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Fujitsu has released its next generation of computer authentication USB scanners that reads the palm veins of the user to allow them to gain access to sensitive data on computers, called PalmSecure. The scanning process in non-invasive and reads internal veins that are extremely difficult to forge.About Everything USB
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