Apple switches from their Windows CE mobile terminals to a souped up iPod Touch, complete with a bar code scanner, card reader, and battery pack.
I’m still surprised more retail establishments haven’t adopted the mobile terminal idea. It’s dangerously easy to buy something from anywhere in the store at Apple. (Via Gizmodo)
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I worked at an Apple Store for quite some time and the Windows CE mobile terminal was absolutely the worst part about my...
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I concur on the cost-prohibitive part. In my bookstore of the future, there would be no register stations. For some...
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see also: Twitter founder Jack Dorsey’s Squirrel project - Square iPhone Payment System
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P.O.S.*(point of sale) systems in retail are archaic. Unfortunately, at least in my experience a few years ago, stores...
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