RFID extends its range

Friday, 06 November, 2009

Magellan Technology and Creative Electronics and Software have completed an agreement for CES to develop, manufacture and market Magellan's radio frequency identification (RFID) reader products.

The global licence extends a previous agreement, in place since 2007, that established CES as a manufacturing subcontractor of Magellan's range of phase jitter modulation reader portfolio.

CES will develop, manufacture and market all Magellan's reader products, including tunnel readers, desktop readers, documents readers, the MARS family of readers and specialist antennas. CES will primarily service, but is not restricted to, the US and North American markets.

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