Fingerprint Phone – WX310J
January 20th, 2006 2:12 PM | by Christen da Costa | 1 Comment
I am always concerned that I will lose my phone and expose my secrets, phone numbers, and drunken ass videos to the public. Thanks to Japan Radio you can now easily protect your phone’s contents through the use of biometrics – no more remembering yet another password or combination. Just simply lock and unlock the phone by placing the register finger on the Willcom WX310J’s screen. The phone can even be attached to your computer to protect the PCs contents, but notably it lacks a camera.
Cost you $220, but you’ll have to move to Japan and start a contract with Willcom to get it.
Via MobileMag
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