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Old 02-05-2008, 09:59 PM
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Post News, Some hotel guests can open doors in a blink.

Changing technology has hotels looking beyond the traditional plastic key card as a way to unlock guest-room doors.

The Plaza Hotel in New York, now closed for renovation, will open later this year with radio-frequency cards that unlock the door when swiped past the lock at close range. Paper cards, cellphones, fingerprints and iris scans are popping up as alternative unlocking devices.


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Curious if this possible trend of using biometrics bothers anyone out there?
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Curious if this possible trend of using biometrics bothers anyone out there?
Nope. I think it is a good idea. Should be used for many more things like credit cards and such. Will shut the ID thieves cold!
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