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New Player in RFID Education Market Emerges

Monday, December 10, 2007

Abhisam Software is now touting its new and free course on the basics of RFID technology.

The course, which can be downloaded by anybody, is a blend of text, graphics, Flash based animations and interactive exercises.

What makes this one different, says the company, is that there are no restrictions to who can download this course. Also, it’s more stimulating than your usual online course, with its Flash-based animations, interactive exercises, and rich graphics. [end] 

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