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    fingerprint reader

    Discussion in 'HP' started by hugo525, Nov 10, 2008.

  1. hugo525

    hugo525 Notebook Guru

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    the fingerprint reader doesn't seem of too much use, and it seem to me a little bit redundant on the palm rest area. can it actually be used as a replacement for most(if not every) password diagram box? like when I try to open an word document which is password protected, I don't have to type in the password, but just scan my fingerprint.
     
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    ALi____ Notebook Consultant

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    ^ yes.......
     
    ALi____, Nov 11, 2008
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