Wednesday 15 June 2005, 12:22 PM
Steven Shepard's RFID cannot be described as light reading, but if you're looking for a textbook introduction to Radio Frequency Identification technology, it does the job.
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RFID: Radio Frequency Identification
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Steven Shepard's RFID cannot be described as light reading, but if you're looking for a textbook introduction to Radio Frequency Identification technology, it does the job.
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