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Muchip RFID Tag Reader for Mobile Phones from Hitachi & KDDI

Filed in archive Tags and Readers by gautam on September 28, 2006

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Hitachi and KDDI have come together to launch the muchip Reader with world's smallest sized muchip RFID tag to be used in Bluetooth enabled cell phones. Just hold your cell phone near it and the reader reads the information which is then sent off to the cell phone by making use of Bluetooth technology. Each tag can hold up to 38 digits along with a tracking system which not only records the information but also indicates the source of information. Use it anywhere as it is compact in size and can also be used in places which do not have a LAN network infrastructure.

The Muchip reader has been priced at 84,000 yen and the production would start from 2nd October.


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