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EPISODE · Jan 31, 2018 · 3 MIN

BIO-Key Uses The Power of Touch at CES 2018

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Fingerprint readers are well established in all but the lowest cost smartphones – look at the Moto G-series for phones priced around US$200 – and it’s a trusted solution. So it’s not surprising that fingerprint readers are now appearing in other devices such as padlocks and bike locks. BIO-key are fingerprint specialists and have a range of locks and readers that do away with keys and passwords. Todd unlocks the potential of his finger with Scott. BIO-key’s locks can be opened by a range of technologies depending on the model. Most use fingerprints, but others also have Bluetooth capabilities and some use PIN codes. There are some real benefits in using a fingerprint for unlocking – no key to lose, no combination to remember. Prices start at US$39.99 for the TouchLock Designer, and a TSA approved lock is $54.95. BIO-key produce fingerprint readers for PCs too, so if you don’t want to type in your password, check out these USB devices. Todd Cochrane is the host of the twice-weekly Geek News Central Podcast at GeekNewsCentral.com. Become a GNC Insider today! Support our coverage sponsors The post BIO-Key Uses The Power of Touch at CES 2018 appeared first on Geek News Central.

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