The Zebra MC333x is a rugged handheld mobile computer aimed at RFID-based inventory and asset-tracking work, combining both a physical keypad and touchscreen input ("Key/Touch") for use in gloved or industrial settings where a touchscreen alone isn't reliable. It's built around Qualcomm's Snapdragon 660 (SD660) mobile platform and runs Android. The standout feature is its integrated circular RFID antenna, letting it read UHF RFID tags directly from the handheld unit rather than needing an external sled or reader — useful for retail cycle counts, warehouse put-away/pick confirmation, and asset audits where RFID tags are already in use. Exact display size, memory/storage capacity and battery life aren't specified in this listing.