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Tamper-Evident Labels do not leave any residue on surface.
2013-04-15 14:29:13| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today
Secure-Guard Plus labels are designed for low-energy surfaces, such as textured plastics, powder-coated paint, and plastic bags. Upon label removal, hidden OPEN VOID pattern appears in film. There is no waiting period for tamper evident feature to become operable, and labels show evidence of tampering immediately when removed from applied surface. Stock labels are available with pre-assigned serial numbers in black ink; custom versions are also available. This story is related to the following:Tamper-Evident Labels |
Ultra Stable Surface Mount TCXO
2013-04-15 05:11:43| rfglobalnet News Articles
Bliley Technologies is pleased to release an industry standard 5mm x 7mm TCXO in a SMD hermetically sealed package. This series of TCXOs threatens OCXO Frequency vs. Temperature stability without the power consumption or cost. The Frequency vs. Temperature stability starts as low as ±50ppb.
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Ultra Stable Surface Mount TCXO
2013-04-15 05:11:43| wirelessdesignonline News Articles
Bliley Technologies is pleased to release an industry standard 5mm x 7mm TCXO in a SMD hermetically sealed package. This series of TCXOs threatens OCXO Frequency vs. Temperature stability without the power consumption or cost. The Frequency vs. Temperature stability starts as low as ±50ppb.
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Surface 'Mini': ARM, Atom or both?
2013-04-11 23:34:34| InfoWorld: Top News
Microsoft will launch a new line of Surface tablets later this year, including one or more smaller 7-in. devices, according to the Wall Street Journal. The report was published just hours after research firms IDC and Gartner spelled out a "brutal" first quarter for PC shipments. IDC pegged the three-month period at a decline, year-over-year, of 14 percent, the biggest contraction since it began tracking PCs nearly two decades ago.
As Galaxy screen grows, Surface may shrink
2013-04-11 22:05:00| CNET News.com
Samsung goes Mega on smartphones, and Microsoft reportedly plans to shrink the Surface tablet -- all the while, PC sales are falling. But perhaps the most important question to ask: Who gets your Google account when you die? [Read more]
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