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Many desktop
and workstation models have an optional smartcard-enabled keyboard,
which can be purchased together with the desktop or workstation
from the PC manufacturer. Also, several leading keyboard manufacturers
(eg, Samsung, Silitek, Cherry, Keytronix) offer such keyboards.
Certain manufacturers, such as Acer, Legend
and Founder PC, bundle PlatinumSecret
(basic smart card security
software from 360 Degree Web) as a standard feature on their
smartcard-enabled notebook and desktop computers.
| Acer |
TravelMate Notebooks - TM 300 series, TM
600 series,
TM 800 series (eg, TravelMate 660 model)
TravelMate Tablet PCs - TravelMate C100 model |
| Dell |
Latitude D-series Notebooks - D400, D600 and D800 models
Precision Notebook - M60 model
Inspiron Notebook - 600m model |
| Fujitsu |
Tablet PC - Stylistic ST5000 Series
All S-series, E-series and B-series notebooks
(eg, S6120 model)
(Require a PCMCIA passive adapter)
Celsius notebooks (dedicated smartcard slot – does
not require an adapter) |
| Founder PC |
Selected notebooks |
| HP |
Business notebooks - nc4000, nc6000 and
nc8000 models
(Require a PCMCIA passive adapter) |
| Hitachi |
Selected notebooks |
| Legend |
Selected desktops |
All other Notebooks and Tablet PCs require a PCMCIA smart
card reader.
All desktop computers and workstations (eg, Dell
OptiPlex and Precision) require a USB smartcard-enabled keyboard,
or a USB smart card reader.
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