Certified RFID hardware?

Hi everybody,
I am configuring the RFID flexible delivery scenario ant I want to implement the RFID reader now.
Are there any proofed devices from SAP side? Or can I use just the reader I want to.
We try to code an own device management interface and therefore I would like to know if there is a list of RFID readers that are supported by SAP. I only found a list of device controller partners.

Basically the RFID data from the tag reach AII through a Reader.
Once the tag data was read and interpreted by AII it can be communicated to arious other SCM products such as EM and backend ERP through XI.
Details about RFID with AII and XI.
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https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/90804204-0901-0010-9083-f41c1519076c
How to move to SAP RFID ?

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Header Data
Release Status:     Released for Customer
Released on:     04.03.2005 13:52:25
Priority:     Recommendations/additional info
Category:     Installation information
Primary Component:     BC Basis Components
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