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Re: ibutton door access control
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- Subject: Re: ibutton door access control
- From: "Dr John Tankard" <jtankard@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2000 18:20:48 +0100
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> I challenge anyone to argue that biometric doesn't win hands down on
the
> convenience and flexibility fronts - no easily lost token involved, no
> fumbling around in your pockets when you come home from the pub,
> no having
> to put all your shopping down on the front step to hold your
> ibutton up to
> the sensor, you absolutely cannot ever lose your keys, and on,
> and on, and
> on...
>
This could run for ever ;-)
I am still not convinced.
iButton - simple, low power consumption, nothing to vandalise, easy to have
long term battery operation (and I mean 1 week +), low complex ability, one
box does it all, easy to exclude & include buttons, very cheap (by
comparison), no PC needed
John
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