Convergence Systems wins Best RFID Product Award 2009

Convergence Systems has been awarded the 2009 Asia Pacific Frost & Sullivan Product Differentiation Excellence Award for the RFID readers market. The award was won for the company’s RFID handheld reader.  

The Frost & Sullivan Award is presented each year to the company that has best demonstrated the ability to develop products with more innovative capabilities than competing vendors and products. 

‘The CS101 handheld RFID reader manufactured by Convergence Systems Limited (CSL) provides a new benchmark in terms of price performance ratio as well as in terms of portability without compromising on features. CSL leverages its strong product development and R&D team, combined with its integrated manufacturing and testing facility in China, to provide a compelling value proposition to its clients and prospects to spur RFID adoption in Asia and globally,’ said Sanjay Singh, Asia Pacific vice president of industrial technologies practice, Frost & Sullivan. 

CSL has received high-tech certification from the government of China. According to the Chinese government, CSL produces technology (UHF RFID) that is considered important for China's manufacturing activities. 

‘We are extremely proud to have received this award from such a prestigious firm as Frost & Sullivan. When we launched CSL's hand-held development effort, we listened to many companies in the industry and we tried to incorporate as many of their requested features as possible. Hopefully, we have met the majority of their application needs,’ said Jerry Garrett, managing director of Convergence Systems. 

CSL's CS101 is certified to be used in USA/Canada, Europe, Japan, China, Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia and South Korea, amongst others. The design of the reader antenna varies by country depending on its needs, and is customized accordingly. They can be horizontal linear polarization, vertical linear polarization or circular polarization to meet the requirement for different applications.  

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