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DigitalPersona showcases fingerprint civil ID solutions

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

DigitalPersona has announced it will demonstrate its fingerprint solutions designed specifically for Civil ID program applications at the Biometrics Consortium Conference in Tampa, Fla. September 27 through 29.

Specifically, the company is planning to showcase their U.are.U line of fingerprint readers as well as not yet released mobile identity solutions. Among the aspects of the U.are.U readers DigitalPersona is touting include a sleek interface and design, high-end technical support and quick and easy integration into existing systems. [end] 

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