Funky grip case - suitable for wireless applications?

Hi Wireless people!

I have just added details of the CamdenBoss 33 Series enclosure which may be of interest to designers of handheld wireless terminals. Its bright colours with interchangeable corners give it a modern look and it is easy to assemble, no tools required.

I am also running a little poll for fun. Can you tell me what type of batteries you would use with a handheld case like this? If you want to add an explanation, please use the comments field.

The 33 Series will be appearing at Farnell very soon!

Thanks for your attention. If you have any questions or comments please post here.

Michael.

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0 awinning over 14 years ago

Hey Michael,

Nice to see you during the week!

Looks a nice range of enclosures, what you reckon will be the main use for them? I could see them being useful for some retail applications,

Ally
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0 M_B over 14 years ago in reply to awinning

Hi Ally

Retail? In what way? Possibly in restaurants for waiting staff to take orders. Is that what you were thinking?

So far I have only heard of a few applications - a vehicle breakdown recovery company (I guess they liked the rugged appearance and easy grip corners, plus they could have it in their corporate colours). Also it has been used in an industrial, street lighting application to test lights wirelessly.

The larger ones are large enough to encorporate a decent touchscreen display.

I'd like to see them in Formula One pit lane! Ferrari red or blue with yellow corners for Red Bull?...

Michael.
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0 awinning over 14 years ago in reply to M_B

Hi Michael,

I was thinking maybe more back stocking/back office/warheouse type applications.

I have a friend who works in IT for Formula 1..

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0 awinning over 14 years ago in reply to M_B

Hi Michael,

I was thinking maybe more back stocking/back office/warheouse type applications.

I have a friend who works in IT for Formula 1..

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