#tablet POS

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 is positioning the model for businesses such as cafes, beauty salons, boutiques, and kiosks that are adapting to limited floor space and more mobile payment options. The TM-m30II-SL is built to reduce countertop clutter by integrating a tablet mount into the printer, allowing merchants to consolidate key checkout hardware into a smaller footprint. 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. There are still a lot of Android tablets out on the market, but it’s clear that they’re out of fashion, and Apple has simply been driving more innovation towards their iPads. The box of the iPed Android tablet itself was a poor replica of Apple's iPad with a little Android logo on the sides. Inside the box is the tablet, a regular charger and a USB cable. The manual indicates the tablet runs using a VIA processor @ 300MHz with 128MB RAM. Read more in our articles including "Epson rolls out TM-m30II-SL, a tablet-ready receipt printer for small stores" and "Watch: Tablets are still relevant. Here's why!".