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NEW PRINTERS OFFER EASE OF USE, RELIABILITY & VERSATILITY HID Global introduced a new line of direct-to-card (DTC®
) FARGO®
printer/encoders for organizations of all sizes that require personalized identity badges. The product line encompasses three new models designed to meet the needs of small organizations to global enterprises. It consists of the cost-effec- tive DTC1000 entry-level printer for small organizations; the professional- level DTC4000 printer for small- to medium-size organizations with greater security and scalability requirements; and the advanced, DTC4500 profes- sional printer for large corporations and government organizations with high- volume needs. All three printers were engineered to be extremely reliable and easy to use, with intuitive graphi- cal interfaces and innovative features such as the industry’s first Swift ID™ embedded badging application and a single-port (USB or Ethernet) connec- tion for advanced inline printing and encoding. The new printers are the first FARGO models to be introduced as part of the HID Global family. HID Global
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MOBILE WORK TOOL
Handheld US, Handheld Group intro- duced the Nautiz X3®
, Handheld’s
smallest and lightest rugged handheld PDA. The Nautiz X3 is equipped with an 806 MHz X-Scale processor, oper- ates Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional and has a range of performance fea- tures including 3G cellular, a 3-mega- pixel camera with auto-focus and LED flash, WLAN, and Bluetooth. The Nautiz X3 is equipped with 256 MB of RAM for advanced applications, and 512 MB flash memory for storage. It has a 3300 mAH Li-Ion battery that will power the computer through a full work day, and has been designed for usage in the field with built-in GPS, altimeter, G-sensor and compass. Handheld US
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NEW VIDEO LINE FOR PROFESSIONAL INSTALLERS Mace Security International Inc. introduced MacePro™, a new line of professional security video surveillance and recording products. The product line features supe- rior quality surveillance cameras and high-performance security DVRs, created specifically for the mission-critical security needs of commercial and industrial customers, the company said. MacePro™ surveillance cameras are solid perform- ers and require zero setup, delivering vivid colors and ultra sharp pictures for crystal-clear image quality out of the box. The complementary MacePro™ line of DVRs offers advanced features with massive storage capacity and fast high- resolution frame rate recording. Mace Security International’s Dennis Raefield said, “We have finally completed the product distinctions between our home and business, and professional product lines with the launch of the MaceView™ and MacePro™ lines, [respectively]. Our professional dealers now have an exclusive line that is both feature-rich and price-competitive with anything on the market.”
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AN INTELLIGENT APPROACH TO HIGH-LEVEL SECURITY AbeoTS’s Automated Warning and Response Engine (AWARE™) takes an advanced, preemptive stance on security by automating all possible security scenarios and intelligently building rules into an engine for responding to event detection. AWARE fulfills today’s secu- rity standards by providing instant detec- tion, analysis and response in a single geospatial graphical interface, merging the dozens of separate data streams into a compelling GUI, based on AbeoTS’s extensive 3-D expertise, the company said. The intelligent rules engine reduces false alarms, prioritizes and correlates events automatically, responds in real-time while facilitating multi-jurisdictional communication, and integrates into exist- ing legacy systems and sensors. The AWARE system has been integrated inter- nationally into four airports, two military bases and several industrial complexes, but it is also suitable for corporate campuses and other large complexes. Abeo Technical Solutions LLC
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SURVEILLANCE SOLUTIONS FOR FINANCIAL MARKETS March Networks®
announced the addition of a powerful new data analytic and
high-definition (HD) cameras to its Financial Solutions portfolio to help banks triple their video quality, double their fraud defenses, and cut fraud investigation costs by as much as 50 percent, according to the company. The company intro- duced March Networks Searchlight Skimming Detection (SD) application. It is the industry’s first data analytic able to actively alert banks to potential crimes at ATMs, said the manufacturer. March Networks also introduced new HD IP cameras. The VideoSphere®
MegaPX WDR MiniDome uniquely combines mega-
pixel video resolution with capabilities such as wide dynamic range to provide banks with crystal clear video images in a wide range of lighting conditions. A second camera, the VideoSphere MegaPX NanoDome, offers banks HD resolu- tion in a compact indoor/outdoor design. Both cameras are ONVIF™ compliant. March Networks
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