Computed Radiography (CR) has been around for the past thirty years. With radiology departments increasingly seeking Digital X-ray Solutions that did not cost them an arm and a leg, CR had become the mainstay in the healthcare sector. It was in fact the growth of CR that laid the foundation for the Wireless X-ray Detectors of today. They first made an appearance four years ago as the Pixium Portable 3543, developed by Siemens, Philips and Thales Components as part of a joint venture. The move to wireless, which was the next step in digital radiography, saw Carestream Health release its Wireless X- ray Detector DRX-1. Then the release of the D-EVO from Fujifilm helped to bridge the price gap in this technology. In 2012 Wireless DR Panels have gained even more prominence in Healthcare facilities in the United States. Acceptance of Wireless X-ray Detectors By this time, a handful
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