According to DailyTech, HP has developed a chip that can store up to 512 KB of data and transmit and receive information using a 10 Mbps Wi-Fi standard. The chip size is very small, only 4 square millimeters. For clarity, look at the photo of the chip is impressive. According to representatives of HP, the new chip is at a higher level than Bluetooth and RFID, however, it will take another one and a half to two years before the final product is ready. During this time, the developers promise to fully debug the operation of the device and, significantly, increase the size of the memory.
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