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Motorola debuts the MK400 micro kiosk
September 2, 2009
Motorola Inc. has introduced the MK4000 micro kiosk, which it says can feature a variety of customer- and employee-facing self-service applications.
In terms of the retail vertical, Motorola says in a news release that the MK4000 is ideal for applications such as price-checking, gift card balance inquiry, product ordering and coupon printing. The kiosk also can feature customer check-in applications for environments such as airports, car rental agencies, sports stadiums and theme parks.
Motorola says the MK4000 also is ideal for the hospitality and healthcare verticals, as well as for use as an employee-facing workforce-management tool:
For example, employees can view training videos or presentations on new products or policies, punch in and out and access on-demand information to assist customers.
When not in use, the MK4000 also can display brand messaging and advertisements and offer customers value-add information.
The MK4000 features a 12.1-inch touchscreen, stereo speakers, a variety of scanner-integration options and microphone and headset jacks. The device is a mere 2.5 inches thick and is compatible with Motorola's Mobility Service Platform.
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