Samsonite today launched the 625 Series Hardlite ICT business case with Bluetooth technology. This allows for communication and exchange of information with a Samsonite Hardlite business case. Now your briefcase can be used as a carrier of vital information such as flight information, connections, etc. The built-in anti-theft technology will also notify the owner if the case is being moved without their consent. The case can also contain personal data that can identify the owner and also communicate with you and vice versa. This is one of the clearest harbingers of ‘what is to come’ that MacDailynews has seen recently. Selfishly, we can’t wait for the world’s first Bluetooth-enabled stapler. The flash presentation of the new briefcase is here.
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