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Indian city installing touchscreen kiosks in tourist hotspots
July 13, 2008
The Times Of India: In an effort to make the city of Jaipur, India, more tourist friendly, the government is setting up touchscreen kiosks at tourist hotspots. The kiosks will initially be installed at 15 important locations that also are Wi-Fi-enabled. Eventually kiosks are expected to be deployed throughout the state. The kiosks will contain comprehensive details with inbuilt GIS location maps, as well as online information about hotels, important routes in the cities, tourist vehicles and normal tariffs.
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