Device |
Estimated Year |
Customer Description |
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Norand RT1700 |
1997 |
"Actually still working!" |
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MSI 80 |
1983 |
"I don't think they thought of ergonomics in the 80s. The new mobile computers are so much more comfortable to hold." |
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MSI 77 |
1979 |
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Telxon RFQ-84 |
1980's |
"Amazing to see the advancements in mobile technology over the years." |
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Intermec 9210 |
1975-1980 |
"The address for Intermec on the sticker is their previous address and it has the telex number on it. The serial number is 179." |
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Telxon PTC 716 |
1980's |
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Symbol MSI PDT 1475 |
Late 1970's |
"Old clunker. Talk about old technology!" |
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MSI PDT 1500 |
1980's |
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MSI 2100 |
1970's |
"The first ever portable data collection terminal." |
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Intermec 6540 |
1998 |
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Intermec T1700 |
1998 |
"Found this barcode relic in the warehouse." |
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1992 |
"Coupled with Norand barcode scanner PSC5350-101." |
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Symbol LS7000 |
1986 |
"Serial # T065861, manufactured in August of 1986." |
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Telxon PTC 600 & PTC960 |
1990's |
"These scanners still serve their purpose, but with today's wireless technology, these units are way beyond their time." |
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Intermec Trakker 9445 |
1990 |
"Fully functional including laser scanner." |
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Intermec Trakker 9440 Narrowband |
1990's |
"Mobile Computing was great, wireless computing with narrowband was better!" |
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Intermec 9560 |
1990 |
"Fully functional device." |
