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Sunday, 12/19/2004 6:29:26 PM

Sunday, December 19, 2004 6:29:26 PM

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Sabre, simply look at the sheer number of RFID tags needed to replace each and every single one of thoese barcodes in existence today. We're talking trillions. Certainly, over time RFID tags will be on every single one of the products out there but that will take time to mass produce the trillions of RFID tags. And yet, this doesn't matter, NEOM has patents that cover RFID, too.

You have,

1. the sheer number of RFID tags needed.
2. the price has to come down more in order to make RFID feasible and affordable for companies using them.
3. you'll need the infrastructure behind those RFID tags such as software database, electronic devices to help pick up and track RFID signatures for inventory control, electronic tracking system..
4. conversion of check out centers at Wal-mart, for example, will require an overhaul from laser barcoding self-check to a RFID self-check out where all you have to do is push your cart full of groceries past the checkout without unloading your items and pay for them almost simutaneously at the same time.

All this takes time while Walmart and Dept of Defense are pushing for the RFID tag. I'm looking at 3 to 5 years before enough of the RFID tags to replace the printed barcodes. Whether this comes earlier or later, it doesn't matter. NEOM has the ability to easily accomodate cell phones that have RFID scanning capability. They have the patents for it.

W3 is using a tactic to get the investors/speculators into dumping their shares by confusing them due to their lack of understanding, and to prey on their fears.

Why bash? Why play "Superman" pretending to look out for "your" best interest? Doesn't make sense when it comes to the stock market when they try shake out the weak hands so they can buy lower. Meaning they know the price will go up. For W3, it's all a sham to benefit himself only.