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News for the week of Oct. 11
• Institute Warns of Rash RFID Laws
• TI Lays Out Path to 5-Cent Tag
• Report Weighs Impact of EPC
• Navigating the RFID Patent Landscape
• Atmel Unveils Low-Power UHF Chip
• A Cheaper Way to Convert Labels
• Wi-Fi Alternative to EPC Technology?
• RFID News Roundup
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• Special Report, Part 1: RFID in the Healthcare Industry
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• Connecting Buyers and Sellers
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