Buy RFID Readers & Tags | Testing Purposes

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Start date Oct 6, 2006
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RFID readers and tags are essential for testing purposes in technology projects, such as theses. A recommended source for purchasing these items is Gaotek, which appears as a top Google search result. Users have expressed satisfaction with the site for its offerings. The discussion highlights the importance of reliable suppliers for academic research. Accessing quality RFID technology is crucial for successful testing and analysis.

Oct 6, 2006

IrOnFiSt

Does anyone know where I can purchase an RFID reader and some RFID tags please? I'm doing my thesis on this technology and I need to buy some of these. Testing purposes.

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Oct 6, 2006

Danger

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Here's a starting point. It was the first Google hit.
http://www.gaotek.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=63&gclid=CNuWwKTh5IcCFQf0JAod1m--BQ"

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Oct 6, 2006

IrOnFiSt

Thanks dude. Very good site

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