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Madison, Wis. One of the IT industry news rags was making a big deal this week about patent settlements between major players in radio frequency ID tag manufacture. Almost as a throw-away comment, the article mentioned that some customers were claiming failure rates of up to 20 percent.

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Source:wistechnology.com By Byron Glick 09/20/05


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