Our voting machines are made by Procomp, now owned by Diebold. They are simple 386-class machines, with flash memory, diskette drives, a B&W LCD display, a dot-matrix printer and two simple numeric keyboards - one for the voter, other for a person that inputs the ID number of the voter. If Diebold has such problems in US, what can happen to elections here in Brazil?
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Our voting machines are made by Procomp, now owned by Diebold.
They are simple 386-class machines, with flash memory, diskette drives, a B&W LCD display, a dot-matrix printer and two simple numeric keyboards - one for the voter, other for a person that inputs the ID number of the voter.
If Diebold has such problems in US, what can happen to elections here in Brazil?
This is called "SMIMECapabilities".