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Ramtron Begins Commercial Sampling of MaxArias Wireless Memory Ramtron Begins Commercial Sampling of MaxArias Wireless Memory
Ramtron International Corporation, a leading developer and supplier of ferroelectric-based low-power memory and integrated semiconductor products, announced the availability of commercial samples of its F-RAM enabled MaxArias wireless memory devices. Ramtron's MaxArias wireless memory products combine the low power, high speed, and high endurance features of nonvolatile F-RAM memory technology with industry standard wireless access to enable innovative mobile data collection capabilities. 		More
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[07/29/10]Verayo Unveils New Unclonable RFID Chip for Anti-Counterfeiting
[07/29/10]Smart Card Alliance Endorses Obama Administration's National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace
[07/29/10]Fluensee Named as Finalist for Multiple RFID Solution Awards
[07/29/10]Spec Performance Runs New RFID Triathlon Timekeeping System
[07/28/10]Ramtron Begins Commercial Sampling of MaxArias Wireless Memory
[07/28/10]ThingMagic RFID Technology Automates Presence Based Information Displays At Mit Media Lab
[07/28/10]NXP Acquires Jennic to Extend Leadership in Low Power RF Solutions
[07/28/10]RFID in agriculture
[07/28/10]Agility Launches New Melbourne-Tasmania Shipping Service More
Feature Article
Combo HF/UHF and sensor tags in 2010 will change RFID Combo HF/UHF and sensor tags in 2010 will change RFID
By Andy Kowl
Talk about Gen 2 or even Gen 3 all you want. There is no doubt ratification of the EPC Global Class 1, Generation 2 standards in December 2004 were a watershed event in the RFID revolution. The next giant RFID game changers are about to be introduced next year. 		More
Question and Answer
[05/12/10]RFP: Position Detection Technology for Writable Displays
[03/31/10]Reader question
[03/10/10]RFID Glass Tags (livestock)
[03/09/10]inquire from Hungary
[03/05/10]Purchase of Organic RFID
[03/01/10]RFP: Short-Range Distance Measuring Sensors in Dirty/Harsh Environments More
Video Clip
RFID Technology Enabled Library Management System
by RapidRadio Solutions		 Document tracking with PJM
by Magellan Technology		 Pharmaceutical item level tagging
by Magellan Technology
White Paper
[03/22/10]Work-In-Progress Control With RFID by CoreRFID
[09/21/09]Cost-Benefit Analysis of an RFID Asset Tracking System by RAMP RFID
[08/31/09]Alternative NFC Form Factors by The Human Chain
[08/03/09]Datanet Asia Pacific - Curbside Recycling Bin Tracking by Tracient Technologies
[06/29/09]Printed Electronics and Thin Printed Batteries: Powering a World of Product Innovation by Blue Spark Technologies
Industry Analysis by Bloor Research
Industry Analysis CrossTalk from noFilis Ltd by Simon Holloway, Bloor Research
noFilis was founded in 2005 and, although a registered UK company, has its headquarters in Ismaning, Germany. The company is hoping to open a USA sales office during this quarter of 2008. It is partnered with the following well-known RFID hardware vendors: Identec, Impinj, Intermec, Alien, Motorola, Psion, Siemens, Sirit, Brooks Automation, Hoeft&Wessels, Avery Dennison and Zebra. They also have partnerships with a number of less well-kown European hardware vendors: Beckhoff, Caen, Datalogic, Deister, Feig, NordicID, Hoeft & Wessels, Scemtec, Tricon and Sick. Customers of its CrossTalk product include: Daimler, Metro, Volvo, DHL, Conti, Stihl, Grammer, Hoerbiger, Huelsta, Hansgrohe, Transpharm, ElringKlinger and many more. 		More
Industry News
[07/29/10] Mailbag: Paranoia about tags by Albany Democrat Herald
[07/29/10] 'Smart' sand: grain-sized nanotechnology electronic noses are on the horizon by Nanowerk LLC
[07/29/10] Facts about RFID tags don't add up to Big Brother by WalletPop
[07/29/10] It works over there so why not over here? by Finextra
[07/29/10] RFID Tags Arrive on the Store Floor as Retailers Go After ROI by CIO
[07/28/10] Wal-Mart RFID Announcement: a small part of industry RFID adoption by Bret Kinsella, ODIN Blog
[07/28/10] Love My Pets GPS Provides Affordable Dog Tracking GPS Solutions To Find Your ... by Earthtimes
[07/28/10] The Next Big Privacy Concern: RFID "Spychips" by NetworkWorld.com
[07/28/10] Why Isn't Wal-Mart Killing the Tags? by RFID Journal
[07/28/10] Safeguard Your Keys and Assets by Online PR News
[07/28/10] Versus Technology Doesn't Need to Develop RFID in Northern Michigan, But ... by Xconomy
[07/27/10] M&S to roll out next-gen RFID tags from 2011 by packagingnews.co.uk More
Feature Event
Taiwan RFID 2010 Taiwan RFID 2010
Oct. 11-14, 2010
Taipei
by
TAITRA 		INT'L SMART GRID EXPO INT'L SMART GRID EXPO
March 2 - 4, 2010
Tokyo, Japan
by
Reed Exhibitions Japan Ltd.
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[06/16/10]Miles Technologies, S.L.
[06/15/10]William Frick and Company
[06/14/10]RFCAMP Ltd.
[06/03/10]SAG RFID Transponder Solutions
[05/20/10]SecuriCode Ltd.
[05/03/10]Dipole RFID
[03/22/10]CoreRFID
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Product
[06/15/10]UHF Metal - TITAN Inch
[06/03/10]UHF Flexible RFID Tag - Linen Tag
[05/07/10]Piano Finished - Domino RFID Key fob /Proximity Key Tag / HF
[05/05/10]Waterpark Disposable RFID Wristband | One-off RFID Wristband
[03/30/10]RFID Waste Bin Tag | RFID Wheelie Bin Tag | EM4200 / EM4305
[03/08/10]PN1000_GPS RF Receiver More