By Jo Best
Published: Wednesday 07 January 2004
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Will RFID's help burglars to know which houses to hit?
too typical of modern reporting - assumes we know ...
Michael
It's another method of reducing the workforce and ...
Karen Challinor
so here's the scenario....
We get RFID, and pers...
Ken Hall
Will RFID's help burglars to know which houses to ...
Anonymous
If people in America were smart (we're not) they w...
Derek
One potential use for RFID that doesn't seem to ge...
Anonymous
July 5, 2001 - A tiny new chip has been developed ...
Morgan Hardisty
Take the chip, it's the "Christian" and Patriotic ...
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