Brother’s RL-700S prints out RFID cards
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It’s just too fitting that a company dubbed Brother would unleash a printer that enables even the little guy to become a Big Brother, but the RL-700S printer can indeed pop out IC tag labels with embedded RFID by the dozen. Presumably marketed towards businesses who need to keep better track of personnel, this machine also sports an RFID reader to keep a digital eye on those passing by, and even laminates the cards so that your dutiful subordinates will never suspect that their hard-earned “Employee of the Month” card is actually an undercover tracking device. Additionally, users can even pick up an optional PS-9000 module that enables network printing, and while we’re not savvy on the price, it looks like it’ll only be available in the oft surveyed nation of Japan anyway.[Via OhGizmo] Read | Permalink | Email this | CommentsOffice Depot Featured Gadget: Xbox 360 Platinum System Packs the power to bring games to life!
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