As the RFID compliance labeling clock ticks down to the January deadline, Zebra Technologies, a global leader in delivering on-demand printing solutions for business and process improvement, offers ...

Zebra Technologies announces the introduction of two new UHF EPC multi- protocol printer/encoders VERNON HILLS, Ill. -- Zebra Technologies, a global leader in delivering on-demand printing solutions ...

Several companies are currently testing a new compact desktop RFID label printer-encoder, smaller than a shoebox and priced at $1,995, that was recently released by Zebra Technologies. The device is ...

MILWAUKEE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--RedPrairie Corporation, a productivity software provider, announced today that it will provide mobile label printing and RFID execution applications in its Warehouse ...

Item-level tagging and increased applications for RFID in the health care industry will contribute to the growth of the RFID printer-encoder and applicator industry over the next four years, according ...

Graph-Tech USA (GTUS) is introducing the RFID-Runner, a next-generation UHF encode-and-print system designed to improve speed, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness in RFID label production. Traditional ...

From rugged, reliable, on-demand thermal printer/encoders to RFID smart labels of every size, type and frequency, Zebra crosses technological and global boundaries to offer solutions that meet the ...

A Zebra Technologies printer/encoder has been chosen by three U.S. government contractors to help them fulfill a contract recently awarded by the U.S. Army. Lowry Computer Products, Northrop Grumman ...

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The advances in radio frequency identification -- or RFID -- technology have revolutionized the way many products are made and tagged -- even products as seemingly mundane as a product label. Through ...

Future Stock RFID tags -- tiny chips attached to antennae that store remotely readable data -- are hardly a new invention. But, until recently, businesses and government agencies were hard-pressed to ...

When a Fortune 200 consumer packaged goods (CPG) company prepared for Wal-Mart's January 2005 RFID (radio frequency identification) deadline, it had the daunting task of ensuring the RFID tags could ...