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by Mark Rollins on January 29, 2007

This little device, no bigger than a Keychain, uses both UV ray detectors as well as scanning for the magnetic code that is on real bills. By scanning the coding on the bill, a legitimate reading will register as a loud (or as loud as this little device can get) beep.
So now you don't have to worry if your bills are real. Then again, I would have to admit that I never really did in the first place. By the way, this machine is only available in Japan.
Via TOKYOMANGO
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