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Point of Sale and Banking News

This is a list news stories released by Access IS relevant to the retail point of sale, retail banking and finance markets over the past few months. For more information, lease click the link or call sales to get further information.

 

Stainless steel keyboard

New stainless steel kiosk keyboard

Access has introduced a rugged, stainless steel keyboard for reliable operation in both indoor in outside public access kiosks, where its rugged construction ensures long operational life and resistance to vandalism. (April 2008)

 

USB pole display

USB pole display with wide viewing angle

Access announces the addition of USB-powered pole displays to its retail products portfolio, all powered from standard 1.1 or 2.0 USB ports. April 2008)

New compact retail POS keyboard

Access IS has introduced a rugged, 48-key programmable keyboard for retail applications. At 159mm x 144mm , it is the smallest keyboard of its type, saving valuable desk space. (March 2008)

 

New compact dealing room and trading keypad (March 2008)

 

Paperless voucher reader for retail applications (January 2008)

 

Access Keyboards renamed Access IS (October 2007)

 

Mobiqa partnership promotes paperless ticketing (October 2007)

 

Access recruits Mark Summers to spearhead US growth (April 2007)

 

Detachable latching USB cable simplifies POS keyboard installation (April 2007)

 

Access offers customisation of Cherry SPOS retail keyboards (February 2007)

 

Programmable magnetic swipe readers are for legacy application software (January 2007)

 

Programmable industrial keyboards from Cherry (January 2007)

 

First custom keyboard with integral biometrics for retail POS and banking (December 2006)

 

Archive News

Access Keyboards USB to PS/2 adapter

 

Access Keyboards 'swipe and park' keyboards are VISA PED approved for offline transactions

 

Access Keyboards ultra-compact POS keyboards 

 

Lloyds TSB teller keyboard

 

NYSE trades on Access keypads

 

Magnetic card reader won't cost a wedge