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Casio enters the kiosk market

Best known for consumer devices, the electronics giant recently unveiled its first kiosk offering. Will it succeed in a very competitive market?

Nintendo Wii kiosks build big buzz

The new Nintendo kiosk, featuring a wireless controller, has created a blogging clamor for months with speculation on its design and how stores plan to keep the controller from being stolen.

New reports differ on the merits of self-checkout

Two new research studies paint different pictures of self-checkout — one positive, one largely negative. Which one is closer to the mark — and what do the shoppers think?