May 16,2007_The current online and print editions of Entrepreneur magazine profiles RFID, LTD. (OTC: RFDL) and its "Tag Only" solution for Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) mandate compliance for small to medium-sized companies.
The article states, "Businesses that need RFID right away can avoid hefty upfront equipment costs with a different kind of solution" and "RFID Ltd., for example, offers a slight variation on the concept, with a tag-only solution that costs $1 to $2 per tag, depending on volume. RFID Ltd. encodes and prints the tags and delivers them to the company, which then attaches them to their products, pallets or shipping containers as needed. The tags meet all compliance requirements."
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Every month, 2.4 million of the essential decision-makers in today¡¯s business marketplace read Entrepreneur Magazine. The feature on RFID, LTD. is also available to the some 12 million unique visitors per month to www.entrepreneur.com.
"We are very pleased to be featured in this outstanding publication,¡± said Nicholas Chavez, President of RFID, LTD. ¡°The circulation of Entrepreneur Magazine consists of our largest potential customer base, namely, small to medium-sized businesses that supply to large companies or government entities."
About RFID, LTD.
RFID, LTD. (OTC: RFDL) is the world leader in formulating, testing and deploying vendor neutral radio frequency identification (RFID) solutions for small to medium-sized businesses required to comply with Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT), Target (NYSE: TGT), Best Buy (NYSE: BBY) and Department of Defense RFID compliance mandates.
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