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Wednesday, 21 April 2010

Online retail site goes live for Topaz NFC tags

Posted on 06:09 by Unknown
Cirencester-based IP provider Innovision Research & Technology is bringing NFC (Near Field Communication) RFID tags based on its Topaz technology direct to the market in one of the first online retail sites dedicated to the purchasing of such  tags and related NFC items. The site, www.buynfc.com  was officially launched to developers and consumers at WIMA, the global NFC business and
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