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RFID Ltd. upgrades Bagchip luggage system
March 18, 2007
Htlounge.net: RFID Ltd. upgraded its BagChip system for tracking air passengers' baggage by using RFID chips to include designer luggage tags. The tags, part…
read nowUS Airways still having problems with kiosks
March 15, 2007
USA Today: US Airways is still struggling to get glitches out of its recently merged reservations systems. The airline's self-service kiosks have been hit…
read nowAmsterdam visitors use RFID-based city card
March 15, 2007
Etravelblackboard.com: Sightseeing around Amsterdam has been made much easier with the implementation of the contact-free 'I amsterdam Card.' Utilizing RFID…
read nowHand Held Products launches mini-kiosk
March 14, 2007
WARRINGTON, England — Hand Held Products announced the launch of the Image Kiosk 8560 interactive mini-kiosk. The device allows a multitude of applications…
read nowConference program announced for KIOSK EUROPE 2007
March 13, 2007
CAMBRIDGE, England — The conference program for KIOSK EUROPE Expo 2007 will feature in-depth talks and analyses from top names at Radeberger AG, ARINC, IBM…
read nowPortwell announces Celeron-based Mini-ITX system
March 13, 2007
FREMONT, Calif. — American Portwell Technology Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Portwell Inc., announced its new Wade-1120. The introduction features a…
read nowBiometrics on passports gets bigger
March 12, 2007
Egovmonitor.com: The Identity and Passport Service has issued British travelers with the first 48-page '"jumbo'" biometrics ePassports from seven regional…
read nowUS Airways: Computers being fixed
March 7, 2007
The Associated Press US Airways on March 6 said its operations were returning to normal after computer glitches started shutting down hundreds of check-in…
read nowGlitch continues for US Airways
March 5, 2007
Witntv.com: US Airways Group Inc. says it will continue to pull additional ticket agents and ask passengers to use Web-based check-in kiosks. The…
read nowU.K. commission intros biometrics, online visa applications
March 5, 2007
Stabroeknews.com: The British High Commission has introduced a biometrics program that will serve as a prerequisite for processing visa applications submitted…
read nowKiosks for idiots
March 5, 2007
Analytical Design Solutions talks about how to develop a successful kiosk project.
read nowUS Airways tech glitch delays passengers
March 4, 2007
Associated Press: A problem with a computerized reservation system caused delays for US Airways passengers March 4 , airline officials said. Airline…
read nowFast-pass not so fast at San Jose airport
March 4, 2007
Mercury News: One month after fast-pass security lanes opened at San Jose's airport, only about one-third of the Bay Area travelers who applied to join the…
read nowRFID maker gags security researcher
March 1, 2007
Vnunet.com: Security-consultancy firm IOActive has cancelled a planned radio-frequency-identification-hacking demonstration at the Black Hat security show in…
read nowCyberTouch unveils LCD touchscreen monitor
March 1, 2007
NEWBURY PARK, Calif. — CyberTouch announced the introduction of the Orion 42, its latest touchscreen LCD monitor. The Orion 42 is a 42-inch diagonal (16:…
read nowRetail, travel aided by programmable mini-kiosk
February 28, 2007
WARRINGTON, England – Hand Held Products has announced the launch of the Image Kiosk 8560 interactive mini-kiosk. The device allows a multitude of…
read nowGet & Go all-in-one kiosks hit Charlotte highways
February 27, 2007
Rctimes.com: Imagine driving through a kiosk to rent movies, purchase snacks and beverages, grab health foods like fresh fruit, or to get cash from an ATM…
read nowUS and Canada agree on border security kiosks
February 27, 2007
MONTREAL -- U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner W. Ralph Basham announced that the enrollment center at Montreal's Pierre Trudeau International…
read nowTickets for India trains for sale at vending machines
February 26, 2007
Netindia123.com: Within the next two years train passengers may purchase their journey tickets at vending machines, post offices and petrol pumps, to name a…
read nowAirlines: paper ticketing grounded
February 25, 2007
Detroit News: Northwest and other carriers say they plan by year's end to eliminate paper tickets in favor of computer-generated e-tickets. The move is…
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