HARDWARE PORTFOLIO / NINE APPROVED DIRECTIONS

Choose the direction before the model.

Compare device roles and application fit across four hardware families. Configuration remains project-specific.

CHOOSE A HARDWARE FAMILY

Which device category should I compare first?

Start with the capture task, operator input and screen or peripheral workspace. Open the relevant category below to compare model specifications, then use the nine model cards for individual details.

Hardware families and task conditions
Product family	Form factor	Capture direction	Input / workspace	Task conditions to discuss	Models to compare	Related selection guide
Barcode handheld terminals	Rugged handheld terminal	Barcode-led data capture	Compare keypad and touchscreen interaction with the actual application.	Repeated label scans, quantity entry and corrections; provide labels, working positions and glove-use requirements.	HX-21, HX-24, HX-27	Handheld vs tablet guide
Integrated RFID handhelds	RFID mobile computer	Mobile UHF RFID identification	One handheld format; confirm the model-specific configuration.	Tagged-item tasks; provide the tag type, deployment region, application and any barcode requirement.	RX-52, RX-56	RFID form-factor guide
RFID sleds	RFID sled	UHF RFID expansion direction	Retain an existing host, subject to configuration and compatibility review.	Provide the host model and OS, attachment, connection, power and application requirements together.	SX-32	RFID form-factor guide
Rugged tablets	Rugged tablet	Application-led mobile data capture	Larger screen, form and peripheral workspace; options depend on the model.	Drawing detail, longer forms or peripheral use; compare the listed screen, OS and interface fields.	TX-41, TX-43, TX-47	Handheld vs tablet guide