Convenience at your fingertips

The hardware piece is well designed, rugged and works very nice. The
software that comes in the package is very easy to use.
The installation
procedure is very straightforward: insert the CD in the drive, click the
Next button a couple of times, plug the fingerprint reader, restart the
computer.
The day-by-day usage is also very simple, since the program interface is
very intuitive: on a logon screen, touch the reader, select the fields,
fill them and it's done.
With all this easiness, after a week you just can't stand typing your
passwords anymore on logon screen or websites.
The worst con about the product is now over: the reader
does work with Mozilla Firefox web browser. All you must do is just
installing an add-on, available at http://www.fingerauth.com.
Unfortunately, the reader can be used only on Windows XP and Windows
Vista operating systems. There's also no support for the 64 bits version
of these systems.
Although the installation program and manual states all the time that
the fingerprint reader isn't a security feature, it should not fear the
average user of buying and using it: the fingerprints and the logon data
are encrypted and, if you don't use it to save the password of your bank
account that holds 1 million dollars, there's no need to worry about it.
The security measures taken by MS are enough for the average user.