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HP selling Fingerprint Biometric Products by OnClick
Mar 9 2004, 12:20am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr
onClick Corporation, a provider of biometric solutions, now has products available through HP. The products cover both of onClick’s biometric lines, including FreedomPass and VIA fingerprint devices. The FreedomPass Pad and Mouse can now be purchased through HP, as well as the VIA Card and Mouse. Go to HP Shopping.
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HP, in an effort to help consumers and businesses keep their HP and Compaq PCs and laptops secure, has begun to carry high-tech biometric devices on their shopping website. Among these are onClick’s FreedomPass Mouse and VIA Mouse. Both are high quality optical PC mice with the fingerprint sensor embedded just behind the scroll wheel. The USB mice create a convenient way to add security to a laptop or PC without adding more hardware. The FreedomPass Pad is an economical choice for someone who is seeking a stand-alone, lightweight fingerprint pad, also connectable by USB. HP is also carrying the VIA Card, a PCMCIA card that fits in most laptop PCMCIA slots. The fingerprint sensor stays tucked in until ready to use, making it a wise choice for portable security.
To view all four fingerprint products, visit HP at HP Shopping, then click on 'shop by brand', and select 'O' for onClick. About onClick onClick Corporation provides business and consumers with fingerprint and signature biometrics meant to combine convenience with the ultimate security tool for computers, data, home and office. onClick joins together biometric tools with customizable software that will not only create security solutions, but solves complex business challenges as well. To see the full line of biometric products by onClick, visit www.onclickbiometrics.com. About HP HP is a technology solutions provider to consumers, businesses and institutions globally. The company's offerings span IT infrastructure, personal computing and access devices, global services and imaging and printing. For the last four fiscal quarters, HP revenue totaled $74.7 billion. More information about HP (NYSE, Nasdaq: HPQ) is available at http://www.hp.com. |
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