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All about Zebra Labels and Barcode Printers

The extensive use of barcode scanners cutting across all industry lines entail equal importance to its allied accessories like Zebra labels printer and Barcode Printers. But it has been seen that sometimes either due to lack of enough information or, sufficient inventory in one store, business group/s end up buying the wrong ones. In this article, you would find exhaustive facts about the same.

Zebra labels
Zebra labels printers have become very popular in the recent years especially after the introduction of barcodes in the automated supermarket checkout systems. The fact that a recent study indicated about three millions of these Zebra labels printers in use across the world proves its popularity. The radio frequency identification, labeling and reading processes of these labels are exclusively very helpful in the supply chain industry. Some users even go as far as to say that Zebra labels are better than bar code labels as it uses smart chips that allow for distance reading. The Zebra label printers can be classified into four categories based on its performance level. First comes the high performance models meant for the most demanding of applications, and then comes the industrial category, thirdly is the mobile variety and last but not the least is the desktop Zebra label printers.

Barcode Printers:
If barcode scanners are having a wide appeal among the world business community than barcode printers too are becoming equally popular. These are today considered essential tools for electronic system of identification. For proper functioning of a barcode scanner it is also very important to connect it to appropriate barcode printers. Always go for one that is compatible with the whole system as well as its capability to support the barcode symbol. Nowadays, there are many varieties of barcode printers like hand held, desktop etc. These are also available at various price levels to go with your budget.

Where to get them:
Ordering Barcode printers and Zebra labels printers have become a popular option among smart buyers. This is because apart from saving your time and energy, you can buy the one of your choice as you get an exposure to their World Wide Web inventory.

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CL Solutions Selected to Represent Symagery in Asian Markets: Will Distribute Symagery’s Advanced Image Reader Systems For AIDC Industry

CL Solutions Selected to Represent Symagery in Asian Markets: Will Distribute Symagery’s Advanced Image Reader Systems For AIDC Industry

OTTAWA (PRWEB) March 10, 2004 -

– Symagery today announced a partnership agreement with CL Solutions in which CL Solutions will distribute Symagery’s advanced image reader systems for the automatic identification and data capture (AIDC) market to original equipment manufacturer (OEM) customers in Asia.

Under the agreement, CL Solutions will represent Symagery in China, Hong Kong, Korea, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan and other Asian markets. It will provide first-level sales, engineering and support functions.

Based in China, CL Solutions was selected to be Symagery’s distributor based on its extensive automated data collection experience. CL Solutions markets bar code and RFID reading equipment, hand-held computers and radio frequency data communications systems. These solutions are used as strategic building blocks for data transaction systems in warehouse logistics, distribution and transportation, factory automation and other applications.

According to CL Solutions’ Regional Managing Director Sica Liu, “We are excited about working with Symagery to distribute its products to OEMs in Asian markets. Given our extensive AIDC experience, the breadth of our operations and the exciting technology that Symagery has, we are confident of a successful partnership.”

Symagery markets its products exclusively to OEMs that in turn sell their products and applications into the transportation and logistics; manufacturing; postal; gaming and lottery; healthcare; and retail sectors. The company currently markets its products throughout North America, Europe and Asia.

“Asia is an extremely important market for us with many key OEM manufacturers based in the region,” said Ron Caines, president and CEO of Symagery. “We are pleased to have found a partner such as CL Solutions that offers the highest levels of sales and service and has such an intimate knowledge of our industry.”

About CL Solutions

CL Solutions (China) Limited (http://www.clsolutionsgroup.com) is a subsidiary of CL Computers Group and specializes in developing and marketing Supply Chain Execution Solutions, Automated Data Collection and Mobile Computing Systems that fully integrate with major ERP and legacy systems.

About Symagery

Symagery (http://www.symagery.com) is a global provider of advanced image reader systems for the automatic identification and data capture industry. Founded in Ottawa, Canada, in 1997, Symagery differentiates its offerings by selling exclusively to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). Within an open, collaborative environment, Symagery’s customers can customize its solutions to meet their industry-specific needs.

Unlike other imaging providers, Symagery offers the industry’s highest resolution and largest field of view for maximum efficiency and productivity. And unlike linear laser offerings that can only read individual, 1D barcodes in one orientation, Symagery’s omni-directional solutions are multipurpose, read several types of bar codes per label in a single scan and are reliable in any environment. Symagery’s technology is embedded in scanners, portable data terminals, mobile computers, kiosks and machine vision applications. Its solutions are meeting the needs of the transportation and logistics, manufacturing, postal, gaming and lottery; healthcare and retail industries. Among its customers are Siemens Dematic, Unitech, Sammi and Psion Teklogix.

For further information or to arrange for interviews, please contact:

Symagery:

Nancy Fontanne                    

Symagery

Tel: (613) 592-2592 ext. 4551            

Email: nancyf@symagery.com            

Elyse Familant

George Cohen

Communications

Tel: (978) 725-3637

Email: elysef@gccpr.com

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Barcode Scanner Technology and its Impact on Businesses

Barcodes are among the essential tools various businesses can not do without nowadays. The major benefits of using barcodes are in the areas of error reduction and productivity.

For instance, the use of barcodes has brought revolutionary changes to inventory management. Barcodes have been very effective tools in carrying and tracking all vital product details as well as in real time updating of inventory status or levels. Barcodes are recognized, universal features in various products that they do not call attention anymore.  It seems that they are expected to be in every product. They can be found in offices, warehouses, commercial establishments, government agencies, hospitals, hotels, and any organization that has to manage an inventory of products or services.

Customers and clients may seldom think of how barcodes work but they know that scanning the set of parallel and alternating white and black lines accurately provide the needed information to complete the transaction fast.

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The rationale behind the accuracy and efficiency of the transaction is that any item that is barcoded carries information about its identification and other relevant that are stored in the host computer which is part of the barcode system.  An important component of the system, the barcode scanner, decodes the information contained in the barcode label and shows it in a human-readable output, in the monitor.

Barcode languages are presented in the labels as symbols like a group of black bars of non-uniform widths, thicknesses, and lengths alternately with unequal white spaces.  Each group or set stands for a given number of characters.  The barcode software commands the processes of storing and decoding the information in barcode labels.

The barcode software is considered a critical part that determines how the whole barcode system operates. The software developer may design an inventory system that maintains a list of the company’s products and their respective product identification and other basic information. The software may include instructions for inventory management, such as inventory tracking, records updating, and data retrieval every time the barcode is scanned. The software to be used will depend on the needed activities and desired results whenever a barcode is scanned.

Barcode scanners, also known as barcode readers, are available in various designs and capabilities.  They are needed to decode the barcode symbols into human-readable information.  Generally, scanners have a light source, lens and a sensor. Based on the technology used, scanners can be classified as: laser scanners, pen scanners, cameras canners and LED scanners.  They can also be portable or stationary.

The effectiveness of barcodes depends a lot on using the appropriate system.

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Symagery Introduces SX5093 Image Reading System; Features Full Functionality With Smallest Scan Engine

Symagery Introduces SX5093 Image Reading System; Features Full Functionality With Smallest Scan Engine

Ottawa (PRWEB) April 25, 2004

Symagery today announced the SX5093 image reading system, a high-functionality system that offers the company’s smallest scan engine and processor board for use by original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to integrate into their information capture products.

Symagery also introduced the ES5093 evaluation kit, which provides OEMs with a complete and effective system to assess the SX5093’s capabilities.

The SX5093 image reading system is designed for integration into new or existing portable data terminals and mobile computing systems that require one- or two-dimensional (2D) decoding or image-capture functionality along with a small form factor. The new system also offers a rapid time to market and a low-risk integration path for OEMs.

“The SX5093 is a great example of how Symagery provides the most cost-effective, lowest power-consuming and versatile information capture systems,” said Ron Caines, president and CEO, Symagery. “This new system offers an unparalleled field of view and photographic quality images. And it is the lightest and least power consuming device among competitive offerings in the market today.”

SX 5093 Image Reading System

Symagery’s SX5093 image reading system is ideally suited for today’s demanding applications and for the new, more complex requirements emerging in the information capture market. The SX5093 includes a compact image engine, powerful processor board, and the software needed to get OEMs up and running immediately with their applications. Designed for drop-in installation with a quick and easy integration effort, the SX5093 reduces the time required to bring to market a product incorporating image-based automatic identification and data capture (AIDC) solutions.

Symagery’s selection of field-upgradable software suites supports linear bar codes, multi-row symbologies and 2D or postal codes. These advanced capabilities help OEMs differentiate their offerings. Moreover, customization capabilities enable application flexibility and protect OEMs’ investments. Symagery provides a complete range of reliable, cost-effective imaging solutions for automatic data capture applications.

Among the SX5093 differentiators are the following:

•    Picture-taking capabilities are photographic quality and offer a wide-angle field of view. Competitive systems generally offer webcam-level quality.

•    The SX5093 offers an unparalleled field of view – some 2.5 to 3.3 times greater than competitive systems offering video graphics array (VGA) This provides users with non-critical alignment and multiple bar code reading with one-trigger pull simplicity.

•    Its user-selectable ‘adaptive’ windowing modes provide flexibility for high-performance reading/decoding.

•    Intuitive targeting provides end users with optimal reading and enhanced usability. The SX5093 offers positioning, center-finding and range-locating capabilities versus pointer/aimer or framing functions of competitive offerings.

•    For connectivity, Symagery provides both USB and RS232 (serial async) connections.

ES 5093 Evaluation Kit

In addition to the SX5093, Symagery has introduced the ES5093 evaluation kit, which provides OEMs with the opportunity to assess its high-performance, small-form factor SX5093 imaging product. The evaluation kit bundles an image engine with a fully equipped interface board, a powerful processor board and software to allow OEMs to experience the full capabilities of the SX5093. The Symagery Image Reader Application, included in each evaluation kit, provides OEMs with access to all the features and functions found in the SX5093 as well as the ability to experiment with the parameters to determine how they function.

About Symagery

Symagery (http://www.symagery.com) is a global provider of advanced image reader systems for the automatic identification and data capture industry. Founded in Ottawa, Canada, in 1997, Symagery differentiates its offerings by selling exclusively to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). Within an open, collaborative environment, Symagery’s customers can customize its solutions to meet their industry-specific needs.

Unlike other imaging providers, Symagery offers the industry’s highest resolution and largest field of view for maximum efficiency and productivity. And unlike linear laser offerings that can only read individual, 1D barcodes in one orientation, Symagery’s omni-directional solutions are multipurpose, read several types of bar codes per label in a single scan and are reliable in any environment. Symagery’s technology is embedded in scanners, portable data terminals, mobile computers, kiosks and machine vision applications. Its solutions are meeting the needs of the transportation and logistics, manufacturing, postal, gaming and lottery; healthcare and retail industries. Among its customers are Siemens Dematic, Unitech, Sammi and Psion Teklogix.

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For further information or to arrange for interviews, please contact:

Symagery:

Nancy Fontanne                

Symagery                    

Tel: (613) 592-2592 ext. 4551            

Email: nancyf@symagery.com            

Elyse Familant

George Cohen Communications

Tel: (978) 725-3637

Email: elysef@gccpr.com

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In The Homestretch: UC San Diego Achieves $900 Million Milestone in Final Year of $1 Billion Campaign

In The Homestretch: UC San Diego Achieves $ 900 Million Milestone in Final Year of $ 1 Billion Campaign

La Jolla, CA (PRWEB) September 5, 2006

For Beatrice Salcido, a scholarship is making the difference between attending UC San Diego … or no university at all. Assistant biology professor Gentry Patrick counts on the generosity of donors to support critical research required before applying for major federal grants. Private funding supports the UCSD Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, which just celebrated the graduation of its charter class.

The impact of gifts to the University of California, San Diego is significant and far ranging. Thanks to the generosity of over 90,000 alumni, parents and friends, The Campaign for UCSD: Imagine What’s Next has to date raised nearly $ 915 million since the initiative was launched in July 2000. With a record $ 160.7 million in private support received during fiscal year 2005-06 alone – a nine percent increase over last year – UC San Diego is on track to achieve its $ 1 billion goal by the conclusion of the campaign in June 2007. UCSD’s fiscal year begins on July 1 and concludes on June 30.

“When a community rallies around its university, the impact is felt well beyond the campus borders,” said UCSD chancellor Marye Anne Fox. “I am focused on the months ahead – the last year of the campaign – because we have so many programs that still need private support. In particular, we still have critical funding needs for additional scholarships, fellowships and endowed faculty chairs so that we can continue to grow the stellar academic reputation of our campus.”

Private support directly improves the quality of the university’s academic and research programs, provides scholarships and fellowships that enable the best and brightest students to attend UCSD, enhances medical services and enriches the lives of the entire San Diego community.

Major campaign milestones achieved by UCSD during the last fiscal year included:

Support for Students

Allene Wong, ’71, is helping high achieving students from Hawaii majoring in engineering or science to offset non-resident fees through a $ 260,000 endowed scholarship.

A $ 1 million gift from Jerri-Ann and Gary E. Jacobs, ’79, to support fellowships in the Division of Social Sciences was the largest single gift ever made to the Division by an alumnus.

Support of Innovation:

The university’s innovative environment was a magnet for entrepreneur Jerry Swartz, inventor of the hand-held barcode laser scanner. The Swartz Foundation committed an additional $ 6 million, for a total of $ 12 million, to support the Swartz Center for Computational Neuroscience at UCSD.

A $ 24.5 million award from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation will allow the university to partner with UCSD alumnus J. Craig Venter, ’72, Ph.D., ’75 – a visionary genomic scientist – and his research institute to map the genes of the tiniest marine creatures.

Support for Research and Patient Services:

With its three floors of clinical services and five-story research tower, the impact of the Rebecca and John Moores UCSD Cancer Center was reflected in the over $ 1 million that was raised at the Celebrity Chef’s Gala.

Donors provided $ 9 million for a much-needed expansion of both patient and faculty areas at the Shiley Eye Center and the Anne F. and Abraham Ratner Children’s Eye Center.

Support for Faculty:

Faculty at UCSD are supported through more than 115 endowed chairs – of which nearly 40 were established since The Campaign for UCSD began.

UCSD “firsts” include the first $ 5 million endowed dean’s chair, The Stanley and Pauline Foster Endowed Chair at the Rady School of Management, funded by a generous donation from philanthropist Pauline Foster; the first endowed faculty chair in the Department of Anthropology, the Norma Kershaw Endowed Chair in the Archaeology of Ancient Israel and Neighboring Lands; and the first two of three chairs in Greek history – the Gerry and Jeannie Ranglas Chair in Ancient Greek History and the Alkiviadis Vassiliadis Chair in Byzantine Greek History.

Added donor Pauline Foster, “In our family, philanthropy means much more than writing a check – it’s also trying to make a difference with our gifts.”

The Campaign for UCSD reports that 50 percent of the donors to date are friends of the university, 28 percent are alumni and 15 percent are parents. Corporations, foundations and organizations represent the remaining seven percent of the donors. For more information giving to UCSD, please call 858-534-1610, email campaign@ucsd.edu or visit http://www.campaign.ucsd.edu.

About The Campaign for UCSD: Imagine What’s Next

Since its founding just 45 years ago, the University of California, San Diego has rapidly achieved status as one of the top institutions in the nation for higher education and research. To keep UCSD at the forefront of academic and research excellence, the university launched The Campaign for UCSD: Imagine What’s Next in July 2000. Donations to the comprehensive $ 1 billion fundraising campaign will help support students and faculty, expand academic programs, fund research endeavors and strengthen innovation funds to meet the highest priority needs. The Campaign for UCSD has generated nearly $ 915 million to date, with $ 85 million to raise before the campaign concludes in June 2007. For more information, please visit http://www.campaign.ucsd.edu.

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LXE?s Rugged HX2 Arm-Wearable Computer Frees Hands for Improved Productivity; HX2 Computer Significantly Improves Performance in Warehouse Picking & Small Parcel Move Applications

LXE’s Rugged HX2 Arm-Wearable Computer Frees Hands for Improved Productivity; HX2 Computer Significantly Improves Performance in Warehouse Picking & Small Parcel Move Applications

Atlanta (PRWEB) October 16, 2006

LXE Inc., a leading manufacturer of rugged wireless computers that improve the performance of supply-chain execution applications, today introduced a new addition to its line of wearable, “hands-free” computers – the HX2 wearable computer. The HX2 computer is a small, light-weight data collection computer designed to be worn on an operator’s arm or waist so that both hands are free to more effectively and efficiently perform warehouse inventory moves, including piece picking to carts, containers or conveyers; case picking; parcel moves; and broken case activities.

For a wearable computer to be embraced by the market it has to be both comfortable and easy to use. The unit’s innovative arm bands that secure both the unit and its battery keeps the wearable computer in the ready position at all times by preventing the unit from rotating around the operator’s arm – a common complaint among existing wearable users. The adaptable arm bands can be worn close to the elbow or near the wrist – whatever is the operator’s preference.

The compact HX2 wearable computer has an extraordinarily bright and crisp color display for easy viewing in any lighting conditions and from any angle – no longer is there a need for the wearable computer to be “front and center” to be read. And the large, backlit keys have been carefully designed for use in high-speed picking environments. The keys are fully mappable, so customers can customize them for specific applications.

Beyond all that, this computer is tough. It has to be to survive the tough work environments in which it will be used. The HX2 wearable computer’s magnesium alloy front and impact-resistant screen are designed to keep the unit in service and out of the repair shop. The HX2 wearable computer’s ring scanners (laser and imager) are built as tough as the main computer.

Both the HX2 computer and its ring scanner accessories were designed with safety in mind. The entire HX2 wearable computer system features breakaway connections at multiple points and a low-profile, smooth design to resist snagging on common warehouse fixtures and equipment.

“With the HX2 wearable computer along with the HX1 dedicated voice computer and the MX7 multimodal scanning/voice handheld computer, LXE will have one of the industry’s most complete suite of data collection solutions for picking,” says Jim Childress, LXE’s president and general manager. “With LXE, customers can now choose the perfect picking technology for their specific applications.”

The HX2 wearable computer is driven by the latest Windows® CE 5.0 operating system and an Intel® XScale® processor. It features an 802.11 radio with Bluetooth, so customers are prepared for the real-time business opportunities of today and tomorrow.

“We’ve integrated the feedback from dozens of current wearable customers into the design of the HX2 wearable computer,” says Patrick Drolet, LXE’s senior product manager for wearable computing. “We are developing a unit that not only significantly improves upon these existing wearable terminals, but does so in a manner that won’t disrupt operators who are comfortable with the operation of their existing terminals.”

The HX2 wearable computer also includes LXE’s ToughTalkTM technology. ToughTalk technology is LXE’s specialized combination of LXE’s trademark ruggedized system design, advanced audio circuitry and noise canceling techniques, which enable the HX2 wearable computer to support today’s industrial-grade voice recognition applications. With the HX2 computer, customers can run both their voice logistics applications and their traditional barcode scanning applications on the same unit.

The rugged HX2 wearable computer will be available early 2007. More information on the HX2, including high resolution photography can be found at http://www.lxe.com.

About LXE Inc.

LXE Inc. improves supply chain performance by applying over 36 years’ experience developing wireless products and solutions. From rugged mobile computers, advanced auto-ID technologies, and secure wireless network infrastructure, to our award-winning customer support – LXE’s easy-to-use products are as reliable as the people who install and support them.

Based in Norcross, Georgia, LXE also offers a full range of turnkey services, including radio integration, project and installation management, network design, technical support, and repair services. LXE is a wholly-owned subsidiary of EMS Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: ELMG), and has offices worldwide. For more information, visit our Web site at http://www.lxe.com.

For more information, please contact:

Mark Dessommes

Public Relations

LXE Inc.

1-770-729-6643

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International Wireless, Inc. and Creditel Empower Mobile Workforce With Barcode Reading and Payment Authorization Via Mobile Phones

International Wireless, Inc. and Creditel Empower Mobile Workforce With Barcode Reading and Payment Authorization Via Mobile Phones

(PRWEB) April 24, 2002

Boston – April 22, 2002 – International Wireless, Inc. (OTCBB:IWIN) announced today that it has entered into a contract to license its unique CodePoint visual symbol decoding technology to Creditel, an emerging leader in turnkey wireless business services. CodePoint will be integrated into the Creditel PowerSwipe, a sleek, rugged device that attaches to a standard Internet enabled mobile phone and fits in the palm of your hand. The combination device, expected to ship in Q3, will empower businesses of all sizes to remotely read 1D and 2D barcodes as well as authorize credit card and check payments in the field from a single device. The combination of CodePoint software, which uses a digital camera to read barcodes, and the PowerSwipe device is expected to dramatically reduce the cost of portable barcode readers as compared to traditional laser scanners.

“Creditel and International Wireless are developing low-cost wireless solutions that can be used by a variety of businesses world-wide,” said Kevin Wells, President of the CodePoint division of International Wireless. “The practical functionality, service and affordability of the International Wireless-Creditel solution allows enterprises of all sizes to gain immediate benefit from a single combined offering.”

AMI (Access Markets International Partners) an industry leading market intelligence firm focusing on global IT, Internet and communications, forecasts a $ 14 billion revenue opportunity in the U.S. for wireless technology providers-driven by 67 million mobile employees and 26 million wireless data-internet commercial users by 2006.

Georges F. Elias, Chief Executive Officer of Creditel said, “We are well positioned to capture a significant portion of this untapped mobile workforce market. The combination of International Wireless CodePoint technology and Creditel’s secure mobile transaction system actually ushers in an era of wireless integrated business services, redefining the parameters of mobile. This partnership further supports Creditel’s commitment to provide best-of-breed technology that increases profitability, reduces costs and enhances customer satisfaction and the mobile workforce experience.”

About International Wireless, Inc.

Established in 1999, International Wireless, Inc. (OTC–BB:IWIN) is a technology company focused on providing software for the wireless industry. International Wireless’ patented CodePoint software solutions allow mobile phones, PDAs, and emerging wireless devices to read visual symbols such as barcodes and complex matrix codes via integrated digital cameras. International Wireless can be found on the World Wide Web at http://www.international-wireless.com.

About Creditel

Creditel offers businesses of all sizes secure, affordable, fast and easy-to-use (SAFE) wireless transaction solutions & an interactive website designed to immediately increase profitability and enhance productivity: The Creditel MTS

The MTS™ supports payment & order processing, data retrieval/transmission and information exchange anytime anywhere via an Internet-enabled cellular phone. MTS™ delivers a versatile platform that supports multiple wireless carriers, mobile devices, data input/delivery methods and applications. The combination of the Creditel MTS, value-added accessories and business enhancement tools & services well positions the Company at the forefront of the explosive union of enhanced business services and wireless technology.

Creditel adapts to the way enterprise and consumers conduct business today while preparing for the way they will tomorrow. Please visit http://www.creditelcorp.com for more information.

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RedLaser Application Review 3 11 2009

What if your iPhone could read barcodes? …just like the scanners at the checkout (you know, the ones with the red laser.) You could do all sorts of cool things. * Check online prices for a DVD player. * Scan movies at the store and beam them to your TiVo. * Scan a book and check for reviews. * Scan the milk and add it to your grocery list. I know what youre thinking. Thats impossible, right? You heard the camera just wasnt good enough. Actually, it is good enough. But you cant use just any old barcode technology. You need RedLaser just maybe the most advanced 1D barcode recognition technology on planet earth. Skeptical? Get the RedLaser app and try scanning the barcode at left right from your screen. The RedLaser app lets you search for online prices using Google product search. You can also keep a list of products and send them to yourself or a friend (because sometimes you just need to check things out on a bigger screen.) Oh, you wanted to do all that other stuff too? We know! But were too busy to make every application under the sun, so weve made RedLasers technology available for use in other applications with the RedLaser SDK. RedLaser YT Channel : www.youtube.com RedLaser in action : www.youtube.com
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