RFID (radio frequency identification) technology is making the experiment possible. Researchers and entrepreneurs have labored for decades to extend the practical uses of wireless tracking using radio tags.
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Do I want Mini to know me THAT well? And who gave them permission to place a device on my key fob?
Cool technology, but no thanks.
no wonder, I Always See That Billboard And I Could Have Sworn It Called A Passing Mini By Name..
I Want A Mini Now..
Blaise is right, that’s just creepy… and if you don’t know how it works, what’s the point? “Advertising” a mini to a mini owner is preaching to the converted. On the other hand, I would like to see all the local miniowners drive by at the same time…
To answer Juan Carlos’ question, these Mini owners actually opted in to receive the chips and special messages from what I understand. It’s the drivers that want Mini to know that much about them….
Hi 2 you, Minority Report.
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Big Brother trying to make you feel special … gee, that’s only scary as hell.