Coffees with mobiles and PIN pads on card
Published: 10 November 2008 11:00 GMT
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Visa Europe was out in force at the Cartes and IDentification show in Paris earlier this month, showing off its latest payment gadgets.
The stand, which was divided up into a number of showcases depicting home, ticket barrier and café environments showed delegates the latest developments from the credit card company.
Photo credit: Visa
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