Difference between revisions of "Barcode"
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Sog. '''2D-Barcodes''' sind zweidimensionale Barcodes, die rechteckig (z.B. auf Lufhansa Boradkaten seit 2008) oder quadratisch (z.B. bei manchen Artikeln der Zeitung "Welt Kompakt") vorkommen. | Sog. '''2D-Barcodes''' sind zweidimensionale Barcodes, die rechteckig (z.B. auf Lufhansa Boradkaten seit 2008) oder quadratisch (z.B. bei manchen Artikeln der Zeitung "Welt Kompakt") vorkommen. | ||
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* http://www.quickmark.com.tw | * http://www.quickmark.com.tw | ||
* http://www.i-nigma.com | * http://www.i-nigma.com | ||
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== Neoreader == | == Neoreader == | ||
Revision as of 11:21, 7 October 2008
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Sog. 2D-Barcodes sind zweidimensionale Barcodes, die rechteckig (z.B. auf Lufhansa Boradkaten seit 2008) oder quadratisch (z.B. bei manchen Artikeln der Zeitung "Welt Kompakt") vorkommen.
See also: MobilTelefon
Weblinks
- http://mobile.welt.de/reader
- http://www.activeprint.org
- http://www.neoreader.com
- http://www.quickmark.com.tw
- http://www.i-nigma.com
- http://jepblog.de/qrcode
Neoreader
The NeoReader is a universal barcode scanning application that transforms your mobile phone into a barcode scanner and allows you to access mobile web content by scanning codes from print ads, publication, packaging, billboards, retail display, broadcast media, or any other medium. Universal means that the NeoReader scans all the standard code types (Data Matrix, QR codes, Aztec Codes, EAN, UPC, and Code 128), so NeoReader is the only scanning software you’ll need.
Install the NeoReader barcode scanning software and you're one easy click away from information you want - everywhere you go.
It's so easy to use - launch the NeoReader, click on the barcode with your camera and ZIP...the content is delivered to your phone. No typing URLs into your browser, no painful search engines, no cumbersome menu's to navigate.
-- Dkracht 12:03, 7 October 2008 (CEST)
