Tagzapper and RFID washer

By Regine
on March 15, 2005 11:37 AM
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The TagZapper (picture on the left) has been developed by US-based West End Laboratories to be a light weight, handheld, device for deactivating RFID transmitting devices, preventing thus RFID readers from performing scanning and tracking of people or goods.

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Via RFID Times < Newspagedesigner.

Also spotted, the RFIDwasher (picture on the right) which allegedly detects and destroys RFID. Due by the end of this year.
Via consumer world.

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2 Comments:
reg
March 15, 2005

i like your bumpersticker ;-)

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