DT50H Mobile PDA with IR built-in from Urovo

-Embedded medical grade IR thermal module, real-time report precisely temperature, error rate only ±0.3°C

-Housing made by Anti-Microbial material, which meet JISZ2801 standard, can inhibit the growth of microorganisms or kill them. Disinfectant-ready surface can afford wiping by alcohol and sterilized water. From inside to outside, stop cross-infection.

-5.7 giant bezel-less HD screen, assist medical personnel grab all information in a glance. Ultra-high brightness touch screen delivers clear vision even under sunlight.

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Samsung S6 Iron Man Phone

Prices of RFID and accessories..click below

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RFID gamer

You might be surprised to hear that radio frequency identification has a fun side, especially when it involves tracking your every movement. Even so, a number of adventure-seekers are strapping RFID tags and PDAs onto their wrists in order to take part in a new interactive game. The goal: to escape from Mazzinia, a futuristic high-security jail.

Named La Fuga (The Breakout), the game opened this month at a former bank not far from the Real Madrid Stadium in northern Madrid. The facility can host up to 300 players at a time, each of whom tries to solve quizzes and pass through different obstacles in order to escape.

Every player receives a console consisting of a specially designed PDA worn on the wrist. Between the PDA and its wrist strap is a passive RFID tag with a unique ID number used to locate and identify each player during the game.

"RFID provided an easy way to identify every player individually," says Josep Cabestany at Négone, a Madrid-based developer of interactive games. The company invested €16.3 million to design and produce the technology on which La Fuga is based, and to convert the bank into the equivalent of a three-dimensional game board.

The PDA communicates to the game system by means of wireless technology developed by Négone. A player uses the console to answer the questions, and to receive information such as score, battery level or time left.

"The game system activates the quizzes, the doors and the tricks in response to the detection of the tags. This allows the system to keep track of the gaming information of each player and generate each player's game individually," Cabestany says.

RFID interrogators (readers) placed in doorways and in other areas of the game rooms enable the application to detect a player's location, and to use that information to drive the gamer's experience. For example, when the interrogator detects a person in a certain location, the system might display questions on the PDA screen that he or she must answer in order to progress. On the other hand, it might signal doors to open. "There can be more than 10 readers per room, totaling about 200 in the whole center," says Cabestany.

Négone says it developed both the PDAs and the RFID interrogators. For the tags, however, the company turned to Swiss RFID transponder specialist Sokymat, which also helped Négone determine how to embed the tags in the wristband.

The system uses Sokymat's passive 125 kHz Clear Disc tags. In selecting the tags to be used, Négone considered the technical, financial and practical requirements of its system. "We didn't need a fast data transfer, or to perform write operations, but as the tags were going to be embedded in plastic and close to the player's body, using low frequency was the best solution," says Cabestany. While the performance of all RF signals can be adversely affected by metal or water, low frequencies are better able to penetrate people’s bodies and other objects with high water content. Therefore, 125 kHz tags were deemed best suited to this application.

In addition, because Négone needed to deploy a large number of interrogators in its gaming center, it wanted to reduce the potential of interference from other game players' tags. The 125 kHz system offered a read range of about 1 foot, which well suited the company's requirements. However, the application did require a larger than usual antenna to get the required read performance. Sokymat's Clear Disc tags come in standard diameters of 20 millimeters and 30 millimeters, but this application uses a specially produced version with a 50-millimeter antenna.

I was on my way to Bangsar to look for DIY shop and i came across this shop, Sanifix ( Tel 03 - 2284 2322 ) using 2 units of portable 4" Toshiba thermal printer with portable data collector (Windows OS) with 2D scan engine. Quite impressive for small setup.

Samsung Galaxy Y at RM499

Yet another Samsung device appears and it is the Samsung Galaxy Y, an entry level Android smart phone. The pricing is written as RM499 outright . At the moment, it is only available for pre-order which we believe full availability would be happening in the next couple of weeks. IMCC, a popular online retailer has yet to put up any details of the Galaxy Y.

The Samsung Galaxy Y is a replacement for the existing Samsung Galaxy Mini which has been selling rather well for under RM700. Now at a much lowered RM499 price, it comes with a decent 832MHz processor, 3″ QVGA TFT screen, 2MP Camera and a 1200mAh battery. On board there’s 160MB of storage which is expandable via microSD. The Galaxy Y runs on latest Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread.

Priced below RM500 mark, the Galaxy Y is probably the cheapest Android smartphone running on Android 2.3 in the market.

Huawei Vision

Huawei Malaysia has recently kicked off the pre-order program for two of its upcoming Android devices - the Vision smartphone and MediaPad tablet - through its official Facebook page. The devices are priced at RM 1,099 and RM 1,399 respectively. Not to forget, each pre-order will receive a screen protector, a pouch, an 8GB memory card and pair of earphones before 17th Oct.

Xperia Active

New Sony Ericsson Xperia Active looks good in the water test demo; so now it is time to check out the smartphone in flesh. Available in our market since earlier this week comes with a price tag of RM 1,159, it is designed for users with active lifestyle which explains its dust-proof and water-resistant capabilities.Not to forget, it is also bundled together with accessories such as an armband, straps and extra back cover together with a number of pre-installed fitness apps as well as the ability to sync to heart rate monitor that supports ANT+ technology.

Huawei Android Smartphones

Huawei Android Phones Malaysia.

Those interested to take a look at these and other Huawei solutions can visit Plaza Low Yat where the booths will be station.

The three Huawei smart devices, IDEOS X3, Sonic and Boulder, are available for retail in Malaysia at RM599, RM649 and RM549 respectively.

New ZTE Blade at RM699

New ZTE Blade by Dancom Malaysia at RM699.

Unitech HT680

Had a chance to test out the new units of Unitech HT680 with barcode scanning, running on Win CE before ship out to customer after charging for 16hrs on first time. Handles very nicely.

Motorola Defy (IP67 rating) by Maxis

Motorola Defy phone at cool RM1599 with IP67 rating.

Android Apps

Applications for Android. Check it out here
http://www.appbrain.com

Windows Phone 7

Take a look at the new Windows Phone 7...

IPod for mobile Point of Sales

Imagine using your IPod as a mobile POS in F&B industry. Another new business for the software programmers. How well they work is another story.

Bluebird PDA on Android OS

If you’re an employer looking for an enterprise-level Android device that can withstand a beating you don’t really have many any options. But the folks want to help you by announcing an Android-capable version of the Bluebird Pidion BIP-6000. This BIP-6000 meets the rigorous MIL-STD-810F military standards for drops, vibration, temperature, pressure, moisture, and sand and dust exposure, ensuring it can perform in harsh environments.

Comes with Android OS. Below specs:

* Marvell PXA320 at 806MHz
* GSM / HSDPA voice and data
* 3MP camera with autofocus and flash
* Barcode Scanner (but there’s an app for that!)
* 3.5-inch VGA display
* full QWERTY keyboard

New Wepad, to compete with Ipad

Wepad, an Android tablet is gonna come out soon available in 16GB or 32GB WiFi with USB, flash, SD slot which Ipad does not support.

Workabout 3

Psion Teklogix has announced an Open Source Mobility to reduce the total cost of ownership, creating new business for developers, resellers and partners to enhance Psion's ability to grow and develop its business. Because it uses open standard-based interfaces to extend the life of its products. Check out www.ingenuityworking.com for community where Psion, developers and partners can meet.

Rfid for AT870 PDA

Thin, rugged design from its the needs of the mobile worker 256K Color, Transflective TFT, LCD backlight give the color definitionand clarify the screen from ATID. It can read tags between 1~4m (UHF is depended on tag) & output power max 0.6W

Palm 600 HP

Been using the Palm 600 pda for 2 months now, sold by my friend Look for RM100 while he upgrade his Palm and it works nicely. Need to change the casing, though as drop few times. Too bad no Bluetooth...