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Message started by IT-CB-BADGER on 07/02/08 at 09:45:09

Title: motorola mc 9090
Post by IT-CB-BADGER on 07/02/08 at 09:45:09

i just got evo loaded on my handheld but when in HH the scanner does not scan, anyone else have any similar problem, is there something i need to set up in evo so the scanner will scan?

Title: Re: motorola mc 9090
Post by kkmfg on 07/02/08 at 11:32:31

I'm sorry to hijack this thread but... I looked up that part # (we're maybe interested in HH). Is it really over $2100 to buy one of those?!? That's absolute highway robbery! If that's true then the CEO of Motorola should be pickled in motor oil.

Title: Re: motorola mc 9090
Post by Dawn J. on 07/15/08 at 13:16:07

We use:

Symbol MC3090 Hand Held Computer (GUN
GRIP) Kit Includes, Single Dock and Power

It too was expensive - $2,200 - especially when we have five of them, which I imagine isn't unusual. (We use them for shipping, receiving PO's & issue materials.) We love them!

We went through Abetech Ph 763-428-1285 - Fax 763-428-1270 www.abetech.com.

Good luck!

Title: Re: motorola mc 9090
Post by JDlugosh on 07/21/08 at 17:34:50

FYI we paid around $1650 + tax for the MC-3090 Portable Data Collector wireless G setup below.

(1) MC3090G-LC48HB0GER
MC3090 Wireless Mobile Computer,
48 Key with rotating integrated laser scanner,
color 320 pixel x 320 pixel display,
WLAN, Color, CE 5.0 PRO, High
Capacity Battery, Bluetooth, pistol grip

(1) CRD3000-11RR Cradle kit for MC7090

(1) HIGH CAPACITY BATTERY (4400 mAH)

http://www.variantusa.com/

Ask for Rajiv. This is for the equipment only.

Title: Re: motorola mc 9090
Post by kkmfg on 07/21/08 at 17:57:33

<Takes down notes>

Reeeeeally.... I have a new project to look into. All that hardware can be bought in singles for like $300 total. Seems as how Motorola is a chip company they probably have an actual cost of something like $40 for all that. What a markup! I wish we could soak people that badly for the things we make. ;-)

But, back to the original user's question: Does anyone have an answer for them?

JDlugosh wrote: