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ZeroBlue announces Bluetooth Wireless Barcode Scanning for FileMaker Go on iPhone and iPad

Agnes Riley
in Announcements of FileMaker Product, Services or Resources

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ZeroBlue Technology Solutions announces the availability of the Scanfob 2002 bluetooth wireless 1D barcode scanner.

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Ever thought you could do inventory on the GO? You can with FileMaker Go and the Scanfob™ 2002 Barcode Scanner . Bar code scanning is the most efficient way to enter data into a computer.

The Scanfob 2002™ wireless Bluetooth laser barcode enables collection of bar-coded data with ease. The scanner has an advanced scan engine that can read scans in many common environments (e.g. in plastic name tag holders at trade shows).

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For more info contact:

Agnes B. Riley

FileMaker 10 and 11 Certified Developer

ZeroBlue Technology Solutions, LLC

Tel.B) 201-293-5828

www.zerobluetech.com

The demo shows that it can work, sort of. But it looks quite slow. Any chance of producing a video that operates at something closer to a real production tempo?

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