Just launched this guy this week. It’s a scanner for the front end of big box retailers and grocers that uses cameras rather than the typical lasers with a loud humming spinner motor found in competitive devices. The ID was designed around a faceted language that was meant to mimic some of the mechanics inside (lots and lots of mirrors) and it features some modern touches such as capacitive buttons, a speaker ported through the large glass window which helps reduce environment noise, and an optional customer facing camera which can be used to read barcodes off of cell phones without handing your phone to the cashier.
Been in development for about 3 years, so excited to finally see this one out the door. In a few years if you see one of these not scanning in your self checkout aisle, you can blame me. You can’t however blame me for the general poor design of self checkouts. 
More images can be seen here: Motorola MP6000 by Mike Kaminsky at Coroflot.com
