Given the financial situations in Greece, Spain, and Portugal in recent weeks, the Euro Zone has plenty of reason to be down on itself. But Poland is showing a bit of financial-sector flash this week, becoming the first nation in Europe to install biometric ATM machines that read fingerprints rather than magnetic cards.
Poland's BPS SA bank set a European -- and if we're not mistaken, a Western -- milestone by installing the biometric cash machine in Warsaw.
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Poland Installs Europe's First Biometric Fingerprint-Scanning ATM Machine
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ATM,
biometrics,
fingerprint
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