Microsoft gives bar codes a splash of color

The point: From a technical standpoint, the answer is obvious. You can fit more data in a barcode if you increase possible combinations. Surely you can see potential advantage in increasing a bar code's data capacity.; Posted by: unoriginal_sin Posted on: 04/16/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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What's the point? BitTwiddler | 04/16/07

Very Simple Idea mrlinux | 04/16/07

Good luck... ju1ce | 04/16/07

The point unoriginal_sin | 04/16/07

What's the Point (2) brian.smith@... | 04/16/07

Better to Whom ??? mrlinux | 04/16/07

RFID has issues John Zern | 04/16/07

Oh great! ejhonda | 04/16/07

good idea smith.mikey@... | 04/16/07

MS re-invents water! An_Axe_to_Grind | 04/16/07

Already done l_g_johnson@... | 04/17/07

Hilarious guiri | 04/16/07

Typical of Microsoft guiri | 04/16/07

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