Nabaztag's Violet RFID-readin' USB Mirror now available

Looking for a brighter, cuter way to search for those RFID implants the government has hidden somewhere in your body? The Violet RFID Mirror is your gadget, and it's now shipping. Those not running from the NWO will find the $59.99 gadget has a myriad of other uses as well, letting you tag all sorts of things and have them trigger various applications. You could set your keys on it and have it launch a traffic report, or put your wallet on there to bring up your bank statement. You know, useless but still interesting stuff -- a lot like the company's multi-colored bunnies that seem to love to sit upon them.

[Via I4U]

[nDy Posted Apr 21st 2009 8:52AM]

Pay-online?

[superhobo Posted Apr 21st 2009 9:37AM]

Yes, let's have electronic devices as ambiguous, unpredictable and random as people. It's the future obviously.

[OneLove Posted Apr 21st 2009 10:12AM]

Violent? :)

[(Unverified) Posted Apr 21st 2009 9:55AM]

It's available on their own site for 10$ cheaper.

[(Unverified) Posted Apr 21st 2009 10:01AM]

A nice and inexpensive way to play with RFID technology.....what's up with the bunnies !!!!!!

[(Unverified) Posted Apr 21st 2009 12:59PM]

On their site for $10 cheaper, and our site for $20 cheaper!

[Brack89 Posted Apr 21st 2009 2:42PM]

does it come with RFID cocaine?

[kingu Posted Apr 21st 2009 10:38PM]

If you want extra LSD-patches they are extra.

[(Unverified) Posted Apr 21st 2009 6:51PM]

I got one of these almost 2 weeks ago from the violet's ztore at 29.99. Man they are trying to stick it to you. Its a good little product and is almost as fun as a nabaztag. The big thing i dislike about it is that if you turn the mir:ror over it shuts down. Its about as fast as the internet bunny in loading ztamps and the nano rabbits. The software is a bit buggy too (random failures of the rfid reader). The light on it can be way to bright in a low light room. Its does allow for more interesting usability because of Linux support and the ability to run scrips. It comes with 2 of those little Nano:ztag (nano rfid enabled bunnies) and 3 stamp. I have not tested the durability of the ztamps as of yet.