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Last updated: Friday, January 13, 2012

As companies in the USA start to realize the potential behind NFC, a technology the rest of the world has used for a little while, it’s easy to see why NXP Semiconductors would have a presence at CES 2012. We were given a tour of current and future technologies that NXP is working with to

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