TC27 is designed for outdoor/field use with rugged features and cellular connectivity, and TC22 is for indoor use connected by Wi-Fi. 

Yes! Both TC22 and TC27 have enterprise-class features for a price point that small/medium-sized businesses can afford.

The biggest difference is the type of connectivity: TC22 only has Wi-Fi 6E and is best used for fixed locations indoors, whereas TC27 has 4G/5G and Wi-Fi 6E capabilities and is intended for workers on the move or in the field.

Yes, some selected high-end active RFID tags can have an in-built GPS tracker. However, most of the tags available in the market do not have GPS tracking.

To remove an RFID label, just rip it off the tagged asset. If it is a hard tag, remove it, unscrew it. You can also deactivate it using the kill password to make it useless.