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 ...

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 ...

Zebra Technologies says it has developed the industry’s first wearable RFID printer-encoder that supports both thermal transfer and direct thermal printing technologies. The mobile device also ...

Natick, Massachusetts — September 17, 2007 — Applications outside CPG supply chain management accounted for more than 1/3 of the total RFID printer/encoder market in 2006 and are expected to ...

Zebra RFID Printer/Encoder Passes One Million Label Mark. Source: Field Technologies Magazine. SimplyRFID, a Zebra channel partner, relies on its OD2007 software solution and Zebra's high performance ...

The new release supports the Zebra P4T Series Mobile Thermal Transfer RFID Printer/Encoder, and provides the ability to achieve new levels of efficiency, velocity, and accuracy in supply chain ...

The Zebra R110Xi4 printer offers features designed to reduce the cost of radio-frequency identification (RFID) such as on-pitch encoding and variable inlay placements.

Primera Technology, Inc. announced its RX900 Color RFID Printer. RX900 is the world’s first and only full-color RFID “on demand” full-color RFID label printer. Labels are printed ...

Updated: The InfoPrint 6700 M40 enables small and medium-sized businesses to print and encode bar-code information.

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 ...

Zebra donated an R110Xi RFID printer/encoder and smart label media for use in the program, which is expected to attract professionals from throughout southern California. “There is a lot of RFID ...