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Product

Handheld Computer

Posting date : Jun 25, 2018

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Membership

Free Member Scince Jun 25, 2018

FOB Price

USD 500

Min. Order Quantity

20 sets

Supply Abillity

100000 sets/week

Port

Los Angeles

Payment Terms

T/T

Package

125*40*30

Keyword :

Handheld Computer

Category

MACHINERY & ELECTRICAL | Nuclear re | Nuclear re | Machinery

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hailey

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Company Info

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Place of Origin

United States [US]

Brand Name

Symbol

Model Number

201806003

HS-CODE

8401-20

Package & Delivery Lead Time

Package

125*40*30

Delivery Lead Time

7 days

Detailed Description

What is handheld computer? Handheld computers—also known as personal digital assistants (PDAs)—are small, portable devices that offer users many of the same features and capabilities as desktop computers at a fraction of the size. Although the terms "handheld computer" and "PDA" are often used interchangeably, handhelds tend to be larger and feature miniature keyboards, while PDAs tend to be smaller and rely on a touch screen and stylus for data entry.

The size of handheld computers ranges from credit card to small notebook computer, and the available features and power generally increase with greater size. Most handheld computers utilize a Symbol MC3000 Series, MC3070, MC3090 Color liquid crystal display (LCD), which acts as both an input and an output device. Only the larger PDAs feature keyboards, and most others require users to enter information on a touch screen, either by tapping letters with a stylus or by writing letters on the screen, which the device interprets using handwriting-recognition software.

I recently began to play with joints and I was wondering if it is possible to create something similar to a Symbol RS409 trigger assembly where one component's movement is restricted by another one getting in the way (just like disconector holds cocked hammer in place). Is there even a way making components act like under pressure? Just like hammer is under pressure from a spring and is realeased after pulling the trigger.