Zebra Technologies Legacy model
Zebra TC21
Earlier-generation Wi-Fi mobile computer with guidance toward the TC22.
AIDC mobility
Enterprise Mobile Computers in Morocco
Mobile computers with integrated barcode capture bring business applications directly into operational workflows.
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Zebra Technologies Legacy model
Zebra TC26
Earlier-generation cellular mobile computer with guidance toward the TC27.
Zebra Technologies Legacy model
Zebra TC52 / TC57
Earlier TC5x generation retained for fleet-migration guidance.
Zebra Technologies Current range
Zebra TC53 / TC58
Advanced enterprise mobile computers for on-site and field operations.
Zebra Technologies Lifecycle varies
Zebra MC3300 Series
Configurable keypad mobile computers for warehouse operations.
Zebra Technologies Lifecycle varies
Zebra MC9300 / MC9400
Rugged gun-grip mobile computers for intensive industrial workflows.
Honeywell Legacy model
Honeywell EDA51 / EDA51K
Earlier ScanPal mobile computers documented for migration.
Honeywell Current range
Honeywell EDA52
Versatile touch mobile computer for retail, logistics and field work.
Honeywell Legacy model
Honeywell CT40
Earlier enterprise mobile computer with a path to the CT45 family.
Honeywell Current range
Honeywell CT45 / CT45 XP
Enterprise touch mobile computers for connected mobile teams.
Bluebird Legacy model
Bluebird EF501
Earlier-generation touch mobile computer with guidance toward the EF551.
No products match these criteria.
Choose the form factor
Enterprise smartphone, pistol-grip terminal or physical keyboard: movement, gloves and scan frequency all influence the right choice.
Plan the Android deployment
Operating-system version, security policies, fleet management and applications need to remain compatible throughout the planned lifecycle.
Include the accessories
Charging docks, batteries, handles, cases and mounts should be sized around user numbers and shift patterns.
- Touch, keypad and pistol-grip form factors
- Integrated capture for inventory and field execution
- Charging and protective accessories by quotation
Frequently asked questions
Why use a mobile computer instead of a consumer phone?
A professional terminal generally provides dedicated scanning, workflow accessories and a design intended for repeated operational use.
Should charging docks be included in the quote?
Yes when shifts or centralised charging are required. Dock capacity should be aligned with fleet size and site organisation.
Planning an identification project?
Tell us about your workflow. Our team will recommend a suitable configuration.