Modern PCI5 certified PED devices using Android technology, deployed as Smart PINpads integrated to cash register till systems in multilane environments.
Easily convert the Aries 6 & Aries 8 into elegant standalone SmartECR terminals with the optional rotating base-station, or attach a pistol grip handle to the Aries 8 for in-store mobility!
Extra-large landscape orientated displays to support large amounts of customer data entry and signature capture. The Aries multilane solutions also offer optional graphometric signature & storage capabilities to cater demand in parts of Southern and Eastern Europe.
We understand the impact of delays at the check-out, and how it can affect customer satisfaction levels and store turnover. This is why PAX has developed the Aries series with card reader, contactless, and cameras to enable faster payment processing.
For shoppers who prefer to pay the traditional way.
Front and back on both Aries devices, to ensure faster transaction processing.
With front facing camera to allow QR codes to be read for marketing coupons or to access alternative payment methods. UnionPay, Alipay, and WeChat Pay are supported to meet the growing number of Chinese travellers.
Impress customers with the beautiful 6-inch high-resolution capacitive touchscreen display, a single hybrid card reader, integrated contactless, front facing camera that supports barcode/QR code scanning, and with dual band WiFi, Bluetooth, and Micro-SD memory expansion options.
EMEA region version:
Extras on North American version:
With an inbuilt battery, the Aries 8 can be removed from its stand or base station and attached to an integrated pistol grip handle, to be used as an in-store mobile payment device. It has a bigger display than the Aries 6 and a 8MP front camera plus a barcode and QR code scanner.
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Visitors to Singapore now enjoy shorter ticket lines and more interactive displays at various tourist spots, thanks to the government’s Industry Digital Plan (IDP), an initiative to assist operators of local attractions in adopting digital solutions which streamline operations, reduce ticket waiting time and create more engaging experiences for visitors.
SmartPOS terminals deliver far greater value than traditional payment terminals and can be used in more types of environments. The two main reasons why this statement is true are the additional capabilities delivered by the Android operating system, and the range of software apps that are now available worldwide.
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Android SmartPOS sales exceed 50% of total business. Group revenue of HK$3 billion sees interim dividend rise 14%
Small & Medium Enterprise (SME) retailer and hospitality providers are looking to next generation Electronic Point of Sale (EPOS) registers powered by Android to help them grow their businesses, improve operational management, and provide a higher level of customer service.
Visitors to Singapore now enjoy shorter ticket lines and more interactive displays at various tourist spots, thanks to the government’s Industry Digital Plan (IDP), an initiative to assist operators of local attractions in adopting digital solutions which streamline operations, reduce ticket waiting time and create more engaging experiences for visitors.
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Android SmartPOS sales exceed 50% of total business. Group revenue of HK$3 billion sees interim dividend rise 14%
Small & Medium Enterprise (SME) retailer and hospitality providers are looking to next generation Electronic Point of Sale (EPOS) registers powered by Android to help them grow their businesses, improve operational management, and provide a higher level of customer service.
Visitors to Singapore now enjoy shorter ticket lines and more interactive displays at various tourist spots, thanks to the government’s Industry Digital Plan (IDP), an initiative to assist operators of local attractions in adopting digital solutions which streamline operations, reduce ticket waiting time and create more engaging experiences for visitors.
Android SmartPOS sales exceed 50% of total business. Group revenue of HK$3 billion sees interim dividend rise 14%
SmartPOS terminals deliver far greater value than traditional payment terminals and can be used in more types of environments. The two main reasons why this statement is true are the additional capabilities delivered by the Android operating system, and the range of software apps that are now available worldwide.
USD 456 million sales achieved during the first half of the year, with year-on-year increases of dividend payout, net margin, and R&D expenditure.
Small & Medium Enterprise (SME) retailer and hospitality providers are looking to next generation Electronic Point of Sale (EPOS) registers powered by Android to help them grow their businesses, improve operational management, and provide a higher level of customer service.
Visitors to Singapore now enjoy shorter ticket lines and more interactive displays at various tourist spots, thanks to the government’s Industry Digital Plan (IDP), an initiative to assist operators of local attractions in adopting digital solutions which streamline operations, reduce ticket waiting time and create more engaging experiences for visitors.
Visitors to Singapore now enjoy shorter ticket lines and more interactive displays at various tourist spots, thanks to the government’s Industry Digital Plan (IDP), an initiative to assist operators of local attractions in adopting digital solutions which streamline operations, reduce ticket waiting time and create more engaging experiences for visitors.
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