Hitachi powder RFID to act as a safety shield for your jewelry

Submitted by root on Wed, 2007-06-20 17:57.
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Do you remember that a few months back I had told you about the RFID tag in powder form by Hitachi which could easily pass of as dandruff from your hair? These powder tags have caught the attention of...

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