CipherLab USA, a global leader in the design, manufacture, and marketing of automatic identification and data capture/collection products and systems, is exhibiting its latest line of barcode scanners and mobile computers going on now at the 2012 National Grocers Association Show in Las Vegas until February 15.

Officials with CipherLab said that the company will have the recently launched 1664 2D Bluetooth scanner on display as well as the all new CP30, an enterprise mobile computer (Windows Mobile 6.5) designed for the demanding retail business.

Company officials said that CipherLab's 1564 and 1664 2D Bluetooth scanners aim to meet the growing adoption of 2D barcodes in pharmaceutical, hospital and retail settings.

The 1564 handheld 2D barcode scanner and 1664 2D pocket-size barcode scanner, which are smaller and lighter than a mobile phone, with optional Bluetooth connectivity, have been enhanced with more features that are surely to benefit your business's efficiency.

According to company officials, the increased on-board 4MB memory of 1664 2D scanner can store over 240,000 scans and data. The rechargeable Li-ion battery provides long working hours for all-day work, improving productivity.

The CP30 and CP45 designed for the demanding retail business, packs Windows Mobile 6.5, 3.5G WWAN, WLAN, and WPAN wireless connectivity, as well as free programmable software into one powerful unit.

Company officials said that CipherLab's economical 8000, 8200 and 8400 Mobile Computer series deliver anywhere mobility in a ruggedized, ergonomic design, offering speedy barcode scanning via multiple wireless communication options.

With a pocket-size form factor that exceeds industry drop standards, the CipherLab 8000, 8200, and 8400 offer up to 100 continuous hours of battery life, long range radio communication, an easy-to-read backlit LCD screen for low light areas and the lowest possible power consumption, boosting the efficiency of workers on the go in retail and logistics settings.