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Thursday, February 23, 2006

RFID Readers: Wideband Antennas ...

MTI Wireless will showcase RFID reader antenna at upcoming RFID World ...

... "MTI Wireless Edge will exhibit their new range of wide band RFID readers antennas at RFID World 2006. This new family of MTI antennas includes two circular polarized and two linear polarized antennas covering the 856-956MHz band. The new antenna range allows RFID manufacturers to use the same hardware for a variety of geographies. " ...

RFID Readers: Wideband Antennas: Via MTI Wireless: MTI to Show New Wide Band RFID Reader Antenna Range at RFID World 2006 ...

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