Rfid music player

By Regine
on March 23, 2005 11:59 AM

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Dividuum has found a way to use RFID tags with a reader to store and play back music.

SID-files are stored on RFID tags. When you put the tag near the reader, the music is played on the stereo.

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A stack of tags placed near the reader will act as a playlist. Remove one of the playing tag, and the program will play the next SID-File in the stack.

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Via Unmediated < Hackaday.

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