Where to get Hardware (Java Card & Readers)

Hello
I am new to Java Card Technology. well i have Downloaded the Java Card 2.1.2 Devlp Kit. Thats fine , But from where should i get Hardware like Java Cards & Readers. I am working in Research Institute.
& wat are the steps to start with it.
Please guide me soon.

Sun doesn't provide cards or readers. Their kit is serves two purposes. One is for the integrators that are shipping cards and readers. The other purpose is for developers to learn how to develop applet without a card. For example, no one is shipping 2.1.2 cards yet,( I don't think) but you can still develop a 2.1.2 applet with Sun's kit. You just won't have a card to deploy you applet to.
If you develop a 2.1.1 applet you can use Gemplus cards and deploy your applet there.
If you want to start developing go to www.javasoft.com/products/javacard. Download a sdk, and read tutorials.

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