Ladybag Concept relies on RFID

March 24th, 2008 | Category: Gadget News

The Ladybag concept you see here is a smart bag that uses RFID technology to manufacture certain you never leave home without the cell phone, house keys and wallet/purse. After all, those are fundamental urban tools to have in that day and age. LED icons on the side will

light up once it detects a convinced object is lost, with a smiley indicating you’re good to go. Looks like the iPod ain’t that fundamental after all, eh?

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