FedEx uses the Powerpad device--What does UPS use?

[By The Book]

When you deliver to a post office ask to look at theirs, it's identical to ours only blue in color.

I was just there today mailing out a package, oops I meant a letter. That's the closest I'll get to a post office scanner. I didn't look at their scanner by the way.

 

[By The Book]

USPS guy showed me his board the other day, was exactly the same as the diad V

It was very similar?

 

[DOK]

It was very similar?

Exact same except blue, yellow buttons on the side also. The words on the screen were different fonts.

 

[OrioN]

I'm gonna necro post

Your diad v is made by Honeywell

Honeywell to build next-gen handhelds for UPS drivers

FedEx used to have them but we switched to Motorola

I sorta missed the round button keyboard, but the Motorola chicklet buttons feel better

PS it's weird that your diad 4s were Motorola & our previous powerpad s were Honeywell... hmmmm

 

[Shift Inhibit]

I'm gonna necro post

Your diad v is made by Honeywell

Honeywell to build next-gen handhelds for UPS drivers

FedEx used to have them but we switched to Motorola

I sorta missed the round button keyboard, but the Motorola chicklet buttons feel better

PS it's weird that your diad 4s were Motorola & our previous powerpad s were Honeywell... hmmmm

 

[Wally]

 

[watdaflock?]

UPS is to DOS, as Fed Ex is to Windows 98.

 

[OrioN]

Yeah, but the first 2 pages didn't answer the OP s question.

I, however, did that.

Soo it's time for @Indecisi0n to shine &