Expanding its portfolio of mobile computers, Zebra Technologies, a global leader in providing solutions and services to enterprises, on Thursday introduced "TC20" mobile computer and "TC25" rugged smartphone in India.
"TC20" will cost $500-$600 while and "TC25" will be available for $530-$600 depending on the specifications, the company said.
"Until now, Small and Medium Businesses (SMBs) had options like struggling with the risk and frustration of using consumer devices or running their operations manually with pen and paper. 'TC20' and 'TC25' give SMBs a better choice," Deep Agarwal, Regional Sales Director-India, Zebra Technologies, said in a statement.
Both the devices feature 4.3-inch screens and run Android Nougat Operating System (OS).
Zebra's "TC20" is a lightweight and durable mobile device developed for indoor use by sectors such as retail and hospitality while "TC25" would allow real-time operational visibility on the field for SMBs in logistics or services industries, the company added.
The devices also support voice communications over wireless LAN while "TC25" supports 4G/LTE connectivity too.
"TC20" and "TC25" have been designed for 1D and 2D barcode scanning and Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) tag reading.
The TC2-series devices can capture barcodes substantially quicker than the cameras on consumer smartphones, thus saving time, the company said.
Designed as an enterprise line of business smartphone, both the devices are powered by software such as Datawedge, StageNow and Mobility Extensions (Mx).
--IANS
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