LaserCard Corp. has licensed Ritel, based in Rieti, Italy, to manufacture optical memory card encoders and read/write drives. LaserCard will supply an initial package of parts, tools and schematics for assembly of secure optical memory card encoders to support the Italian Citizen ID Card Program to about 40 million Italian citizens. ![[end]](/resources/bullet/archive-4.gif)
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