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Biometric ID Reader

The iDLMax from MaxID has an on-board smart card, a barcode, a fingerprint and passport reader, a digital camera and GPS and wireless communication. The digital camera takes FIPS-2010-compliant facial images, even under low light levels. The device has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities. Its high-impact ABS plastic case is shock tested and designed to withstand water and dust. An integrated 40-key QWERTY keyboard has several programmable function keys.

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