Symbol Technologies, Inc.Gillian Munson, VP Corporate Development

March 6, 2006

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Agenda

• Symbol at a Glance

• Company Vision & Competitive Advantage

• Management Team

• Q4 ’05 Highlights/Revenue Breakdown

• Recent Product Launches/RFID Update

• 2006 Outlook/Top Priorities

Symbol at a Glance

Founded: 1975Normalized Revenue & EPS:

2005 Revenue: $1.77B2005 EPS: $0.22

Employees: ~5,200Partners: 10,000+Patents: 900+

Retail GovernmentTravel &Transportation

HealthcareManufacturingWholesale Distribution

Advanced Data Capture

Mobile Computing

Wireless Infrastructure

Mobility SoftwareRFID Global

Services

VisionVision “Symbol = Enterprise Mobility”Connecting people and objects to information resources

Company Vision andCompetitive Advantage

• Unique end-to-end enterprise mobility solutions

• Technology and intellectual property leadership

• A global presence

• Long-term customer relationships and knowledge of vertical markets

• A channel-centric and alliance-centric sales model

• Customer service and support• An experienced management team

Our Competitive Advantage

Management Team

Sal IannuzziPresident & CEO

Todd AbbottSVP WorldwideSales

Boris MetlitskySVP GlobalProducts Group

Tim YatesSVP & Chief Financial Officer

Mary McLeodSVP GlobalHuman Resources & Corporate Affairs

Tom CollinsSVP WW SupplyChain Operations

TBDSVP GeneralCounsel & Secretary

Arthur O’DonnellSVP & GM Global Services Division & CQO

* Excludes cash-basis accounting conversion in Q3 ’05; restructuring charges; and, other one-time items

Q4 ’05 Highlights

Exceeded revenue & EPS expectations

Margin expansion

Further penetration into new verticals • T&T, Manufacturing, Field Mobility,

Healthcare, Govt.

New product introductions• MC70: Symbol’s first data-capture

device with LAN,PAN & WAN capabilities

PartnerSelect passes $1B mark in annual bookings $0.10

$24.8M

8.9%

$177.4M

48.3%

$217.7M

$450.5M

Q4’04

$0.07

$17.1M

6.0%

$170.2M

45.4%

$196.4M

$432.2M

Q3’05

$0.09

$22.6M

7.6%

$166.5M

45.6%

$200.0M

$438.9M

Q4’05

OPEX

GrossMargin %

EPS

Net Income

Operating Margin

Gross Profit

Revenue

Q4 ’05 Revenue Breakdown

AP9%AP9%

EMEA28%

EMEA28%

Americas63%

Americas63%

Revenue by Region

MobileComputing

59%

MobileComputing

59%

ADC20%ADC20%

7%7%Wireless

Revenue by Product

Service17%

Service17%

ServicesServices

ProductsProducts

Other -3%

Recent Product Launches

XR400 Gen 2

SE950and SE955 LS4278AP5131 a/b/g

W-IPSWirelessIntrusion

Protection System

MC9090-GCE 5.0

MC9090-SMC9090-KMC9097

MC3000BT, Audio & CE 5.0

MC70WAN/

PAN/LAN

RFID Update

• #1 and #2 in deployment ofEPC readers and tags

• Complete EPC solutionprovider (tags, readers, platforms, services/support)

• Unmatched real application experience

• Broadest IP patent portfoliowith ~50 patents of our own;Rapid Start Program;and RFID IP Consortium

Pacific Cycle/Purdue Pharma – Implemented RFID Solution for Manufacturing and Item Level Tagging

McCarran Int’l Airport/Asiana Airlines –Deployed radio frequency identification (RFID) readers and tags for baggage tracking and monitoring systems

Department of Homeland Security – U.S. Visit Pilot Program

Recent Wins Pilots

XR400 Gen 2 Reader

Multi-protocol RuggedHandheld Reader

Gen 2 Early Adopter Program with Philips

Product Innovation

2006 Financial Outlook

Q1 Guidance:• Revenue: approximately flat to slightly down vs. Q4 ‘05• Gross Margin: slight improvement vs. Q4 ‘05• Opex: $163 - $167 million• EPS: $0.08 - $0.09, excludes $0.01 in stock-based compensation

(including $0.01 - $0.02 per share associated with defense of prior mgt.)

2006 Targets:• Drive revenue growth • Opex by Q2 ’06: targeting $160 million• Operating margin: double-digit by

second-half 2006

2006 Top Priorities

• Target key vertical markets and geographic regions to enhance leadership position

• Expand into new markets with new products (i.e., MC70)

• Continue to improve and streamline operations

• Focus on technology innovation and build upon our strong foundation of intellectual property

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