LXE has introduced a 12-key version of its Thor vehiclemounted computer for port and intermodal applications. Last year LXE launched a Thor unit with a full QWERTY keyboard but many roles within port and intermodal terminals require only function keys. “In a port, a gantry crane operator could utilise the full QWERTY keyboard, while a prime mover oprequires erator might use the 12-key configuration. Each key on the 12-key configuration is fully mappable, either to a single command, or to a strin

Handheld wireless device supplier LXE could soon change hands as its parent company EMS Technologies is considering selling all or part of the company.

Mobile computing solutions provider Psion Teklogix has launched Psion Omni, a highly modular mobile computing platform that the company claims is a “strategic landmark”. Mobile computers are typically sold as off-the-shelf products, but Omni will give Psion, its resellers and developer partners the opportunity to create more adaptable solutions.

LXE has unveiled a new, rugged, handheld computer specially developed for port, intermodal and logistics applications.

Aruba Networks claims it can deliver customers in the transport, intermodal and port markets an improved level of WLAN performance with its “dense outdoor deployment strategy”.

LXE has introduced two new rugged mobile computers, MX3Plus and VX3Plus, suitable for outdoor as well as indoor applications and built on the compact MX3X and VX3X horizontal display platforms. Both new versions are fitted with activematrix displays that improve viewing in direct sunlight.

LXE has introduced a 12-key version of its Thor vehiclemounted computer for port and intermodal applications. Last year LXE launched a Thor unit with a full QWERTY keyboard but many roles within port and intermodal terminals require only function keys. “In a port, a gantry crane operator could utilise the full QWERTY keyboard, while a prime mover oprequires erator might use the 12-key configuration. Each key on the 12-key configuration is fully mappable, either to a single command, or to a strin

Handheld wireless device supplier LXE could soon change hands as its parent company EMS Technologies is considering selling all or part of the company.

Mobile computing solutions provider Psion Teklogix has launched Psion Omni, a highly modular mobile computing platform that the company claims is a “strategic landmark”. Mobile computers are typically sold as off-the-shelf products, but Omni will give Psion, its resellers and developer partners the opportunity to create more adaptable solutions.

LXE has unveiled a new, rugged, handheld computer specially developed for port, intermodal and logistics applications.

Aruba Networks claims it can deliver customers in the transport, intermodal and port markets an improved level of WLAN performance with its “dense outdoor deployment strategy”.

LXE has introduced two new rugged mobile computers, MX3Plus and VX3Plus, suitable for outdoor as well as indoor applications and built on the compact MX3X and VX3X horizontal display platforms. Both new versions are fitted with activematrix displays that improve viewing in direct sunlight.