Personally, I am just waiting for a GPS transponder small
enough to
put on my glasses and keys <g>.
The fundamental issue with what you propose is that RFID
tags don't do
anything unless they are passed by a reader. While it might
be
possible to build an office-size reader, the radiation would
poach you
and your coworkers by lunch.
Cary Gordon, MLS
The Cherry Hill Company
http://www.chillco.com
On Feb 8, 2008, at 6:30 AM, Lin Light wrote:
> Now I maybe stealing someones idea or puting an idea
out there for
> someone
> else to make a million off or this is just an idea for
Saturday
> Night Live.
> But here it goes.
> How about puting RFID tags on office folders?! Then
there would be
> no way to
> lose them. Think of the speed at which you could
retrieve
> information. Have a
> handle held device that you could code in the file name
you are
> looking for
> and just scan your office drawers or desk to find it.
>
> Hey, it is Friday!! And we haven't any sunshine for a
week.
>
> Lin
>
>
> Lin Light
> Head of Computer
> & Technical Services
> Herrick District Library
> 300 South River Ave.
> Holland, MI 49423
> Voice 616-355-3727
> Fax 616-355-1426
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