EPoS Distributor, the York-based mobile computing and data capture hardware specialist distributor, has added Mitac's MioWORK tablet range to its product portfolio.
Mitac, a global leader in the ICT industry, has developed a wide range of products, focusing on enterprise, terminal and smart handheld devices. Its new brand, MioWORK, has allowed the company to develop tablet PCs for various industries, including hospitality, retail, education, payment and ticketing, field service and retail.
The MioWORK range all operate on either Android 2.3 or 4.0 and currently include a slim and lightweight tablet, a tablet with integrated barcode scanner and a rugged tablet. The devices offer users an aesthetically pleasing tablet for image conscious public facing organisations but also offer durability for those operating in harsher environments.
The Z100, is a sleek 6" tablet with WiFi, Bluetooth, camera, GPS and accelerometer. Its 2.3 Android operating system and 1GHz CPU offers users a lightweight, fast and easy to use device, ideal for hospitality, education and public facing environments.
One of the main features on the A100/A105 tablet is the integrated barcode scanner. Combining an effective barcode scanner with a tablet PC means users have one easy-to-use, compact device rather than the difficulty of multiple devices. Operating on Android™ 4.0 with IP54 sealing and 1.0m drop resistant, the A100/A105 gives the user the peace of mind they can use their device in harsh working environments while maintaining productivity.
The R100 is their rugged tablet device with an IP54 sealing and 1.0m drop resistance. With a 2.3 Android™ operating system, this rugged device offers a mature and stable platform for optimum usage, ideal for harsher working environments like utilities, field service and hospitality.
These new tablet devices are available to order from EPoS Distributor now. To find out more about the MioWORK tablet range or to get a quote, please contact a member of the EPoS Distributor sales team on 01904 717 450.
Add a Comment
No messages on this article yet