MICROLISE: Microlise bring low cost RF tags/labels to to more applications.
M2 PRESSWIRE-7 September 1999-MICROLISE: Microlise bring low cost RF tags/labels to more applications (C)1994-99 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:060999 * World's First Radio Terminal Range Working With New Generation Low Cost, High Frequency RF Tags The world's first range of real time radio terminals

Publication: M2 Presswire

OrganicID Announces Strategic Partnership With International Paper to Develop Low-Cost RFID Tags; Colorado RFID Developer Receives Seed Investment From ITU Ventures.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Dec. 14 /PRNewswire/ -- OrganicID, a leading developer of low-cost, printable radio frequency identification (RFID) tags, today announced a strategic partnership with International Paper, the world's largest paper and forest products company. Through this agreement,

Publication: PR Newswire

A new approach to low-cost RFID tags.(Emerging Technologies)(OrganicID)(Brief Article)
The semiconductor industry has new competition: the paper industry. A new agreement that aims to develop the first organic radio frequency identification (RFID) tags was recently struck between International Paper, the world's largest paper and forest products company, and OrganicID, a developer of

Publication: Semiconductor International

Alien Technology(R) Expands Squiggle(TM) Family of RFID Tags; Adds New High-Performance Gen 2 and Specialized Gen 1 Tag Offerings to Market's Most Widely Adopted Line of Low-Cost RFID Tags.
MORGAN HILL, Calif. -- Paving the way for customers to enjoy a smooth transition from EPC Gen 1 to Gen 2 RFID, Alien Technology today announced a significant expansion of its flagship Squiggle family of low cost RFID tags, including the addition of new EPC Class 1 Gen 2 and Gen 1 tag solutions that

Publication: Business Wire

Motorists warned of dramatic differences in cost of car tags for tolls.
Motorists warned of dramatic differences in cost of car tags for tolls MOTORISTS who buy electronic tags to use on tolled motorways will save themselves over '50 a year by shopping around. As the panel above indicates, there are dramatic differences in the prices charged by the eight companies who

Publication: Irish Independent (Dublin, Republic of Ireland)

Idaho reduces cost of wolf tags: Hunters to pay $9.75; same for bears, cougarsHunters to pay $9.75; same for bears, cougars.
Byline: Parker Howell Feb. 6--BOISE -- A tag to hunt wolf in Idaho will cost about $10 -- less than state wildlife officials initially planned. If wolves are removed from the federal list of endangered species as proposed, gray-wolf tags will cost in-state hunters $9.75, the same price the

Publication: Spokesman-Review (Spokane, WA)