Microsoft Optical Desktop with Fingerprint Reader Review
Posted by: Newsfactory on: 01/04/2005 03:59 PM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ] · 1753 views
We all know someone at home or at the office who can never remember their passwords. These are the people who have stickers all over their monitor and desk in plain view for anyone to look at. Microsoft is hoping to eliminate this problem by offering a new form of password management technology; a fingerprint scanner built directly into the keyboard. While fingerprint technology is far from new, price and availability have so far prevented it from being used in the home or on every system in the office.
The digital security industry is a multi billion-dollar industry and is growing at a tremendous rate due to the proliferation of computers into domestic and commercial areas of life. Whether it?s protecting your personal computer from an intruder or protecting your company secrets, security is an immense venture. Of course, if you're already considering the Microsoft Optical Desktop with Fingerprint Reader, you already know how important security is.
Microsoft Optical Desktop with Fingerprint Reader Review
The digital security industry is a multi billion-dollar industry and is growing at a tremendous rate due to the proliferation of computers into domestic and commercial areas of life. Whether it?s protecting your personal computer from an intruder or protecting your company secrets, security is an immense venture. Of course, if you're already considering the Microsoft Optical Desktop with Fingerprint Reader, you already know how important security is.
Microsoft Optical Desktop with Fingerprint Reader Review
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