Security Gadget Gift Idea: The Biometric Wallet
Are you still searching for that one unique Christmas present that is sure to impress your security industry colleague, or perhaps even a family member or friend? I recently ran across a little gadget known as the iWallet that should appeal to the security-minded. Not only is the iWallet a neat stocking stuffer, but it actively works to protect your credit cards and cash from thieves.
The product secures your cash and credit cards in a tamper-resistant hard case made of carbon fiber. Attached to the case is a biometric fingerprint reader to ensure only the owner’s fingers will be flipping through the bills. The iWallet can also be linked to a cell phone through Bluetooth and will alert the phone when the wallet is more than 15 to 30 feet away — perfect for those forgetful few who leave their wallet at a store, or those looking for extra protection against pickpockets.
Visit www.iwalletusa.com for more information.
Jennifer Houser
Associate Editor
SECURITY SALES & INTEGRATION
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