NEWPORT BEACH, CA., Jan.30, 2009- Trijay Technologies International Corporation (TTI) , a leader in providing mobile id verification solutions , today announced the release of two new extended life batteries and internal GPS for the popular ST4EX mobile biometric identification handheld terminal. The ST4EX now has two options of battery power, one being a upgrade to two 1550mAH batteries and two being one single 3100mAH battery. In addition the unit will now include a internal GPS module.
Both new rechargeable battery options allow the ST4EX handheld biometric terminal to operate continuously for up to 12 hours. In addition, the extended batteries are as before hot swappable in the field without losing any valuable data. The internal GPS added to the ST4EX allows users to pinpoint locations of all transactions taking place on the handheld.
“We have managed to add more field usage to the already popular small and lightweight St4 handheld platform. The additional battery life allows for more modules to be added without subtracting power usage, such as a digital camera or barcode scanner. The addition of the GPS module allows the data being captured to be pinpointed to a precise location ” says Chief Operating Officer Chuck Weiglin
About TTI
TTI develops, manufactures and markets numerous Mobile and Handheld ID software, hardware, biometric devices. Our portable Mobile ID Hardware allows for Government Agencies, Systems Integrators and Access Control Companies to easily connect to existing ID systems for accurate ID verification and authentication. For more information visit www.trijaycorp.com
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Trijay's ST4EXLE verifies identify using multiple methods, including a camera
NEWPORT BEACH, CA., May 12, 2008- Trijay Technologies International Corporation (TTI) , a leader in providing mobile id verification solutions , today announced the release of a new Law Enforcement version of the popular ST4EX mobile biometric identification terminal. The Law Enforcement version ST4EXLE features a fully integrated optical fingerprint scanner digital camera with flash to enable evidence gathering, remote photo capture and the capturing and matching of fingerprint templates.
The ST4EX is the state of the art mobile terminal for the new generation of Chip-Based Identity cards. The unique design of the ST4EX caters for the most demanding field operating requirements with its rugged exterior and long battery life span.
The built-in Secure Access Module supports the use of digital keys for card schemes requiring high-security while the GSM/GPRS module provides mobility for high-speed data transfer and voice calls over mobile networks. With a TFT LCD panel, the ST4EX provides a user-friendly touch screen interface for multiple applications on a Win.CE platform
“We have managed to add more functionality to the already popular small and lightweight St4 handheld platform. The addition of a camera and optical scanner allows Law enforcement personnel to remotely enroll and verify both fingerprints and photos.”
The ST4EX is the state of the art mobile terminal for the new generation of Chip-Based Identity cards. The unique design of the ST4EX caters for the most demanding field operating requirements with its rugged exterior and long battery life span.
The built-in Secure Access Module supports the use of digital keys for card schemes requiring high-security while the GSM/GPRS module provides mobility for high-speed data transfer and voice calls over mobile networks. With a TFT LCD panel, the ST4EX provides a user-friendly touch screen interface for multiple applications on a Win.CE platform
“We have managed to add more functionality to the already popular small and lightweight St4 handheld platform. The addition of a camera and optical scanner allows Law enforcement personnel to remotely enroll and verify both fingerprints and photos.”
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