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AML intros Phoenix mini kiosks

New range of kiosks aimed at providing range of benefits, from enhancing customer shopping experiences to increasing operational efficiencies in the supply chain.

May 4, 2015

AML, manufacturer of embedded kiosks and barcode data collection devices, has introduced its new Phoenix mini kiosk. Designed with today's efficiency-conscious businesses in mind, the new Phoenix is a full-featured, general purpose mini kiosk with a wide variety of application possibilities in different vertical applications, the company said.

In retail stores it can be used as a customer portal for price lookups, stock checks, gift card balance checks and more, according to AML, and in commercial or industrial applications, it can be used as a time clock, an accesscontrol device or a data collection terminal.

Powered by Windows CE 6.0 and featuring a 5.6-inch full VGA display, the Phoenix comes with 2D barcode scanning, user-definable keys, multiple USB ports and is Power-over-Ethernet ready.

An 802.11b/g/n WLAN radio technology is optional, as are internal relays and optically isolated inputs for external connectivity for access control or industrial applications.

The Phoenix mini-kiosk also features a full range of functional accessories and mounting options that allow the user to configure the device to fit specific application requirements.

It can be fitted with a magnetic stripe reader or an HID proximity card reader and can be mounted to walls, poles, shelves and tabletops with optional mounting accessories.

"The Phoenix is the next generation of our already popular KDT900 mini kiosk," AML President Mike Kearby said in the announcement. "Enhanced with more powerful architecture and increased memory, the Phoenix is a very powerful and versatile device that will find a home in many applications, across many verticals."