Introducing the Datalogic Memor 11, a professional mobile data terminal that combines the ruggedness of an industrial device with the performance of a modern smartphone. This model is designed for demanding work environments where reliability, data processing speed, and long battery life are key. Thanks to the integrated 2D scanner and a wide range of communication technologies, it becomes an ideal companion for logistics, warehousing, retail, and field services.
Performance and operating systemAt the heart of the device is an eight-core processor (Octa-Core) with a frequency of 2 GHz, which ensures smooth running of demanding applications without unnecessary delays. The terminal runs on the Android operating system, allowing you to take advantage of a vast library of applications and easy integration into existing IT systems. The device comes in an elegant black finish that matches the professional appearance of modern work tools.
Communication and connectivityThe Datalogic Memor 11 is equipped with a complete arsenal of wireless technologies that ensure uninterrupted communication in any environment:
The built-in 2D scanner enables reading both 1D and 2D codes (QR codes, Data Matrix, etc.) with high accuracy and speed. This simplifies inventory counts, receiving, and shipping of goods. The device is supplied as part of the package (kit) with a USB adapter, which makes it easier to connect to a computer or charger. The GMS (Google Mobile Services) function provides access to Google Play and other services, increasing user convenience and flexibility.
Why choose the Datalogic Memor 11?This terminal is ideal for companies looking for a universal solution for data collection. Its robust construction withstands drops and impacts, while the powerful hardware can handle even the most demanding tasks. Thanks to 4G and GPS support, it is an excellent solution for courier services, logistics, and field sales. With the Datalogic Memor 11, you get a reliable partner that increases the efficiency of your operations and reduces the number of errors when working with data.