Feb
20
There are few vehicle mount computers manufactured in this AIDC industry. We believe the Percon Phoenix
is the overall best value for the price and features. View this presentation and decide for yourself.
Jan
01
Compare Percon Phoenix 104e features with the leading manufactures. I’m positive that you’ll agree that our vehicle mount computers are the top rated units for the price/features.
Jan
01
The catalog listing page of our primary vehicle mount computers is listed below. You can quickly compute your cost by multiplying the list price by your desired quantity. Both the Phoenix 104 & 104e standard features are listed on the product pages. If you require additional accessories, please contact Percon.
The Phoenix 1 04 and 104e are Windows CE 6.0 based fixed or vehicle mount computers. It has a very compact design and includes a touchscreen keyboard entry for simple data collection which requires little to minimal training. With its numerous ports and expandability, additional peripherals can be added for capturing barcodes or reading RFID tags. With is features, reliability, and competitive base cost, the Phoenix vehicle mount computer is a cost effective investment. |
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| Part# |
Description |
List Price |
| PRCN-PHX-104 |
Phoenix 104 Forklift Computer |
$2,999 |
| PRCN-PHX-104e |
Phoenix 104e Vehicle Mount Computer |
$3,499 |
We periodically have special promotions. Check our current offer.
Jan
01
Thank you for your interest in our products.
Marketing is looking for more success stories and the management wants more sales. So we are now
offering our Phoenix 104 and Phoenix 104e at a 25 % discount.
List price for the Phoenix 104: $2,990
Now $2,245
List price for the Phoenix 104e: $3,499
Now $2,625

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Mar
01
Which industries does Percon plan to concentrate in? Where does our vehicle mount computer product(s) fit?
Our initial target and plan is ‘stick” with what we know best; supply chain logistics in manufacturing and wholesale trade. We are also planning on penetrating transportation, oil production, and public safety. In reality, the need of our partners and the clients’ demand will dictate the direction of our product. But our marketing focus will be within the industries mentioned.

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Mar
01
Why build another vehicle mount computer (VMT)? Motorola, LXE, Psion, AML are already a big player. You’ll have too much competition!
That’s a good question that most of our prospects, integrators and resellers are asking us. The answer is two-fold:
- Today’s big players do provide vehicle mounted computers but they are a “step-child” to their product line. The vehicle computer projects do not get the get the funding and resources that the PDTs projects do. The result is that the industrial vehicle computers (VMTs) are generally behind in technology (few and slow upgrades) or the VMT offering is an OEM. There is just a three US manufacturers that produce VMTs as their primary product and the majority of their sale is direct.
- We did our homework when we did the marketing research in the viability of starting a Vehicle Mounted Computer manufacturing company. Venture Development Corporation (VDC) also supplied us with solid industry financial and competitive data. The Reader’s Digest version is: VMTs’ are a $250 Million market with a CAGR of 7%. That offers Percon a great opportunity. We are not looking to be a multi billion dollars conglomerate. We’ll be VERY happy with 5% of the market and we plan to get there one rugged computer at a time!
Our vehicle mount computer products can be reviewed on our website.

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Mar
01
Percon is a separate manufacturing/engineering company and we are not related to Datalogic.
PSC purchased Percon in 2000? And the Percon products and employees were merged into PSC. Percon ceased to exist. Datalogic purchased PSC couple years ago and now operate as Datalogic Scanning and Datalogic Mobile.
However, Percon has a great history in AIDC. It is a name associated with quality products and excellent service. We are committed to continuing that tradition.
Another thing we all have in common is that we’re from Eugene Oregon!

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