Toshiba has the card on its' site. Had to search for it to find it. Not sure if this link will get you there or not.
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The page is listed under the "Toshiba Accessories: Home" but clicking through the pages is getting old for this lazy searcher...
Image of the card
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Toshiba PC Card Fingerprint Reader
$199.00
Part# PA3066U-1PCC
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Toshiba PC Card Fingerprint Reader
The Toshiba PC Card Fingerprint Reader is the
innovative security solution that revolutionizes the idea
of portable PC security. Bundled with Identix’s
award-winning BioLogon™ Desktop software, the PC
Card gives portable PC customers a heightened level
of security in an affordable, convenient and easy to
use fingerprint biometric device. BioLogon provides a
range of functionality, including: stand-alone and
network logon, remote network user authentication
logon, and multi-factor security.
The Toshiba PC Card Fingerprint Reader is an optical
fingerprint reader, one of the world’s smallest and
most affordable biometric readers, and can be
installed in any notebook computer, allowing the user
to replace all passwords with a biometric single
sign-on. In an industry first, the Toshiba PC Card
Fingerprint Reader locks selected Toshiba notebooks
at the BIOS level, thwarting theft by securing both
device and data.
The biometric PC Card fits any notebook computer
with a Type II PC Card slot and is compatible with
Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0 and
Windows 2000.
Product Highlights:
Mobile biometric security solution
Biometric PC Card fits any notebook computer
with a Type II PC Card slot
Compatible with Windows 95, Windows 98,
Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000.
Industry first BIOS level support secures both
device and data
Replace all passwords with a biometric single
sign-on
Includes BioLogon and BioShield software
User defined security levels:
Stand-alone and network logon
Remote network user authentication logon
Multi-factor security
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