Retail Times reported on the launch of the "hardwearing portable" RJ3000 printer range, which it says makes "printing on the move easier than ever". The series includes the RJ-3050 and 3150 – the RJ standing for RuggedJet – and is said by the OEM to "increase productivity and efficiency in retail environments".
The devices include "fastest in class" print speeds, a range of connectivity options including Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, and the ability to "withstand harsh weather conditions", as well as being able to be “dropped from up to 1.8 metres without breaking", which Brother notes makes them "ideal for use in areas with tough surfaces".
The RJ-3150 meanwhile can print receipts and labels, and "can be accessed and printed" from via tablets and smartphones "from any location" through the wireless connection. The two machines are "lightweight", meaning they can be "easily transported from one location to the next", and are "easily integrated into existing systems and applications", with ZPL (Z-level programming language) compatibility and free software development kits.
The two printers can also be "charged at any time" through an optional car adapter charger or a standard AC adapter. The RuggedJet 4 range is compatible with Apple’s AirPrint mobile printing technology.
Source: The Recycler
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