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What is reverse-transfer ID card printing?

By |April 6th, 2010|

Reverse-transfer printing is an innovative technology available with high-definition ID card printers such as the Fargo HDP5000, Zebra ZXP Series 8, and the Magicard Prima. The reverse-transfer printing process produces vivid photo IDs with enhanced color clarity and crisp imaging.
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Upgrading your ID card printer in-field

By |March 30th, 2010|

Sometimes it's hard to know which ID card printer is right for your organization, especially if you see your card program possibly growing or evolving down the road. AlphaCard carries a number of card printers that can actually be upgraded in-field to meet those changing needs. From the innovative modular design of the Fargo HDP5000, to the unique upgrade capabilities of the Magicard Enduro, many printers now provide users with quick and easy ways to enhance functionality without having to buy a new machine.
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Fargo introduces Advanced Generation direct-to-card printers at ISC West

By |March 24th, 2010|

At this week's ISC West conference in Las Vegas, Fargo is showing off a new lineup of direct-to-card printers. This "Advanced Generation" of DTC printers includes the Fargo DTC1000, the Fargo DTC4000, and the Fargo DTC4500. Fargo's tagline: Simplicity Meets Versatility.
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Top benefits of high-definition ID card printers

By |December 11th, 2009|

When we think of high-definition card printers, the first thing that comes to mind is the enhanced print quality. High-def printers such as the Fargo HDP5000 and the new Zebra ZXP Series 8 are know for their ability to produce photo-quality cards with vivid colors and sharp images and text, but that's not their only benefit. These printers are also built to last, and they offer the flexibility to print on multiple card types.
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How to choose between single-sided and dual-sided ID card printers

By |September 10th, 2009|

When we speak with new customers who are in the market for a photo ID system, one of the first issues we like to address is the choice between single-sided and dual-sided ID card printers. Single-sided printers cost less, but it's possible that your ID card program will require a dual-sided printer. How do you know which solution is best for your needs? Let's take a look at some key factors that should clear things up for you.
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Fargo HDP5000-LC ID card printer approved by GSA

By |August 13th, 2008|

HID Global has announced that its Fargo HDP5000-LC ID card printer/encoder is now formally certified as FIPS 201 compliant by the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA). This certification means that organizations and government agencies can use the HDP5000-LC printer to meet the government-wide standard for ID cards for all federal employees and contractors. This standard was mandated by the Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12.

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Fargo introduces new DTC400e, Persona C30e, and Persona M30e ID card printers

By |June 16th, 2008|

Today Fargo announced new and improved versions of some of its most popular ID card printer models. They’re calling it the E Series line, and it includes the Fargo DTC400e, the Persona C30e, and the Persona M30e. Each of these E Series printers improves upon its predecessor with enhanced versatility, functionality, and network connectivity.

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Fargo HDP5000 brings new security to ID card printing

By |April 3rd, 2007|

Fargo's advanced HDP5000 takes card security one step further with its SecureVault technology, bringing security not only to the finished product, but to the elements of the system itself. SecureVault™ technology combines access control and management software in a secure vault which holds and tracks the supplies used by the ID card printer - even notifying the end user when supplies are low and need replenishing.
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