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The lowest prices on every POS hardware product. If you're looking for a barcode scanner, receipt printer, pole display, cash drawer, card reader, or anything else, give us a call or order online. Also available for review, touch screen monitors, pos terminals, barcode and label printers, thermal receipt paper and standard receipt paper, and ink cartridges. Call (866) 468-5767 for prices.

Posiflex Jiva
The Jiva is a durable computer system that is designed from the ground up for POS stations and restaurants. It is a Windows computer with a built-in touchscreen that can withstand the rigors of constant use in the work environment...read more

Quickbooks POS Hardware
Hardware for Quickbooks Point of Sale and Cash Register Plus now available. Also, copies of Quickbooks Pro 2009 are being sold at reduced cost when purchased with Cash Register Express...read more

POS Solution
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POS Recommendations to Customers, Part 3

Quote Request
First thing I suggest you do is download Cash Register Express and get a feel for it since the POS software is the most important part to a computerized register.

Complete systems run from $1000-$3000. It all depends on the type of business you run. For example, you're not sure of the type of scanner you want. We have scanners that start at $55. But for $55 you're getting a primitive technology scanner that you have to press up against the barcode to get a read. For $300 you get a multi-line laser scanner that you just need to pass the item through for a split-second read.

I've sold systems to computer stores before and I look forward to working with you. Is there a good time to call you during the day?

Black Cash Drawer
Also, the Indiana SLD1616 is a printer driven cash drawer. There is no way to connect it to the computer by itself. You mentioned you probably won't be printing receipts from this office computer so the receipt printer is not neccessary. If you still want to go with this cash drawer, you will have to open it by turning the key.

If you want a cash drawer to pop open when the sale is complete, but not connect it to a receipt printer, you can go with a serial port cash drawer. Would you like me to find you a similar cash drawer in serial? I'm not sure if the SLD1616 comes in serial but I will check on Monday.

The SPT 1550 can take 2 AAA batteries but you'll want to use the rechargeable NIMH battery that comes with the cradle. It can recharge in under 3 hours while sitting on the recharge/communications cradle. This brings up another point: The cradle is serial. This means that if the cradle and a serial cash drawer are on that same office computer, you'll need 2 serial ports. Of course, you can put the cradle on any of the workstations as long as they have a serial port.

Metrologic Scanner
Last time you got a MS9520 KB Wedge. The same scanner now is $164. Or you can get the 9540 which has a button on top to activate the scanner (can also be turned off) for $169.

Last time you got an above counter Indiana SLD1616 with 2 media slots. The drawer is $143. Or you can get a MMF Val-uline with the same dimensions and 2 media slots for $89 including the printer interface cable.

The Symbol SPT1550 with hotsync communication and recharge cradle is $503. Pocket Inventory is another $150 and Pocket Register (portable invoicing) is another $150.

In Counter Scanner
You already have a serial scanner, right? So, what you need is a second or backup serial cable in case the other one goes bad? Please clarify. Thank you.

Bookstores
Thanks for your interest in our POS systems. Cash Register Express works well with bookstores. I recommend you download it from our site. Unfortunately we do not have a version in Spanish but if you're interested I can get you a quote on the source code.

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