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Date:11/20/2008

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DigitalPersona Personal 4.0 runs on Windows XP and Windows Vista and can be used on biometrically-enabled notebook computers and on PCs with add-on fingerprint peripherals. The software can be purchased with a swipe-style fingerprint reader, the type commonly built into notebooks, or with the company's new U.are.U 4500 high-performance touch reader. The U.are.U 4500 offers unmatched accuracy and reliability for power users and ease of use for families and groups of people who share computers. It has a sleek, compact design that conserves desk space and has a modern blue glow.

Pricing and Availability

DigitalPersona Personal 4.0 is available now from the company's Web site at http://www.digitalpersona.com/personal. As a special launch promotion, users can purchase the software for $29.95 USD and receive a swipe-style fingerprint reader at no additional charge (a $25 USD value). DigitalPersona Personal 4.0 may also be purchased with the new U.are.U 4500 reader for $69.95 USD. Current DigitalPersona Personal users may purchase a software upgrade to version 4.0, priced for a limited time at $14.95 USD. The optional File Protection add-on package may be purchased from within the new DigitalPersona Personal software for $12.95 USD.

About DigitalPersona

DigitalPersona, Inc. is the leading provider of fingerprint identity solutions for consumers, enterprises and custom application developers. The company offers software and hardware that protects people and businesses by enabling them to control their digital identities. For end users, DigitalPersona provides strong identity protection that's uniquely easy to use; the company's business solutions help organizations address growing security, compliance and loss prevention demands. DigitalPersona's award-winning technology has been used worldwide by
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