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Mouse Uses RFID Instead of Batteries

ValourX writes "NewsForge (part of OSTG, like Slashdot) has a review of a mouse that is powered by RFID (and yes, it works with Linux). It's cordless and uses no batteries -- you just have to keep the mouse within 2 inches of the mousepad for it to work. What else could be powered by RFID?"

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  1. Good for capillaries in the hand by newpath4comVersion2 · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Gee, if they bump the power up to the mouse it could kill disease organisms in the bloodstream... going through yer hand. hahaha FINALLY. Someone has figured a way to make computers do something besides kill us. The genius who made this probably doesn't know he has brought the Solution to Mankind's problems. Altho, of course, I thought I was the One. But hey, there's room for many on the podium. http://free.seekon.com/Strongheart10 . All kidding aside tho, disease germs floating in the bloodstream are vulnerable to magnetic radiation; their cell walls aren't like Superman's cape. More strong heart information: http://www.strongheart.info/ . And don't forget: Riley cracked the egg.