Traditional camera store stays in the picture with Mitsubishi DPS Click EVO digital photo processing system

June 18, 2006

Mitsubishi instant digital photo systems boost sales at Trader Jim's Camera, enhancing customer offerings while retaining traditional character and commitment…

Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America's Photo Imaging Division introduces the versatile DPS kiosk for photo processing centers and retailers

June 18, 2006

Powerful features and extensive media handling engage customers while speed and durability of the system increase business and profitability

MEI bill acceptor added to health kiosk

June 18, 2006

WEST CHESTER, Pa. - MEI announced the integration of its bill acceptor technology into the BodySpex kiosk, an electronic scale that measures body fat and body…

Digital signage firm profiled

June 18, 2006

(Louisville, Ky.) Business First: Captive Indoor Media LLC, a Louisville, Ky.-based firm, produces software that incorporates advertisements, news and cable…

Gatorade takes survey kiosks on the road

June 15, 2006

Collecting feedback from users on new energy bar products was Gatorade's main objective for the project.

The challenges of cash recycling

The demand for cash recyclers is following the demand for financial kiosks. Experts weigh in on the uses, challenges and future of cash recyclers.

NCR announces addition to hotel check-in suite

June 15, 2006

ATLANTA - NCR Corp. announced in a news release a new kiosk for hoteliers who want a smaller footprint and easy-to-manage design.

Aviation center adds self-service ticketing

June 15, 2006

EVERETT, Wash. - Visitors to the new Future of Flight Aviation Center and Boeing Tour are on the cutting edge. Not only do they get to see the latest…

Contactless payments a $724 billion market

June 15, 2006

ePaynews: The global contactless payments market is estimated at $724 billion, with the U.S. comprising the largest market ahead of Japan, the U.K. and…

Who's Who: Francie Mendelsohn

by James Bickers — Editor, Networld Alliance

June 14, 2006

One of the kiosk industry's most beloved analysts boasts a fascinating background - from her career at the National Security Agency to the time she won big on…

Eight tips for maximizing uptime

June 14, 2006

In the world of self-service, nothing is more important than keeping the machines up and running.

HP helps itself to share of self-service industry

by Valerie Killifer — senior editor, NetWorld Alliance

With the launch of two self-service kiosks, Hewlett-Packard is poised to make a formidable run at do-it-yourself.

Kiosks automate routine POS activation tasks

June 14, 2006

ePaynews: Touchscreen kiosk terminals are infiltrating North America's convenience stores as operators seek to reduce staff overheads and maximize floor space…

Burned Media announces first music kiosk placement

June 14, 2006

BAY CITY, Mich. - Burned Media, a digital music and media company, has announced its first self-service music burning kiosk location in the Toronto, Ontario…

Kiosk news: Nike launches interactive signage program

June 14, 2006

Our Sponsor   View as a Web page How-to-Guides Calendar of Events Industry Directory Product/Service Catalog News Archives…

RFID ROI - Not what it seems

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June 14, 2006

Profiting from RFID will take careful product positioning and a solid technology strategy, explains Dr. Peter Harrop.

Travelers embrace boarding-pass kiosks in hotels

June 13, 2006

The Washington Times: Do-it-yourselfers have one more place where they can take care of business while avoiding human contact: the hotel. The Hilton Washington…

Nike launches interactive signage program

June 13, 2006

TORONTO - Digital View, provider of digital signage and digital media networks, and Pattison Outdoor Advertising, Canada's largest out-of-home media firm, are…

The logistics of kiosk deployment

The perfect kiosk goes nowhere unless it's transported and installed correctly.

Live-assisted sales create new possibilities

New live-assisted technologies from two companies enable more sales, less payroll. Developers say kiosks and interactive digital signs are only the beginning.