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Primera have just launched their LX900 colour label printer and we must say that it does not disappoint. The features of this colour label printer make it ideal for applications in manufacturing, promotional labelling and test marketing.

Vinyl labels are extensively used outdoors in particular for signage applications and are popular in the screen printing industry. The main benefit of using vinyl is that labels can be produced with an 8 - 10 year guarantee.

I have recently been personally introduced to the TSP100 receipt printer from Star Micronics. To say the least this little printer has got to be the most intelligent printer I have had the pleasure to meet.

You may have visited an Apple store, shopping for an Ipod Touch and found when you purchased your product, you saw the Windows Logo on their point of sale (POS) system.

A battle of the inks takes place, two challengers step up to the ring, Pigment vs Dye. Let battle commence. Pigment ink is made up of solid, opaque particles that sit on top of the paper, instead of being absorbed into a paper's fibres, which is what happens with dye ink.

One of our customers came to us the other day reporting problems trying to set up his Primera colour label printer with his Windows 7 computer. Simply, the drivers and software supplied on the CD didn't work. This post offers you a solution to this issue.

An RFID reader and writer is a device which can read and write to RFID tags. Available in a wide variety of forms, from fixed readers, able to read a number of tags travelling through an entrance (e.g. on a pallet) to Windows based handheld computers with built-in RFID readers.

A code 25 or Interleaved 2 of 5 barcode contains only numerical data. These codes can be as long as you need in order to encode the data you wish to be contained within the barcode.

Good news with the updates in Mac OS 10.5.2, there is now direct driver support for Zebra label printers. The following instructions explain how to add your Zebra printer.

A bokode is a tiled series of data matrix codes. These data tags hold thousands of times more information than a barcode and they can be read by a standard mobile phone camera or scanner.