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When you go out to partys, most people like to have a few drinks and sometimes you find a person who you wouldent mind catching up with in a few days. Alcohol does make it difficult to fumble around with your phone to put in a number or just remember in the morning that you have it. Well what happens
if on your keyRing you had a small device that looked like a LED torch but used infered to swap a persons details? all you would do is pull it out and hold it up to the other person device then hold down the button on both and it would swap your details with the other persons. you would have have your name, number, suberb and maybe a picture with a list of intrestes and hobbies. You would up load this infomation via your computer and when you had some ones details you could view it on your computer or even on your phone if it have infered. this devices would be small and have only limited memory and no LCD displey or anything to make sure they stay at a resonable price. The could even come in diffrent colors and shapes to match a persons personality. They could also be used as business cards so business people wouldent have to worry about cards they could use there devices to swap virtual business cards. Somthing like this would have great potential i think.
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I thought the problem of getting drunk and identifying someone you wouldn't mind catching up with in a few days, was that you are drunk. You're probably better off losing that phone number! |
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P.S. This is how the business card synching works for Palms and any phone capable of synching with them. Couldn't be that difficult to program a one touch gizmo to do that thing. |
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Nothing wrong with a cell phone or a pda. This small little key chain thing seems too...small |
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PS DrCurry you baked me and my christmaslight idea. |
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good idea... I was thinking that instead of infrared which has to be initiated for the send/recieve, you could incorporate the 'tap' technology used by some banks and merchants that basically transmits your information by just making a quick physical connection with a receiver. Just tap your keychains together, info is transmitted, two ways, that's that. Also, an LCD isn't going to drive the price up too much, you wouldn't need anything bigger than some of those tiny cheapo MP3 players out there... |
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yet another tap contact technology that gives you cancer... |
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I agree. When you are too impaired to write a number down, you are probably too impared to determine whether this is someone that you REALLY want to catch up with later. |
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What's wrong with your spelling [shadow]? |
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Oh, I see. You were drunk. |
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I always carry a fine point marker, and there's plenty of skin to write on.
Wait...I'm happily married, never mind. |
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This is a really great idea until ten companies start making them and making them incompatible. I think i've met about two people who can accept biz cards from my phone.. useless. Bun. |
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Sounds like the "ident" from Clarke's 3001. It's microchip implanted in the palm which automatically exchanges personal data when in close proximity to another. It takes advantage of a common greeting gesture. |
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