Ten Best, Worst, and Craziest Uses of RFID 126
An anonymous reader writes "This top 10 rounds up what it calls 'the best, worst and craziest' uses of RFID out there — including chipped kids at Legoland, smart pub tables that let you order drinks, smartcards for sports fans, and chipped airline passengers. The craziest use of the tech surely has to be RFID chips for Marks & Spencer suits — you couldn't pay most people to wear one of them."
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That is certainly true, but I find that I'd be more inclined to have table-service in a large group since there is a lot more effort required to remember the orders in a round, and to physically carry them back to the table.
Although, as a Scot, standing at the bar is one of the few times when it is OK to randomly chat to strangers with no real excuse/desire. Something that I missed when I was in American bars - you sit at your table, people fetch you drinks, and you don't end up randomly chatting to people at the next table. It feels more like drinking in your house with a friend or two.
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