Response from: brettbum    (05/07/06 4:38pm)

I think its telling that Levi's doesn't want to use this in their own stores. Most manufacturer's don't want to deal with the expense and trouble associated with RFID.

However, many large retailers like Wal-Mart are requiring manufacturers and vendors to be prepared to make the conversion.

Response from: James    (05/07/06 5:23pm)

I call it the RFID Cold War.

As each company (Player) crosses the RFID tag threshold as Levi has, immediately there must be an inquiry and an objection and degradation with no leniency. The privacy advocates must contend and exploit these issue otherwise the Players will exploit the consumer's private lives with the RFID micro chips.

Response from: Chris Kapsambelis    (05/08/06 10:48am)

Advice to privacy advocates. Relax! The capabilities of RFID in the supply chain are mostly hype. A garment RFID tag, that can track the person wearing it, will cost significanly more than the garment.

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