in error or those that are accidentally they provide a reliable, quality service for
Windows Mobile 6.5 operating system, damaged in transit, etc. their customers. circlesolid
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