Need Barcode Scanner for Intel Core 2 Duo

We are an upstart company and are outfitted with Intel Core 2 Duo Imacs running 10.4.8. We are looking to purchase Barcode Scanners for our inventory and are interested in hearing any suggestions regarding compatible make/models of wedge scanners you may have. Cordless would be our preference. Any feedback would be appreciated.

Hi, You can use iSight stand alone camera & there is a barcode APP that enables the camera to read the code...http://www.bruji.com/cocoa/barcode.html
(I'm not sure how to do a link!!)...L

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