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To: R. Jaynes who wrote (15918)	12/1/1999 10:50:00 AM
From: R. Jaynes	Respond to of 26039

Kryptic Pilot World's Only Battery-Operated, Low Cost, Fingerprint ID Product From Applied Biometrics Some quotes - "Applied Biometrics has stuffed ALL the electronics for fingerprint capture, database storage and identification inside their patent-pending Kryptic Pilot(TM). It is even capable of battery operation. Kryptic Pilot(TM) is the world's only fingerprint identification product that can make that claim!" "With quantity pricing as low as $69, Applied Biometrics' very affordable Kryptic Pilot(TM) has broken the cost barrier that has been plaguing the biometrics market. Only Applied Biometrics can provide all of this technology, plus convenience, ease of use and a high level of non-transferable security, in a portable product; and at a price that's really affordable. Kryptic Pilot(TM) is the first in a family of fingerprint identification modules that are PC, Palm(TM), Win CE and Data Bus compatible." Come and try Kryptic Pilot(TM) at CES 2000. But get there early so you don't have to wait in line while other fingerprint ID companies are learning about "Tomorrow's Products Today" at the Applied Biometrics booth. Don't let the Identicator/Compaq Fingerprint Identification unit, Digital Persona's U.are.U or similar products fool you! Their fingerprint identification products can't provide you with a low-cost. Why? Because to use them, you'll require the expense of a Pentium computer. Others, such as Biometric Identification Inc.'s model#MV1100 or Mytec's Touchstone Pro, use power-hungry, relatively expensive digital signal processing (DSP) chips. We hope you have stock in a battery company if you're planning to try operating these on batteries for portable applications! newsalert.com Rick