- TC22/TC27 boasts 6”, 32% larger display, 10% thinner, tougher IP68 compared to TC21/TC26
- Offers a choice of standard SE4710 or advanced range SE55 scan engines.
- Ensures future proofing with Wi-Fi 6E, 5G, CBRS (US band only), Qualcomm 5430 2.1 GHz Multi-Core Processor
- Brings unique value-adds: Workstation Connect, mobile payment, and mobile/hybrid POS, Apple VAS + Google Smart Tap for ticketing/membership cards, and RFID capability (eConnex +RFD40 or RFD90)
- Get a built-in advantage with no-cost Mobility DNA Professional or maximize device functionality, workforce productivity and user experience with the optional Mobility DNA Enterprise license
Zebra Docks/cradles/charger
TC22/TC27 Single Slot Charge & Communication Cradle (shim included). Supports device with boot/trigger handle after shim is removed. Power supply, DC cable, and AC line cord sold separately (PWR-BGA12V50W0WW, CBL-DC-388A1-01)
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