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An iris-scanning identification camera from Panasonic insures only authorized individuals can gain access to private information stored on computers or the Web.
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No More Passwords

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" Hi! I'm Tim Wood with the Internet Home Alliance. Security has always been an issue and it will continue to be an issue in the future. Our ability to secure let's say files on our desktop or laptop or to get access to websites such as our bank account has always been an issue. There must be 50 passwords that we have to put in. Panasonic has kind of solved that problem. They've come up with this great piece of machinery called the Panasonic Private ID. It basically scans your iris which is completely unique to you and can replace all of those passwords. How you do it is you actually go in, set it up, and you take a picture of your iris. Once you've done that you can gain access to not only let's say your laptop, but any other password secure sites that you need to get to. The great thing about this camera is that it's not just one camera for your iris, but its two cameras. The lower camera here is actually a teleconference camera so you can actually have web based teleconferencing from your home. All in all, it gives you great peace of mind and convenience."

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