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Top 10: The best, worst... and craziest uses of RFID

By Gemma Simpson and Jo Best

Published: Thursday 30 November 2006

Reader Comments

School games kit should be RFID tagged, so we can ...
Mike W

The Sock Monster Strikes Again!. We have a seriou...
Andrew

Anybody who's been in Legoland, Denmark (whether ...
Michael

Can we start chipping puzzle peices so that when y...
Michael Curnutt

There's an RFID tag on the base of my bottle of gi...
Dilbert McClintock

You should add aircraft. Which have been "tagged" ...
Anonymous

I love it, I love it, I love it,....keep 'em comi...
Christina Elliott

Fool! Those "lost" socks are sacrifices to the go...
Ya mama

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