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There's no doubt you've all heard the lectures about the importance of creating secure passwords containing numbers, letters and all sorts of other characters. Creating the password is easy, remembering them is an entirely different story. This can be a big problem for websites that lock you out after a few unsuccessful login attempts. Fortunately, Microsoft has come up with a fingerprint reader, which upon user authorization, will automatically log you into any website or Windows itself. Today, we are testing Microsoft's Optical Desktop with Fingerprint Reader, which conveniently features the fingerprint scanner on the keyboard itself and comes bundled with a wireless mouse for your surfing pleasure. This keyboard certainly has a lot of potential, but we'll find out if the new technology is all it's cracked up to be.

URL: http://www.bytesector.com/data/bs-article.asp?id=520

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