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Atmel's FingerChip biometric sensor selected by Rise Computer

Tuesday, June 3, 2008

Atmel Corp.’s FingerChip fingerprint sensor has been selected by Rise Computer for its RX5622 LCD PC. Atmel’s FingerChip solution is based on its unique thermal sensing technology.

It provides fingerprint image capture, >25kv ESD protection, and protection against mechanical and chemical erosion. Atmel’s FingerChip solution as a standard feature enhances consumer friendliness in the RX5622 LCD PC by allowing users to conveniently manage user accounts and passwords and protect data via finger swipes. [end] 

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