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We are offering Barcode Readers.

We are offering access control systems.

We are service providers of system integration services.

We are service providers of biometric solution.

We are offering Fingerprint Identification Systems. We are a leading provider of Automated Fingerprint Identification Systems (AFIS) and other biometric solutions to governments, law enforcement agencies, and other organizations worldwide. Our AFIS solutions enable customers to capture fingerprint images electronically, encode fingerprints into searchable files, and accurately compare a set of fingerprints to a database containing potentially millions of fingerprints in seconds. We have researched, designed, developed, and marketed fingerprint biometrics technologies that incorporate advanced concepts in fluid dynamics, neural networks, image enhancement, data mining, and massively parallel processing. Our proprietary software algorithms, together with optimized hardware, enable our customers to cost-effectively achieve what industry-leading accuracy rates and performance.

The tablet computer market has come a long way since Apple introduced the iPad in early 2010. While the iPad wasn't the first tablet ever invented, its sleek design and successful marketing quickly made it the year's must-have item for gadget lovers, and the tremendous popularity of the iPad and iPad 2 has helped to make tablets the fastest growing segment of the personal computer market. Today, there are scores of different tablet models available from at least a dozen different manufacturers, and while all this choice is a good thing, it can also make selecting the right tablet seem like an impossible undertaking. With so many tablets on the market, there's sure to be one that fits your needs and your budget, but how do you find the one that's best for you? Read on to get our five tips for choosing the right tablet.

We are offering desktops computer. The 1912nm uses an 18.5-inch tn (twisted nematic) panel with ccfl (cold cathode fluorescent lamp) backlighting as opposed to led backlighting. As such, the matte black cabinet is thicker (2.6-inches) than what you'll find on most led monitors such as the 1.3-inch thick hp 2011x. The 1, 366-by-768 panel is framed by glossy black bezels measuring 0.6 inches on the top and sides and 1.2 inches on the bottom. The bottom bezel is slightly curved and holds five buttons (menu, -, +, mode, power).The 7.5-pound cabinet has four vesa wall mounting holes and comes with an oval stand that allows you to tilt the panel but offers no other adjustments. At the rear of the cabinet are an ethernet jack, an upstream usb 2.0 port, four downstream usb 2.0 ports, and two audio ports (in, out). There's also a vga input for connecting the 1912nm to a host pc, but digital inputs such as hdmi and dvi are missing. A fifth usb 2.0 port is conveniently mounted on the left side of the cabinet right above a card reader slot that accepts sd, ms, mmc, and xd media. The 2-watt speakers are loud and don't distort when the volume is maxed out but they are a bit too trebly.

We are offering laptops. The 1912nm uses an 18.5-inch tn (twisted nematic) panel with ccfl (cold cathode fluorescent lamp) backlighting as opposed to led backlighting. As such, the matte black cabinet is thicker (2.6-inches) than what you'll find on most led monitors such as the 1.3-inch thick hp 2011x. The 1, 366-by-768 panel is framed by glossy black bezels measuring 0.6 inches on the top and sides and 1.2 inches on the bottom. The bottom bezel is slightly curved and holds five buttons (menu, -, +, mode, power).The 7.5-pound cabinet has four vesa wall mounting holes and comes with an oval stand that allows you to tilt the panel but offers no other adjustments. At the rear of the cabinet are an ethernet jack, an upstream usb 2.0 port, four downstream usb 2.0 ports, and two audio ports (in, out). There's also a vga input for connecting the 1912nm to a host pc, but digital inputs such as hdmi and dvi are missing. A fifth usb 2.0 port is conveniently mounted on the left side of the cabinet right above a card reader slot that accepts sd, ms, mmc, and xd media. The 2-watt speakers are loud and don't distort when the volume is maxed out but they are a bit too trebly.