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The tags are coming

On the Web - Wilbert on October 27, 2005 at 8:15 pm,

With the increasing usage of RFID tags the price of an individual chip is dropping fast making a world where every object is smart come a bit closer everyday.

Wal-Mart: Radio Tags Keep Shelves Stocked

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