Zebra unveils lightweight portable printer

Zebra Technologies, a specialist in printing and automatic identification solutions, has launched the Economy Mobile 220 (EM 220) for quick, on-demand printing of receipts or ‘on-the-spot’ documents, such as fixed penalty notices

Jun 4, 2009
By Paul Jacques
Andy Prophet with PCC Jonathan Ash-Edwards

Zebra Technologies, a specialist in printing and automatic identification solutions, has launched the Economy Mobile 220 (EM 220) for quick, on-demand printing of receipts or ‘on-the-spot’ documents, such as fixed penalty notices
This lightweight, mobile printing solution delivers accuracy and versatility by enabling users to bring the printer to the point of application. The ergonomically-designed printer is easy to carry in a pocket or on a belt and is durable and lightweight without sacrificing performance. With optional Bluetooth wireless connectivity and a magnetic card reader, the mobile printer enables users to accept credit cards at the point of sale and within customer sight – improving accuracy, workforce efficiency, customer satisfaction and sense of security.
“The EM 220’s ultra-small design makes it perfect for customer-facing environments, such as law enforcement, and transportation,” said Matt Parker, product manager, mobile for Zebra Technologies.
“It communicates with Windows Mobile smartphones and handheld computers, prints receipts and other documents on the spot and can be transported easily.”
Offering industry standard software and drivers, such as Windows and Win Mobile, along with a software development kit and OPOS drivers, the EM 220 can easily be integrated into an existing IT system.
It delivers powerful technology and easy-to-use features, such as one-touch media loading, an optional card reader with one-touch access, large operational buttons and multiple LEDs.
For more information visit www.zebra.com/em220.

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