World's smallest and thinnest RFID chip...have a look

[DemInDistress]

I need to sleep and dream miniture dreams...




the rest of the story...

http://www.hitachi.com/New/cnews/060206.html

[Ecumenist]

1. Are those salt crystals?

and the RFID chips are the black squares?

[bananas]

2. I wonder what they taste like?

[Ecumenist]

3. ROTFLOL!!

I hadn't thought about that... I wonder what they taste like...:think:

[Deja Q]

11. Like salt, I should imagine...

Though unlike salt, RFID chips would be more inclined to not dissolve and then tear up your small intestine... :hurts:

[rman]

5. sugar crystals

Yes, the RFID chips are the black squares.

Small enough to be injected without being noticed.

[Radio_Lady]

17. Does anyone remember Sen-sen? Licorice flavored and delicious!

For your breath, of course!

[slaveplanet]

4. Yeah...about those other applications

By taking advantage of the merits of compactness, high authenticity and contactless communication, and combining it with Internet technology, the µ-Chip may be utilized in a broad range of applications such as security, transportation, amusement, traceability and logistics.

Hitachi has been working on technology such as increasing communication distance and decreasing antenna size, whilst maintaining those merits, to enable a broader range of applications for the µ-Chip. The enhanced compactness and thinness of this new chip has further broadened the range of possible applications, including securities like gift certificates and a large variety of certificates. Further, as with the 0.3mm IC chip, the new chip has a double-surface electrode, and therefore despite its even smaller size, connection with the external antenna can be easily achieved, and high productivity maintained.

see here

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=364&topic_id=518305&mesg_id=518748

[soothsayer]

6. Don't know how to foil them if injected, but you can definitely

explode them by a few seconds in a microwave (if you want to disable them in your clothing, for instance).

[chat_noir]

7. RFID Tags in New US Notes Explode When You Try to Microwave Them

Want to share an event with you, that we experienced this evening.. Dave had over $1000 dollars in his back pocket (in his wallet). New twenties were the lion share of the bills in his wallet. We walked into a truck stop/travel plaza and they have those new electronic monitors that are supposed to say if you are stealing something. But through every monitor, Dave set it off. He did not have anything to purchase in his hands or pockets. After numerous times of setting off these monitors, a person approached Dave with a 'wand' to swipe why he was setting off the monitors.

Believe it or not, it was his 'wallet'. That is according to the minimum wage employees working at the truck stop! We then walked across the street to a store and purchased aluminum foil. We then wrapped our cash in foil and went thru the same monitors. No monitor went off.

We could have left it at that, but we have also paid attention to the European Union and the 'rfid' tracking devices placed in their money, and the blatant bragging of Walmart and many corporations of using 'rfid' electronics on every marketable item by the year 2005.

Dave and I have brainstormed the fact that most items can be 'microwaved' to fry the 'rfid' chip, thus elimination of tracking by our government.

So we chose to 'microwave' our cash, over $1000 in twenties in a stack, not spread out on a carasoul. Do you know what exploded on American money?? The right eye of Andrew Jackson on the new twenty, every bill was uniform in it's burning... Isnt that interesting?

http://www.prisonplanet.com/022904rfidtagsexplode.html


Note: This article has been linked all over the Internet. We want to make it clear that $20 bills will only 'pop' or 'explode' in certain microwaves. We've had E mails saying they do, they don't, 'you're all kooks' etc etc. What is confirmed is the public policy to embed US and European money with high tech tracking devices as part of the hulking surveillance society.

[Lone_Wolf]

10. you can make your own RFID Zapper...

Not nearly as destructive as a microwave...

http://events.ccc.de/congress/2005/wiki/RFID-Zapper(EN)

[Thor_MN]

12. My wallet also set off a monitor, but it was the wallet, not the cash.

The wallet was RFIDed, but apparently not disabled when I bought it. It was a couple years old at the point the new scanner at a store "saw" it. After the security guy walked through with my bags of purchased items and didn't set it off, I walked through and it went off. He said, "It's probably your wallet." I took it out, took all the credit cards and cash and handed it to him. I walked through with no noise. He took my wallet over to a check out lane, put it in the area that disables the RFID tags and it made the "Boing" noise that says it's detected and disabled a tag. He gave me back my wallet and I went on my way.

Did you wrap the cash or your wallet? I'm thinking that the metals in the ink could also heat up and cause your interesting burning pattern. RFID tags are not cheap enough to put into $20 bills so that someone could be "tracked" from the distance of a couple feet. Easier and cheaper to just follow them...

[postulater]

8. In the sixties and seventies we used to call stuff like that

purple microdots.

[Caretha]

9. We used to in the 60's & 70's

put them on the gluey part of stamps and mail them to our buddies who were in prison for smoking pot.

[DemInDistress]

14. my reply to you...see post #8 tripping down memory lane.. n t

[DemInDistress]

13. Ahh,,I remember those days very well, I was at Woodstock..

Orange Sunshine,Purple Haze, hashish, Columbian Gold, crystal meth, tuinals, secondals, black beauties, wow..
Cream,Dylan,Fleetwood Mac,Jethro Tull,Iron Maiden,The Band,Crosby Stills and Nash,Hendrix,Joplin,Ten Yrs. After, Filmore East in the Village..wow.. thanks for the memories.. ^5

[postulater]

15. Luckyyyyyyyyyy!

:hippie:

[postulater]

16. Think I'll stream some Wolfgangs Vault radio right about now!

[DemInDistress]

18. Thanks for the tip...wolfgangs vault..my first visit and now on my

favorites list. Many memories for this old dog..One of my fav's was the Band, The Night They Drove ole Dixie Down..and all the people were singing.."having flashbacks now" ^5 postulater
Some good memorobilia too !!
Those were the days,my friend. but we grow old..how sad !!

[CAG]

19. How long til Rummy has all these implanted in our butts?? nt