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Validity sensors shipping with new notebooks

Thursday, December 3, 2009

Validity Sensors, a developer of biometric hardware solutions, has announced that its fingerprint sensors are now shipping embedded in notebooks with Windows 7. Among the laptops containing the Validity Sensor are the HP ProBook 6545bs.

HP’s Probook 6545b is aimed at corporate customers looking for the combination of business-critical and new features in a full-function notebook PC. [end] 

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