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SATO's Latest Desktop Printer CX400 Brings a Brand New Look to Front Desk Printing
17 June 2004  

SATO, a leader in barcode printing since introducing the first thermal transfer barcode printer in 1979, announces the release of its latest desktop printer in the "Compact" series - the new CX400 direct thermal/thermal transfer printer. This is a new generation of SATO's desktop printers with a small footprint.

SATO's new CX400 with the 32-Bit high-speed RISC processor allows for maximum throughput directly from standard Windows applications, as well as SATO's especially designed labelling software "Label Gallery".

Suitable for low-volume printing needs, it is able to print text and fine detailed graphics, as well as smaller size 2-D codes, such as Maxicode and PDF417, with a sharp and precise print image.

With a printing speed of 4 inch per second, this compact printer is set to impress. The CX 400 comes with a standard Centronics interface, a flexible interface module (RS-232C), and optional interface modules including 100Base-TX LAN adapter, 10Base-T LAN adapter and USB (all via the parallel port). In addition, you can choose to add on 2 or 4 MB Flash Memory for additional data storage. Designed with "ease of usage" in mind, the CX400 has a wide compartment for easy media loading.

The new CX400 from SATO is compact, versatile, dependable and cost effective for today's demanding labelling applications. With its smooth lines and curves, this is one compact printer you can place on a front desk!


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Varlink adds Opticon's OPR-3301 bluetooth laser scanner to it's product range
Varlink has announced the launch of Opticon’s OPR-3301 wireless Bluetooth laser scanner, one of the smallest and lightest cordless laser scanners on the market.
Varlink announces the release of the OPN-2002 bluetooth data collector
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Spirit and Nortech set their sights on the education sector
The two companies will support each other in providing network infrastructure and data capture services to educational establishments.

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Providing an introduction to RFID technology and explains the difference between Smart Tag and Bar Code labeling.
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Asigra Commissions White Paper to Storage Industry Expert Mark Ferelli
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RFID and the Mainstream Supply Chain – Seven Steps to RFID Sanity
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This paper outlines the keys to investigating RFID in your supply chain applications, differentiators of RFID tags, steps to test tags in your unique applications and ways to derive maximum benefits from this powerful technology.
RFID Technology for Warehouse and Distribution Operations.
This white paper provides an overview of RFID technology and how it may be applied to warehousing and distribution operations. It will describe the technology and its maturity, standards and industry initiatives, and will also provide examples of how RFID technology can be best used in warehouses and distribution centers.
RFID Technology In Retail
Imagine a technology that could slice the time it takes a retailer to measure inventory, one that could
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then on to post-sales support.

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