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DAILY RFID has released high-performance RFID UHF Handheld Reader DL770, designed as an Industrial PDA integrated with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPRS. And it has a user-friendly design with QWERTY keyboard, Touch screen, stylus and Trigger Button, etc.

Basing on 400MHz Samsung Processor, this RFID UHF Handheld Reader DL770 features 128MB SDRAM and 128MB Flash ROM storage to protect data from resets or even complete power loss. And it is using Windows CE 5.0 operating system to provide an advanced mobile operating system for robust application support. And Free SDK is provided attached to the Reader.

Together with the wireless technology through Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or GPRS connectivity, the UHF RFID Handheld Reader ensures fast and highly reliable data communication. And it includes a USB interfaces and TF Slot, thus giving practical application.

The highly rugged UHF Handheld Reader is built to IP64 industry standards and can withstand harsh environments. And its 4400mAh battery(removable, rechargeable) can provide a long operate time to cater for the mobile operating request along with high performance in information collection and management.

The UHF RFID Handheld Reader DL770 with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPRS is suitable for a variety of applications, such as warehouse management, pallet logistics, luggage handling and inventory management, etc.

Please visit http://www.rfid-in-china.com/products_702_1.html for more information about the RFID UHF Handheld Reader.

About DAILY RFID CO.,LIMITED

DAILY RFID CO.,LIMITED ( http://www.rfid-in-china.com ), which belongs to PAN Group Co., ltd, is the leading company focusing on the research and development of EPC & RFID technology in China.

DAILY RFID specialize in producing arguably the world’s most extensive line of RFID Tag,RFID Label,Smart Card and RFID Reader, which are suitable for any vertical markets, and have obtained the National Integrated Circuit Card Register Certificate, IC Card Manufacture License and ISO9001 Quality Management System Certification. We also provide customized Tracking solutions for IT Assets, People and Products. And we own a factory covering an area of 26,000 square meters.

When you’re rushing from a late meeting to your child’s t-ball game, you need to know exactly where you are going or you could miss her getting her first hit or catch. You may not have GPS in your car, but you do have a PDA – a personal digital (or data) assistant. Shouldn’t your “assistant” be able to help you get there? Now it can!

There is a new kind of PDA with GPS embedded which can not only keep your schedule, but also help you navigate to the places on your schedule. Not only can it tell you where you are supposed to be and when, but how long it will take you to get there. In fact, with new technology, a GPS enabled PDA can even factor in the amount of real time traffic in giving you an estimate of your travel time or actually advising you about when to leave. They can also give you alternate routes where there is less traffic on the fly.

These PDAs with built-in GPS come preloaded with up-to-date maps of your country, and give both text- and voice turn-by-turn directions. This way you can both see and hear the directions for maximum safety while driving (In fact they can sometimes project the voice directions to your car stereo so you will hear them loud and clear). They also can navigate you to points of interest such as gas stations and stores along your way.

Some things to look for in a PDA with built-in GPS include the ability to automatically update your device through a computer so you get the latest changes in roads and routes, and good service coverage so you are never almost there when your map blacks out. You should also look for a system that allows you to do two things at once – like making a speakerphone call while you are driving without losing your route.

Another new GPS enabled PDA technology allows you to share information with others who have GPS devices. You can send a colleague or family member in another car the same directions, or traffic information, or information about where to find a gas station, while you are driving as easy as making a phone call.

Imagine what your new, more powerful handheld assistant can do for you right now: Tell you how to get where you are going, when to leave so you are on time, where you can stop along the way to bring something to the meeting, and whether there is traffic in your way!

It’s important to remember that personal digital assistants are essentially like tiny, handheld laptop computers. Although they typically don’t have as much memory as computers, they’re powered by microprocessors and run on an operating system, and advanced PDAs run very close to laptop capability. Despite the perceived lack of memory available, PDAs can hold anywhere from 16 to 128 MB of data on their systems. On top of this, owners with newer models have the option to add even more memory with the help of expansion cards, which can add as much as 512 MB of memory. Even though you probably can’t put your entire iTunes library onto a PDA, you can use one to store a lot of smaller files like PDFs, which contain a wealth of information.

Doctors, nurses and most professional health care workers have found this fact extremely beneficial in their practice, and hospitals, doctor’s offices and pharmacies have quickly adapted to the benefits of PDA technology over the past decade. By 2003, for instance, more than 50 percent of doctors were using handheld computers in some form during their daily activities, while an even larger percentage of residents and students used them and showed proficiency.

Health care providers rely on a staggering amount of information to help patients. Doctors use reference material from books or print off data from larger computers to ensure accuracy and provide diagnosis, while pharmacists do the same to look up drug information. Seeking out this type of information takes time and wastes resources if it involves printing, and because of the constant need to update, books can become outdated in a matter of weeks when new discoveries are made.

If doctors and nurses use PDAs, however, they can carry with them large tomes of medical reference which they can access on the spot. This allows them to make quicker decisions regarding diagnoses and medicine prescriptions, resulting in more time spent on caring for the patient directly.

In terms of communication and response time, PDAs also have the advantage over pagers, according to a study performed on a team of surgeons at St. Mary’s Hospital in Paddington, England. Whereas using a pager requires a doctor to receive a page, locate a free phone and call back the number displayed on the pager, newer PDAs and smartphones allow doctors to communicate directly.

As GPS technology has progressed over the years the size of handheld GPS units has shrunk while performance and power have increased. This is good news for outdoor enthusiasts such as backpackers, bikers, cross-country skiers, and geocachers. These pocket sized units will help you find your way, keep track of where you are, and show you the way back to where you came from. There are two general classifications of handheld GPS units. The first is a dedicated unit that is strictly a GPS receiver. This type of unit includes multiple screens that show you everything from the direction you are traveling to how long it’s going to take you to get to your destination. The Magellan Triton handheld is this type of unit. The other type of handheld GPS is an add-on to a PDA. In essence this is a piece of hardware that plugs-in to the PDA and gives it GPS functionality. This can be a nice add-on but you do need to be aware that these plug-ins tend to be bulky and take up space, something you do not need to worry about with a dedicated GPS unit. Here are some things to think about if you are considering buying a handheld GPS system. The first thing to consider is how and where you intend to use it. This is important because getting a GPS signal to your receiver from orbiting satellites is dependent on line of site. If you spend a lot of time in deep canyons, rugged mountainous areas, beneath dense foliage and tree cover, or even the skyscraper canyons of a city you may not always get a good signal. Normally there are enough satellites overhead to mitigate this problem but it is an issue that will occur and something to think about. Another thing you want to look for when considering a handheld unit is what type of add-ons and accessories are available for that particular model. Are firmware updates freely available and easy to download and install? Can additional maps and data be loaded onto the unit that meets your specific needs? Is there software/hardware available that lets you interface the GPS unit with your home computer or laptop? Most handheld systems give you all these options but you do need to so your research before hand. Choosing a handheld GPS unit based on your needs will go a long way towards getting the system that works best for you.

DAILY RFID has unveiled its new series of PDA RFID Reader Writer in LF or HF version. These user-friendly PDA RFID terminals are ideal for industrial and outdoor applications with its WiFi, Bluetooth and GPRS wireless transfer functions.

These lightweight Handheld PDA RFID Readers/Writers DL710/DL720 are suited for information management, information collection or data transfer. They are designed optional with combining LCD touch screen or user-friendly keyboard, and integrated with WiFi, Bluetooth and GPRS functions.

Designed as a handheld RFID PDA, the DL710/DL720 offers you enhanced wireless communication and data capture functions. Its standard communication port includes RS232 and USB interfaces, which can be contected with most devices, thus giving practical application. Besides, the integrated 128MB SDRAM and 64MB Flash ROM can help to protect data from resets or even complete power loss.

Its lightweight, simple key operation and user-friendly interface features make the PDA RFID reader convenient to use. fit for most mobile RFID applications, such as inventory management, logistics, garment processing, luggage handling, parcel-postal delivery and cashless payments.

Please visit www.rfid-in-china.com/products_711_1.html for more information about the PDA RFID Reader /Writer.

About DAILY RFID CO.,LIMITED

DAILY RFID CO.,LIMITED( http://www.rfid-in-china.com ), which belongs to PAN Group Co., ltd, is the leading company focusing on the research and development of EPC & RFID technology in China.

DAILY RFID specialize in producing arguably the world’s most extensive line of RFID Tag,RFID Label,Smart Card and RFID Reader, which are suitable for any vertical markets, and have obtained the National Integrated Circuit Card Register Certificate, IC Card Manufacture License and ISO9001 Quality Management System Certification. Also, we own a factory covering an area of 26,000 square meters.

We are commited to providing “Innovative Technology”, ” Superior, Cost-efficient Product” and ” Professional, Efficient Customer Services”.