Motorola
Motorola MC9060-G 53-Key Alpha-Numeric Mobile Computer
Handheld mobile computer with 53-key alphanumeric keypad, 1D laser barcode scanner, 802.11b Wi-Fi and Windows Mobile Pocket PC 2003
- 53-key alpha-numeric keypad speeds data entry
- 1D laser scanner SE1224 reads standard-range barcodes
- Wi-Fi 802.11b with WEP encryption connects to legacy networks
- Windows Mobile Pocket PC 2003 runs familiar enterprise apps
- 64 MB RAM and 64 MB flash store essential data
Motorola MC9060-G Mobile Computer
The Motorola MC9060-G is a rugged handheld mobile computer built for inventory, warehouse and field-service teams. It runs Windows Mobile Pocket PC 2003 and includes a 53-key alpha-numeric keypad for fast data entry. A colour QVGA touch display supports pen or finger input in bright or dim conditions. The unit belongs to the MC9000 series and ships without a charger.
1D Laser Scanner and 802.11b Wireless
The integrated SE1224 standard-range laser reads one-dimensional barcodes at typical arm's-length distances. Wireless connectivity uses 802.11b with encryption limited to WEP, so the device suits legacy networks that have not migrated to WPA or WPA2. Audio hardware is present for alerts or voice prompts. Charging accessories must be purchased separately.
64 MB RAM and 64 MB Flash Memory
The computer provides 64 MB of RAM and 64 MB of flash storage for the operating system and user applications. This capacity handles lightweight data-collection apps and local lookup tables used in scanning workflows. It will not run modern mobile operating systems or large multimedia files. Buyers needing current Wi-Fi security, larger application space or colour imaging should consider other platforms.
Highlights
- 53-key alpha-numeric keypad speeds data entry
- 1D laser scanner SE1224 reads standard-range barcodes
- Wi-Fi 802.11b with WEP encryption connects to legacy networks
- Windows Mobile Pocket PC 2003 runs familiar enterprise apps
- 64 MB RAM and 64 MB flash store essential data
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the SE1224 laser scan engine need periodic recalibration or replacement?
The SE1224 standard-range laser scanner has no user-replaceable parts; keep the scan window clean and replace the unit only if the laser diode degrades after extended use.
What limits continuous operation first — the 64 MB RAM or the Windows Mobile 2003 OS?
The 64 MB RAM fills first during sustained multi-application use, causing the OS to swap and slowing barcode processing before any thermal limit is reached.
How much heat and noise does the MC9060-G produce during an all-day shift?
The fanless design runs silently; the laser scanner and 802.11b radio generate only mild warmth that stays comfortable in hand throughout a full shift.
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