It's the end of the line for the I.D. Mate bar code scanners. The email message below was sent out to I.D. Mate customers subscribed to an EnVision America list on January 15th.
:To All Our Friends and Customers:
For over twenty five years the i.d. mate has provided invaluable assistance in identifying and getting information about products of all types. We at En-Vision America are saddened to announce that the i.d. mate brand bar code scanner is being discontinued. Lack of parts availability has contributed to the decision to retire this good friend to many.
Current users of i.d. mate should rest assured database updates will be available long term. For those who own an i.d. mate Galaxy, your warranty will be in full force and we have parts to repair any Galaxy device into the foreseeable future. Unfortunately, other models of the i.d. mate can no longer be supported for repair or parts.
We do still have i.d. mate Galaxy s remaining in stock but we expect these may not last through the end of March. Sales for the remaining stock is first-come-first-serve for purchases by government, dealer, and individual private pay. Payment plans will no longer be offered due to the limited availability.
Thank you all for the love, support and loyalty you have shown for the i.d. mate these past 25 years. We hope that the product has provided great value to all the lives it has touched.
With Sincerest Appreciation,
David Raistrick
President, En-Vision America :
Customers who have questions should contact the company directly at Toll Free: 1-800-890-1180 or visit their website
Source: I.D. Mate Is Being DiscontinuedCategory: News
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Joe Steinkamp is no stranger to the world of technology, having been a user of video magnification and blindness related electronic devices since 1979. Joe has worked in radio, retail management and Vocational Rehabilitation for blind and low vision individuals in Texas. He has been writing about the A.T. Industry for 15 years and podcasting about it for almost a decade.
