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News Release from: Absolute Vision | Subject: Xtr-1
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 02 June 2006
Xtr-1 takes Data Matrix decoding to a
new level
Capable of reading all 2D Data Matrix tubes currently available to life science laboratories, including those from Abgene, Matrix Technologies, Micronic and Nunc stored in 24, 48 or 96 rack formats
Absolute Vision's European distributor, FluidX has introduced a new single tube reader, the Xtr-1 Unlike many on the market, the Xtr-1 is capable of reading the full range of 2D Data Matrix marked tubes currently available to life-science laboratories, including those from Abgene, Matrix Technologies, Micronic and Nunc stored in 24, 48 or 96 rack formats
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 14 Oct 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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Developed in conjunction with Absolute Vision, the Xtr-1 has a small footprint (47x71x91mm) making it ideally suited to bench-top applications.
It combines the need for low cost, simple and easy to use scanning with the same strength of functionality of other readers in the FluidX range.
Despite its simplicity, no compromise has been made on the quality of its reading and data capture capability since it utilises Absolute Vision's proven decoding engine.
Another benefit is the integral USB connection, which alleviates the need for an additional power supply.
With its internal keyboard wedge, the reader can be easily integrated into the user's application without the need for in-depth programming knowledge.
Robert Moore, director of FluidX, explained: "Accuracy and speed are important factors for life science laboratories.
"With the Xtr-1, there is a less than one second read time before the information is displayed on a large, easy to read screen".
Absolute Vision's business development manager, Richard Laight, said: "FluidX has made a promising start as our European distributor and we are confident that this new reader will exceed customer expectations and requirements for a low end single tube reader.".
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