All-in-one POS terminals

All-in-one POS terminals are an effective solution for small and medium businesses. These affordable, easy-to-use integrated terminals allow you to quickly and efficiently serve a large number of customers. They also feature a compact size and attractive design. The All-in-one POS terminal consists of a touchscreen, thermal printer, powerful compact built-in computer, and magnetic card reader, all housed in a single housing. It requires minimal wiring—only a power cable and, if necessary, a network connection cable (not needed when using Wi-Fi). That is, in fact, you only need to connect a 220V power cable, and everything else is already in the device.

A striking example of such devices is the Poslab DynamicPOS 15'' AIO TouchPoS Terminal from the Taiwanese manufacturer Poslab (Poslab). With compact dimensions (36x35x17 cm), it has a dual-core Intel Dual Core processor, a 15-inch resistive screen, a built-in 80 mm thermal printer, a magnetic card reader, a network interface and a large number of USB and RS232 ports. This terminal requires minimal space, and no mouse or keyboard is required—all actions are performed using the touchscreen and fingers. Multiple users can work at the terminal, identifying themselves with a personal magnetic card through a magnetic card reader (MSR). Each user can have different access rights (for example, a cashier has one, a waiter another, and an administrator yet another). This is achieved using specialized software, such as Microinvest. Thus, the All-in-one terminal replaces several conventional computers with a keyboard and mouse. In terms of functionality, compactness, and cost, this terminal is also more cost-effective than a conventional terminal without a built-in receipt printer. Such a computer for a restaurant, cafe, or store is a modern, stylish, practical, and economical device. Customer service time on such a terminal is reduced several times compared to a conventional computer. Furthermore, the user-friendly interface makes it easy to train even inexperienced PC users to use the terminal.