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Discover the new mC-Label2 from Star, a 58 mm direct thermal label printer for versatile retail and hospitality applications. With a print speed of up to 180 mm/sec. at 300 dpi, it produces clear results on self-adhesive, reusable and conventional media. The innovative one-touch label function allows frequently used labels to be saved and retrieved at any time. Furthermore, the ultra-compact design and front access of the mC-Label2 make it ideal for mounting under or on counters and shelves.
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The interactive FLEX 3 from SUNMI is now available with an 18.5" display, in...
The interactive FLEX 3 from SUNMI is now available with an 18.5" display, in addition to the existing 22" or 27" options. The FHD resolution and 400 nits brightness ensure high-resolution, vibrant images. It features Android 13 with GMS and a Qualcomm Octa-Core processor with Qualcomm AI Engine, supporting AI applications such as facial recognition and intuitive voice control. Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.2 offer high connectivity. Additionally, the FLEX 3 is extensively expanded with optional accessories.
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The SUNMI CPad, featuring a new 8.7" display, stands out due to its compact size....
The SUNMI CPad, featuring a new 8.7" display, stands out due to its compact size. As a versatile business pad, it is ideal for the hospitality and retail sectors – from order processing to inventory management. The powerful battery, combined with a Qualcomm Octa-Core processor, up to 8 GB RAM, and 128 GB ROM, offers reliable performance. Additionally, it can be equipped with a range of optional accessories. These include a table stand with two USB-C and two USB-A ports, a 2D scanner, a hand strap for mobile use, a printing station, a table-mounted stand with a power bank compartment, or a multifunctional swivel base – ensuring the right equipment for every area.
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Immerse yourself in the future of mobile technology with the new Honeywell CT70!...
Immerse yourself in the future of mobile technology with the new Honeywell CT70! Designed specifically for the demands of logistics and retail, this 5G mobile computer is a must-have for your customers. Its 6" multi-touch display with Gorilla Glass Victus is highly resistant to scratches and impacts, while the powerful octa-core processor and optional 4,775 mAh battery deliver impressive performance and reliability. Seamless connectivity via Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 6.0 guarantees an optimal connection at all times. In addition, the CT70 is drop-proof from up to 2.4 metres (with protective cover) and certified to IP65/IP68.
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The new ZEC500 from Zebra is a powerful, standalone enterprise computer that transforms any display into an...
The new ZEC500 from Zebra is a powerful, standalone enterprise computer that transforms any display into an intelligent computer. It supports both single and dual touch and non-touch displays of any size with up to 4K resolution via HDMI and USB-C DisplayPort. Thanks to PoE++ and USB-C with Power Delivery, the ZEC500 may be charged quickly and efficiently. With Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, and NFC, it offers seamless connectivity, ensuring uninterrupted connection even under extreme conditions such as temperatures ranging from -29 to +60 °C.
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Federal Statistical Office: Abolish It!
Me again on reducing bureaucracy – can't we get rid of something?...
Me again on reducing bureaucracy – can't we get rid of something? Surely every country in Europe has something like a federal statistical office that constantly bothers companies with various surveys.
Well, I can understand that the government wants to know how the economy is doing. But surely not with questionnaires!
Firstly: The tax offices already have quite up-to-date data.
Secondly: How would one rethink this?
Simply have an AI select 300 companies in a country – from different industries, with different customer groups, import and export profiles. These companies would be required to transmit data in real-time. OF COURSE, in exchange for payment. Or the government provides an employee for this purpose.
Then the finance minister can simply press a button on Monday at 1:00 p.m. – and knows exactly how the economy is doing today, Monday afternoon, at 1:00 p.m.
If a bomb goes off somewhere, you can immediately see whether fewer orders come in three hours later or if people start hoarding toilet paper or leaning towards cheaper products because they want to save money.
It’s totally simple, anonymous, data-secure, and doesn't bother anyone who isn't being paid for it.
How Brussels Makes Us Big: BureaucracyBUILDUP, Now!
There are days when you read a new EU regulation and think: They can’t possibly be serious. But then – a brief moment of enlightenment – you realise: for...
There are days when you read a new EU regulation and think: They can’t possibly be serious. But then – a brief moment of enlightenment – you realise: for Jarltech, that’s not bad news at all. Because where others see nothing but chaos and paperwork in bureaucracy, we see one thing: potential! Scanner potential. Label potential. Mobile potential!
In short: sometimes Brussels delivers more growth than any marketing campaign ever could.
1. The Pizza Box Directive – when the QR Code is Served Hot
New rule: every pizza box must carry a sticker listing ingredients, allergens, CO₂ footprint and the GPS coordinates of the oven. Sounds ridiculous? Perhaps. But from the point of view of the POS industry: a feast! Naturally, such a label has to be temperature-sensitive. Suddenly every pizzeria needs a label printer, every delivery van a mobile scanner – and every customer can trace their pizza digitally.
2. The Traceable Cucumber – from Seed to Salad Bar
The EU wants to know just how bent a cucumber really is. Each one will get its own barcode at harvest, including field number, water consumption and even emotional state at picking. For us, that means: scanners in greenhouses, label printers in agriculture – the barcode grows along with the crop.
3. The Soap Dispenser with a Data Port
Hygiene 2.0: public soap dispensers will soon have to record when and by whom they were refilled – of course via scan or NFC. Sounds like a joke, but it’s almost reality. And we say: finally, IoT that stays clean!
4. The Digital Mop Bucket
In the future, every industrial cleaning agent will need to be traceable. Fill the wrong bucket, and you might soon be committing a data-protection offence. But don’t worry: with our label printers and robust handheld scanners, everything stays cleanly documented.
5. The Baker’s Digitalisation Duty
Bakery sales, 2026: every bread roll will be digitally recorded – with baking time, flour type and temperature curve. That may sound over the top, but these are exactly the kinds of ideas that emerge in Brussels. And us? We provide the scanners, the POS systems, the software.
6. Toilet Paper with Proof of Origin
Paper is patient – and soon traceable too. Every roll will carry a QR code so consumers know which forest the trusted sheet of pulp came from. We see a clear growth market here: scanners for the necessary room. Sustainable, traceable, verifiable.
7. The Barcode for Electric Cars
Every charging session will soon need to be confirmed three times – on the car, the plug and the power source. What sounds like bureaucracy is, in truth, growth!
8. Beverage Tax 2.0: The Barcode as a Receipt
When every cola, every beer and every smoothie soon requires its own tax barcode, that means: more labels, more tech, more sales.
So thank you, Brussels – for every new idea we can turn into scanners, labels and innovation.
More regulations, more opportunities!
Anyone know a decent lobbying organisation in Brussels? Maybe we should all just chip in!
Entrepreneurs as hostages – proof that Germany is no longer competitive!
Imagine this: you build a company with sweat, tears, and countless sleepless nights. Your business thrives, jobs are created, innovation flourishes. And then?...
Imagine this: you build a company with sweat, tears, and countless sleepless nights. Your business thrives, jobs are created, innovation flourishes. And then? The state – in this case, Germany – strikes: exit taxation! A fiscal nightmare that slaps handcuffs on you the moment you even think about moving abroad. Incidentally, it’s a relic from the »Third Reich«, now being sharpened even further.
For those unaware: Exit taxation (§ 6 of the Foreign Tax Act) taxes the hidden reserves in company shares as if they had been sold, merely because you change your country of residence. In other words, you pay tax on profits that don’t even exist – simply for emigrating. Madness! It treats entrepreneurs like criminals and strangles success at its roots.
This isn’t taxation – it’s extortion! Hidden reserves? The taxman pulls the rug from under your feet the moment you pack your suitcase. Want to move to Silicon Valley, where talent gathers and markets explode? Forget it! Germany taxes your success in advance, as if you were fleeing your own country.
While France and the Netherlands welcome entrepreneurs with open arms, our supposed »Economic Miracle 2.0« builds walls of legislation. The result? The best and brightest are leaving – not out of ingratitude, but sheer desperation. Tesla? Siemens? The giants survive. The small ones collapse.
Politicians prattle on about »social balance« while bleeding the economy dry. That’s pure politics of envy! Scrap it – immediately! Let entrepreneurs breathe freely, or watch as Germany turns into a ghost train. Hostages? I say: If a country has to imprison its entrepreneurs, that alone proves one thing: the location is no longer attractive.
