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Hashtech Systems launches Nano kiosk line
June 30, 2009
MUMBAI, India — Hashtech, a self-service applications provider, has announced the launch of its Nano line of kiosks. According to a news release, the kiosks are specifically designed for the Indian environment, are rugged so as to withstand extreme conditions and incorporate advanced technology, including thin client and Atom processors. The company claims the kiosks cost between 50 percent and 60 percent less than other kiosks in the market.
"We have been able to achieve these prices by taking advantage of new technologies like thin client and the Atom series of processors," said Harish Sukhwal of Hashtech. "Apart from the low cost of acquisition, the new kiosks also have low overall cost of operation due to their frugality in consuming power."
The four machines launched today include the HSK Nano DW 0901, the HSK Nano DF 0911, the HSK Nano ZW 0921 and the HSK Nano ZF 0931.
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