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    IT-9000 Handheld Terminal

    Jan. 4, 2012
    Related To: CASIO America Inc.
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    Casio Computer Co., Ltd., announced today that it plans to release new IT-9000 handheld terminals in this year. The models are ideally suited for the  issuance of tickets for parking and traffic violations, as well as special events parking and remote temporary permit printing.

    The IT-9000 is an all-in-one handheld printer terminal equipped with a thermal printer, NFC/RFID reader/writer, a C-MOS imager for scanning 1D barcode and 2D code symbologies, a magnetic card reader and an auto-focus digital camera. The IT-9000 features 3.7-inch VGA touch panel fitted with a Blanview LCD that realizes excellent visibility both indoors and outdoors with low power consumption. The IT-9000 is compliant with IP54 dust proof and water-splash proof standards, and its casing can withstand a drop of up to 1.5 meters to concrete offering a rugged performance for outdoor environments.

    For further information on the Casio IT-9000 in North America please visit www.casio4business.com, or call Toll Free 1-866-81-CASIO(22746).

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