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Epson has introduced the TM-m30II-SL in the Philippines, a compact receipt printer designed for retailers shifting to smaller checkout counters and tablet-based point-of-sale setups. The company also says the printer supports a wide range of tablet-based POS systems used in today’s retail environments, with the goal of keeping transactions moving quickly even in space-constrained stores. TCL has officially launched the NXTPAPER 60 Ultra and NXTPAPER 70 Pro in the Philippines, bringing the company’s latest NXTPAPER display technology to the local smartphone market. Price and Availability The TCL NXTPAPER 70 Pro (8GB + 256GB) is priced at PHP 22,995, while the TCL NXTPAPER 60 Ultra (12GB + 512GB) retails for PHP 35,995 in the Philippines. The ISOCELL HPC features a 1/1.3-inch optical format with 0.6μm pixels and introduces Samsung's DeepPix technology, which the company says is the first of its kind in the industry. The technology improves the sensor's Full Well Capacity (FWC), allowing each pixel to hold more light before becoming overexposed. Samsung has also equipped the ISOCELL HPC with its High Precision Microlens (High-P) technology, which uses high-refractive-index materials to focus more light onto the photodiode. Under the proposed rollout, universal and commercial banks with retail banking services, digital banks, electronic money issuers, and virtual asset service providers would have three months from the memorandum’s issuance to submit their complete NIDAS applications. Read more in our articles including "Epson rolls out TM-m30II-SL, a tablet-ready receipt printer for small stores" and "TCL NXTPAPER 60 Ultra, NXTPAPER 70 Pro now official, specs and price in the Philippines".