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RFID and UHF: A Prescription for RFID Success in the Pharmaceutical Industry

Overview Symbol Technologies has developed a micro Laser Projection Display (LPD) engine, which employs red, green, and blue lasers to produce full color, XGA resolution images and HD quality video. Since lasers are small, power efficient light sources, the device is miniature (4.3 cubic inches) and can be battery operated (5 watts average power consumption). The projected image is always in focus regardless of the distance between the projector and the display surface. The LPD device produces images with 24 bit color depth within an unparalleled color gamut.

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Publisher	Symbol Technologies	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2006	Downloads	90
Format	White Papers
Topics	RFID, Network Security

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