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16 <title>Laser Kard | FAQ</title>
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35 <h1>Frequently Asked Questions</h1>
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43 How are they used; Will I have enough cards?
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45 <p class = "answer">
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46 LaserKards are meant to be used wisely - when you want to make an impact. One customer used the analogy that unlike regular cards being a spray of information, these are focused like a sniper rifle.
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49 Are they effective?
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52 We've done myriad user tests to ensure that these do indeed draw attention. User tests speak for themselves. At networking sessions, they draw the conversation to the person using LaserKards. From engineers to musicians, the cards demonstrate a universal appeal.
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56 How thick are LaserKards?
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59 They are slightly thicker than a credit card, so that they provide a feeling of presence without being obtrusive. They fit into conventional wallets, as the length is designed to account for the thickness.
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63 Do they stay clean?
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65 <p class = "answer">
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66 They should be handled with care. Included with the cards is a microfiber cleaning cloth to ensure that the cards will be immaculate when they are given out.
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70 How are they made?
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73 LaserKards are made of acrylic, a high-grade plastic that provides a reflective and transparent finish. Chemical and shatter resistant, the material can withstand a lot.
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77 Who are the designers?
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80 They are MIT Engineers who specialize in Product Design. They work tirelessly developing and testing new cards and products. They have worked at the prestigious AI Labs at MIT as well as the MIT Media Laboratory. One of our designers just signed on to work at Apple with their illustrious manufacturing group.
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