PCMCIA cards / Cartes PCMCIA
You will find below PCMCIA cards (PC cards) containing a built-in fingerprint sensor, sorted by company.
I didn't find any other biometrics for PCMCIA.
Fujitsu
- (1997 Feb) Fujitsu FingerPass Card with optical fingerprint sensor.
TechnoImagia
- (1998 Jul) Veridicom announces in a press release that TechnoImagia has incorporated its sensor in the Seemony (with Silex technology).
NEC
- (1998 Oct) NEC announces the PCMCIA card PK-FP001M using the Veridicom sensor.
Applied Biometrics
- (2000 Jan) (not a PCMCIA card!) Applied Biometrics displays an extension for a Palm (Veridicom sensor?), the Kryptic Pilot.
Mytec
- (2000 Jul) (just another extension for a Palm) Mytec (now Bioscrypt) showed an extension for a Palm (Infineon sensor?).
Identix
- (2000 Oct) Identix BioTouch using an optical fingerprint sensor.
- Toshiba offers the same device, the "Fingerprint reader".
- Compaq fingerprint identification.
KSI
- KSI PCMCIA card with the KSI sensor (under dev. for years...)
Ethentica
- (2001 May) Ethentica MS-3000 using an Ethentica sensor.
Veritouch
SCM
- (2004 Feb) SCM produces the SCR222 using the Authentec AES4000 chip.
Also distributed by: - Tensor T4230
- (2003 Jan) Targus Defcon Authenticator
- (2003 Nov) Sitecom
- (2003 Oct) OnClick Secure-it Via cards VS-100
- Ace Asia FPA-X
- Billionton FPA-X FingerPrinter
- EagleTec ET-FPSCAN
- (2002 Sep) Precise Biometrics Precise-100 PC Card
- (2005 Sep) APC Password Manager
Silex
- (2004 Sep) Silex FIC-200 "DIGITUS" using the Fujitsu MBF200 sensor.
- (2006 Sep) Corega CG-SECFPP.
Veridt
- (2004 Sep) Veridt BioHub PCMCIA and CF card.
?
- (2002) iPAQ extension (in fact, likely using a PCMCIA interface).
Anviz
- (2005) Anviz PCMCIA fingerprint reader.
Ewaytek
- (2006) CF Card for PDA BMF? fingerprint sensor.
Atsonic
- (2004) Atsonic Sweetfinger is a ruggedized iPAQ with a fingerprint extension (and so connected to the PCMCIA interface).
Kawau
- (2007 Feb) FR-401 with a Lightuning fingerprint sensor. Written FPC-201 on the back. Maker unclear, but 201 is the regular number of Kawau. Nice english typo on the package :)
Jstac
- (2007 Apr) A153 PCMCIA fingerprint reader with an Authentec swipe fingerprint sensor.