So, now what? I was assuming the reader would show up in the Windows Explorer like a USB reader but I cannot see anything. It is enabled in the BIOS and in the Windows Device Manager the Smartcard reader appears OK as well as something called "Broadcom Trusted Platform". I have a Dell Latitude D620 laptop which has an integrated Smartcard reader but I do not know how to use it. Mods please move it if it fits better elsewhere.
Supports ISO7816 Class A, B, and C (5V/3V/1.Not sure where to put this. Meets US Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) Publication 201 requirements on smart card reader interoperability. Meets Microsoft WHQL USB Smart Card Reader requirements. Supports Microsoft Smart Card for Windows. Supports PC Smart Card industry standard – PC/SC 2.0. Supports USB 2.0 full speed, USB-IF certified. EMV 4.0 Level 1 and PBOC2.0 Level 1 certified. Media Hotkeys: 7 Media Hotkeys(Volume Dn, Volume Up, Play/Pause, Stop, Prev. Internet Hotkeys: 5 Internet Hotkeys (Home, Email, Previous Web Page, Forward Web Page, Search). Keyboard Type: Membrane-Switch Technology. The Membrane Key Switches provide long lasting and durable action, smooth to the typists touch, and do not attract as much dust and grime as other keyboard switches. The 2X size print on the keycaps provide excellent contrast and stronger appeal over traditional keyboards that have small, hard-to-read printing. Made with antimicrobial material which prevents the growth of harmful bacteria and protects against the build up of germs. 
Due to its secure nature, smart card keyboards are extensively used by industries like banking, healthcare, e-commerce, and government agencies. Brings extra security and ease for identification systems, secure web applications, and secure logon.
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