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FutureLogic's printer wins gaming and technology award

November 7, 2004

GLENDALE, Calif. -  FutureLogic's GEN 2 VST printer won one of nine Gaming and Technology Awards presented by Global Gaming Business (GGB) magazine, according to a press release. The awards, which recognize excellence in innovation and practical application, will be presented at the 6th Annual Gaming and Technology Conference in Atlantic City Convention Center on November 9.

The GEN2 VST printer was awarded third place in the Best Productivity-Enhancement Technology category. It was the only hardware component to be recognized in the awards program. Other winners included IGT, Bally Gaming, Konami Gaming, and Cyberview Technology.

The compact vertical format GEN 2 VST printer is designed for slim-top gaming machines. The thermal printer offers several enhancement features, including ITH (intelligent ticket handling), which makes the ticket available only after it is fully printed internally and automatically burst and ProMatrix, an advanced promotional matrix couponing system.

"FutureLogic is honored to be recognized by GGB and the best-of-field judges who selected the GEN2 VST printer for its productivity-enhancement and innovative technology attributes," said Nick Micalizzi, director of gaming at FutureLogic. "As evidenced by this award, our commitment to providing our customers with new and improved thermal printer solutions is helping us consolidate our pace-setter position in the cashless gaming arena."