PrimeSource Building Products

Prior to contacting Pragmatyxs, PrimeSource's internal order verification process relied exclusively on a manual process. Unfortunately, this meant the process was labor intensive and error prone. Pragmatyxs developed a material tracking solution to quickly and effective meet PrimeSource's compliance requirements.

Find out how Pragmatyxs implemented a wireless order verification application for PrimeSource

Xi Series Printers

Providing superior performance, longevity, and solid value, the Xi series offers rugged durability, dependability, and unparalleled reliability in high-volume, mission-critical and specialty labeling solutions. Insuring investment protection are more standard features and total options than competitive printers: 203-, 300-, and 600-dpi resolution for paper, synthetic, and specialty stocks; 4-, 5.5-, 6-, and 8-inch print widths; super quick processors for fast throughput and processing; and plenty of memory for more label formats, graphics, fonts, and data. XiIIIPlus™ printers also offer more connectivity and control options with XML-enabled printing and advanced management capabilities for real-time monitoring of Zebra printers and ZebraNet® wireless and wired print servers. It's easy to see why XiIIIPlus printers take high performance to an all-new level!

Features

• 32 bit 133 MHz RISC processor for faster throughput and processing
• Increased 16 MB SDRAM memory for printing longer label formats
• CompactFlash® (up to 256 MB memory) for added label format/font storage
• 4 MB non-volatile Flash memory
• Early service warning for printhead maintenance and ribbon/media changes
• 300 distinct darkness settings-for fine-tuning print quality

Applications

• Manufacturing
• Distribution
• Warehouse
• Industrial

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Rich Mobile and Wireless Applications: Usability and Performance Without the Headache
On the desktop we have seen the migration from "green screen" business applications to client-server and now a hybrid of the two — browser-based interfaces. In large mission-critical business deployments these server centric solutions have been favored by the short-handed IT departments that support them. The attraction of central management is often justified over the lesser user experience. In the wireless real-time handheld computer space we have seen a similar move from character-based telnet applications to browser applications. Telnet applications are still prevalent, but the growth of smarter handheld computers and abundant access to web developers has led to more and more browser deployments. Though the user is given a more graphical interface it can be at the cost of performance and functionality. How can businesses deliver rich solutions and not break the bank supporting them?(Read more...).

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