thewayofthepath on 12 November 2014
| Tachikoma said: NFC itself is just the way the data is transfered and stored, the device itself has a set amount of storage, more modern ones allow for up to 512kb of storage but these are a little more expensive than ones such as the innovision topaz, nxp ntag 203 and similar, in all likelihood, Nintendo have gone with an NXP variant that stores between 96 bytes to 2kb. |
Be careful about reporting NFC storage capacities, as many companys use kilobits on their datasheets, not kilobytes.
