Tradewind's SD card RFID reader
by Donald Melanson 
posted Mar 3rd 2005 at 9:33AM
Tradewind Technologies has brought RFID where RFID has never gone before: to the tip of an SD card. Their
SD-based RFID reader works with any Palm-powered handheld and can read and write many standard
and proprietary 13.56Mhz tags and labels. The company has also made a developer kit available, but don't plan on
getting it just to fool around with some hacks (unless you really want to, of course), because scanning RFID
tags with your Treo will set you back a grand.
Filed under: Misc. Gadgets, Handhelds
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
sliu @ Dec 19th 2005 2:14AM
I don't care to read the RFID labels
I just want a RFID proximity sensor so that I can put a RFID on my remote and find it
R.G. @ Dec 19th 2005 2:14AM
This company proposes the use of RFID chips that would be left at the scene of "hit and run" accidents.
These unique identifiers would then act as a sort of "automotive DNA," providing the registration information for that particular vehicle.
R.G. @ Dec 19th 2005 2:14AM
This company proposes the use of RFID chips that would be left at the scene of "hit and run" accidents.
These unique identifiers would then act as a sort of "automotive DNA," providing the registration information for that particular vehicle.