The cheapest barcode scanner | DIY Warehousing | GebWMS

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It appears that the most cost-effective method to acquire a barcode scanner for GebWMS is by using a smartphone with a specialized barcode scanning keyboard available on the Play Store. Surprisingly straightforward, isn't it? Essentially, all that's required is a smartphone equipped with this keyboard. The application will utilize the smartphone's camera as the barcode scanner.



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