By Steve Ranger, 24 January 2006 11:00
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And digital pens can replace the ballpoints offered at branch offices now, so that information can go directly into the bank's back-end systems.
Photo: Steve Ranger
Photos: Visiting the bank of the future
RFID and digital pens in the branch of the future
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1. anonymous
Will it also alert them when you have been queueing for more than 10 minutes and organise coffee (My Debit Smart Card will show that I take milk and 1 sugar)?
2. Richard
Where's the chain for the pen?
The photo doesn't show the short security chain to deter theft of the fancy digital pen.
Are they relying on fancy electronic alarms?
(Why are all such chains just too short for comfortable use?)