CNBC Bonus Bucks Trivia: On May 28, homeland security analyst Brian Ruttenbur praised which firm for its fingerprint-verification tech?
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On May 28, homeland security analyst Brian Ruttenbur praised which firm for its fingerprint-verification tech?
Ruttenbur’s first pick among homeland security companies is AuthenTec (AUTH), a maker of fingerptint-authentication sensors .
“They’re growing roughly 45-50 percent a year, and they’re going on laptops and cell phones,” he said. “You’ll see the first cell phones [with fingerprint sensors] in the U.S. this year.”
Authentec doesn’t show up on my screens because it doesn’t make any money yet.
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