Fujitsu unveils palm-reading security mouse
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Vein pattern scanned for authentication Fujitsu has introduced what it claims is the world's first mouse capable of scanning the pattern of veins in the user's hand. The reason? To use the pattern to authenticate the user for access to the host computer.â¦
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Logitech's new mouse is as comfortable on opaque glass as it is four-wheeling over rough desk surfaces.
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Logitech Inc. was set Wednesday to introduce a new mouse that uses a laser beam to track the movements of the device. The mouse, which Logitech claims will be
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Palm  on Wednesday introduced  a compact portable computer aimed at helping business travelers  better manage their e-mail and documents on the go without the  bulk of carrying a laptop PC.
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Windows users will have another tool for protecting their PCs.
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IBM has released a biometric Thinkpad - the T42 laptop incorporates a fingerprint sensor for managing passwords and controlling access to sensitive documents and data.
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IBM has added biometric security to its ThinkPad notebook line, claiming that the technology is now ready for prime time. IBM has added a fingerprint scanner to its T42 ThinkPad notebook chassis and will offer
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The Fujitsu ScanSnap S300M mobile scanner for Mac users will be available in March.
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Also: Tactile passwords could stop ATM 'shoulder-surfing'
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IBM on Monday introduced a biometric notebook computer with an integrated fingerprint reader,which it says can recognize the user of the computer.
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Wave it around or put it on a desk, the choice is yours With a rather ostentatious claim that "the future of PC navigation starts now", mouse-maker Logitech today unveiled an input device as at home being waved around in the air as it is being pushed around a desk.â¦
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Slim Dimension desktop features an 8-in-1 memory card reader.
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CHIBA, JAPAN -- Casio Computer Corp. has developed a fingerprint sensor layered on top of a 1.2-inch LCD screen, providing a convenient way for phone makers to incorporate biometric security into their handsets, a Casio official said Tuesday at the Ceatec 2004 show in Chiba, Japan.
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MICROSOFT have unveiled a touch-screen computer which could spell the end for the mouse and keyboard.  Microsoft Surface has a 30in display on a hard plastic coffee table-shaped top.  It uses infra-red sensors, allowing users to drag content around with their fingers.
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The Wireless Optical Desktop Comfort Edition, with its mildly arced keypad, allows for easy typing while providing some relief for your wrists.
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In hopes of fighting Internet fraud, some online banking sites make customers use "virtual keypads" &#151; a method of entering passwords on the screen, generally with a mouse.
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Compact kit for the thumb-generation