NewsClick here to go back to the News list SATO's Latest Desktop Printer CX400 Brings a Brand New Look to Front Desk PrintingBrussels - 15 June 2004 - SATO, a leader in barcode printing since introducing the first thermal transfer barcode printer in 1979, announces the release of its latest desktop printer in the "Compact" series - the new CX400 direct thermal/thermal transfer printer. This is a new generation of SATO's desktop printers with a small footprint.
With a printing speed of 4 inch per second, this compact printer is set to impress. The CX 400 comes with a standard Centronics interface, a flexible interface module (RS-232C), and optional interface modules including 100Base-TX LAN adapter, 10Base-T LAN adapter and USB (all via the parallel port). In addition, you can choose to add on 2 or 4 MB Flash Memory for additional data storage. Designed with "ease of usage" in mind, the CX400 has a wide compartment for easy media loading. The new CX400 from SATO is compact, versatile, dependable and cost effective for today's demanding labelling applications. With its smooth lines and curves, this is one compact printer you can place on a front desk!
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About SATOSATO is a pioneer in the Automatic Identification and Data Collection (AIDC) industry, and the inventor of the world’s first electronic thermal transfer barcode printer. It revolutionised the barcoding industry by introducing the Data Collection System (DCS) & Labelling concept – a total barcode and labelling solution providing high quality barcode printers, scanners/hand held terminals, label design software and consumables. SATO is one of the first in the industry to introduce a complete, multi-protocol EPC compliant, UHF RFID solution. In the continuous pursuit of bringing the benefits of Automatic Identification and Data Capture (AIDC) to all sectors, SATO printers have been successfully installed in hospitals, laboratories and pharmacies worldwide, helping users to increase their efficiency and decrease expenditures. SATO is publicly listed on the first section of Tokyo Stock Exchange in Japan. It has worldwide offices in the United States, Belgium, France, Germany, Spain, United Kingdom, Poland, New Zealand, Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and China. For the fiscal year ended March 31, 2007, it reported revenues of US$705 million. More information can be found at www.satoworldwide.com. Contact:Yasmina Dumont
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SATO's new CX400 with the 32-Bit high-speed RISC processor allows for maximum throughput directly from standard Windows® applications, as well as SATO's especially designed labelling software "Label Gallery".