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MasterCard is preparing a revolutionary card – Display Card

Modern technologies have made it possible to use touch screens and keyboards not only on the mobile devices we are used to.. A striking example of the introduction of innovative technologies was shown to us by MasterCard, announced Display Card. The novelty has a keyboard and LCD screen, and can also be used for credit and debit cards. And the creators promise, that there is no need to worry about the size of the Display Card, since they will be almost the same, like those cards, what are used now. The new product will significantly simplify the authentication system, and will also reduce interaction with online banking at the same time, without affecting the safety of working with "plastic". In the future it is planned, that payment card screens will be able to display balance information, available bonuses, as well as recent operations. The first Display Cards will appear in January next year. Although Google Wallet and the like can be a serious alternative.. annexes. NFC technology does not stand still, and many believe, what is the future behind her.

Barnes and Noble, Inc. (New York Stock Exchange)

Company’s principal business is the sale of trade books (generally hardcover and paperback consumer titles, excluding educational textbooks and specialized religious titles), mass-market paperbacks (such as mystery, romance, science fiction and other fiction), children’s books, bargain books, magazines, gift, cafe products and services, music and movies direct to customers. As of January 31, 2009, the Company operated 778 bookstores and a Website. Of the 778 bookstores, 726 operate under the Barnes & Noble Booksellers trade name and 52 operate primarily under the B. Dalton Bookseller trade name. As of January 31, 2009, the Company owned an approximate 74% interest in Calendar Club, an operator of seasonal kiosks. The Company subsequently sold its interest in Calendar Club in February 2009. In March 2009, the Company acquired Fictionwise. Barnes & Noble conducts the online part of its business through barnesandnoble.com llc (Barnes & Noble.com). Through Sterling Publishing Co., Inc. (Sterling), the Company is a general trade book publisher. Barnes & Noble stores range in size from 10,000 to 60,000 square feet depending upon market size, with an overall average store size of 26,000 square feet. Most of the Company’s B. Dalton stores range in size from 2,000 to 6,000 square feet. B. …

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