(keitai-l) Re: magnetic induction as bluetooth replacement

From: Gerhard Fasol <fasol_at_eurotechnology.com>
Date: 09/20/03
Message-ID: <3F6CB41E.6090103@eurotechnology.com>
Suica (JR's smart cards for fare collection in the Tokyo area)
uses electromagnetic induction - so that's not exactly new.

Gerhard

Nick May wrote:
> The kind of thing you might reject as snake-oil at first sight....
> 
> The company involved is said to have got the kit for sending signals  
> using magnetic induction into a small chip...
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