Fingerprint Protection USB Drive

24/09
2005

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No matter how hard you try to protect your data, hacker usually still able to crack the password and look into your important files. But now there’s a secure protection to your data, the “ClipDrive Finger” (as translated from its Japanese name).

ClipDrive Finger is a USB drive with biometrics technology. It uses a fingerprint protection to protect the data inside your USB disk. There’s an onboard fingerprint recognition device, so you have to put your finger first on the device to be able to access the data on the USB disk. You can also set it up to make it scan all your five fingers before the disk accessible. That’s cool, and I think I’ve never seen any fingerprint device that ask for each of your finger’s scan to unlock the device.

Biometrics is the biological identification of a person, including iris and retinal patterns, hand geometry, fingerprints, voice responses to challenges, and the dynamics of hand-written signatures. Biometrics are a more secure form of authentication than typing passwords or even using smart cards, which can be stolen; however, some forms have relatively high failure rates. [ source ]

The fingerprint protection USB drive costs about 6400 yen (around 58 USB) and it has 256 MB storage capacity. It’s larger too than normal USB drive since there’s an additional fingerprint device. But it doesn’t matter, it’s still a great USB disk.

Fingerprint Protection USB Drive

Now which one should I choose. This fingerprint USB disk, the USB VoIP Memory Stick, or the USB Memory Stick TV Tuner. Decision… decision..

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