Tech manufacturer HP has revealed a new smartphone called the Elite x3 that offers both a fingerprint reader and an iris recognition camera.The smartphone, which runs Windows 10 Mobile, offers the biometric security as part of Window's biometric Hello framework.HP has also designed the system so that workers can run basic Microsoft Office productivity apps across a large desktop keyboard, mouse and display, as well as smaller displays, when the phone is wired via an optional Desk Dock accessory equipped with a USB-C port.It also boasts 256-bit key full disk encryption enabled by a fast Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 chip.
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