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- The US is so far behind. Japan has been doing this for years with the Suica card, included in many cellular phones. You can use it at many kiosks and vending machines.
- Posted by: linuxamp Posted on: 12/14/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
US behind the times
linuxamp | 12/14/06
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I heard that several times before
Loverock Davidson | 12/15/06
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Is it really "behind the times"?
John Zern | 12/15/06
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NFC's drawbacks - there is a better way
Rollcomm | 12/16/06
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