With fingerprint readers becoming commonplace on laptops now, it was only a matter of time before other gadgets followed suit. Enter Qiao Xing Mobile Communication’s T100. While not the first proto with such biometric measures, it claims to be the first in China. Market growth is pretty significant there, so look for this to potentially help push forward this kind of technology on everyday devices sooner rather than later.
[Via Crave]
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