What does "1K" mean in regards to NFC chips? I have seen other chips that offer "1K" but I am not sure what that even means..
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It means 1 kilobyte of data can be stored on the NFC tag. I've seen 1k tags only in the previous generation tags (that don't work with my phone). All the gen2 ones seems to have a much smaller amount similar to these (137 bytes). I tried to write my contact card to this tag and it could only fit my name and phone number. Not enough room for email and address. But in general get the tags that work with your device.
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Sparkfun is renown for their massive mark ups, never use them for price comparison. Digikey is much better, but there is still a bit of a mark up. As of this comment, they are charging $5 per chip if purchased in bulk and $10 for individual chip. Chances are, this chip is legit but the board is Chinese made.
1969839
I can't tell, but it does not work like an original one. I never tried the NFC chip with it, but a charge only lasts about half as long.
1033460
This part actually includes NFC. The chip is included all as one piece. I literally removed two screws to replace it and did nothing else. The seller is simply unaware that they are shipping glass with the NFC included. I have no pictures though. I did this months ago.
1260425
It says it has NFC...But honestly I don't really use it so I can't confirm it. Otherwise, very good battery. :)
1999725
7/14/14 8:00 AM PDT: Alan, I bought 8GB microSD's. I don't know if they are made in larger capacity chips. Have you been able to get D-Link to respond? That's an important question and consideration. I'd like to know the answer if you can get one. Thanks for the good question.
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Well, the information I saw said 1 each toggle, latch and momentary chip. I tried all 3 but none provided the momentary mode. So, I reviewed with 1 star, pointing that out, and a few hours later got an e-mail from JUMO Trading (the importer, I presume,) which stated that the chip labeled with an "M" was really a latching chip. They said they would send me a new chip that really was a momentary chip. That was about 3 days ago and I am waiting for delivery, which was estimated at 10 days. We will see..... Check back in a week or so and I will give an update.
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I'm not sure I understand your question? I'd like to respond if it was worded more clearly. What chip? I'm satisfied with the two I purchased and they work perfectly along side the original which came with my Sony Camera.
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This is a great chip for a cell phone. I have a Samsung Galaxy Note 3. ..32 gigs. I added another 32 gigabytes of storage with this chip. But it really depends on how much storage your device came with and if the phone has a micro SD slot inside. I have done some research and was told by a group of tech savvy friends that the chip you add to the phone cannot exceed the storage amount (gigabytes) that was in the phone when it was new out of the box. Mine was factory-installed 32 gigabytes so I bought this particular one in the smaller 32gig because my techy friends said that they would. Good quality for a reasonable price. I hope this helps you but I don't know anything about the device you have. I hope it's a phone. LOL
213703
Some manufacturer's put the NFC chip in the battery itself. I know Anker is one of the few aftermarket battery producers who does have the NFC chips in the battery as well, but apparently not this one.
956183
I just bought a 512MB chip from eBay that works great, and it was only 21 bucks (close to 30 with shipping). But it was still a good deal, and it works great. Look up this item number on eBay: 370026271307. I looked up the other chips they recommend and they're all over a hundred bucks. Good luck!
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The thikness of nfc tag itself i think will not stop charging. But technically i dont know if will interface or not.
39392
The NFC (near field communication) chip is located on the OEM battery not the phone itself. These batteries do NOT have the NFC chip
2055560
Near Field Communications/NFC is for very short range communications (about 4 inches maximum). You're only using NFC if you hold your phone against another phone in order to establish a connection to another phone. There's other ways this can be done without using NFC; but NFC makes it easier to establish the connection. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Near_field_communication
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My Dell ran so bad as it turned out there were 2 1gb chips. I didn't know there were 2 chips when I got the 2gb chip. I am curious if I might get another 2gb but with the 1 and the 2 chip, the computer improved a great deal. Like I said, take it to a computer person to help if you don't figure it out. They shouldn't charge much of anything for something so small.... if anything at all really. I had a problem at first, but somehow it all worked out by experimentation if I recall. That's all I know about this. :)
39725
I do not know about the NFC chip specifically, but I do have to carry a key card to enter my work. It is in the case and it works through the case. No hindrance at all. Hope that helps.
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I was wondering the same thing . . . and can you just add a 1GB chip in that additional slot?? We have one arriving today -- so I'll check out the documentation.