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    • P
      Paul last edited by

      tried to write to the ring my contact card from my phone (address book) but received a reply that the smart tag is too small, what's the size of it. i had to write 509b of data

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      • Memnoch
        Memnoch last edited by Memnoch

        I believe they are they are Type 2. Type 2 tags typically store 48/144 bytes.

        http://oi58.tinypic.com/2hecb5d.jpg

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        • Lafunamor
          Lafunamor Community Helper last edited by

          from the FAQ of the store:
          Q What is the storage capacity of each inlay in the ring?
          A 144 bytes, 1152 bits of awesomeness. 4,369,066 rings would be needed to fill a CD of 600MB

          Q What’s the NFC tag inside the ring?
          A We currently use the NXP NTAG203.

          ;-)

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          • Lokki
            Lokki Community Helper last edited by

            Just to expand on that a little, the maximum amount I could shove in there with a Nokia N9 was 132 bytes, the rest would have been the record type ie 'vcard:'

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