ContactlessNews | iDTRONIC presents its M3 Orange mobile terminal

Monday, November 28, 2011

iDTRONIC Smart RFID announced the unveiling of its M3 Orange Mobile Terminal. The integrated high frequency (HF) RFID reader provides stability and is intended for industrial use.

The design is combined with an Intel X-scale 806 MHz processor, operating on the Windows Mobile 6.5 operating system, 256 MB SDRAM and 1 GB Flash memory allows it to run many different applications.

The M3 Orange supports ISO 14443 A/B, NXP Mifare + Desfire and ISO 15693. The Data Collector M3 Mobile in HF version has also two SAM slots integrated, which supports use in public transport as well as mobile payment applications.

The iDTRONIC Mobile RFID Terminal M3 Orange is ideal for contactless t-ticket, access control, cashless payment, public transport and distribution.

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