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G2E ASIA PREVIEW
Alfastreet’s new product
Manufacturer of popular multiplayers brings new products and developments
to G2E asia
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lfastreet, one of the world leading This year Alfastreet have further increased
manufacturers of multi-player games the size of their booth during the exhibition
is coming to the most important in order to show the commitment towards the
show in Asia with new multi-player Asian market and to expose all the recent
products and developments. developments at Alfastreet. With increased
Matjaz Petek, marketing and sales manager, resources appointed for the Asian market
said: “In this time of uncertainty on most of the their goal is to further increase market share
markets we have to continue to show our in the region.
commitment to the industry. This is the main Alfastreet multi-player products are designed
reason why we have decided not only to return with both players and operators in mind and
to the show, but also to increase the size of the
booth and the portfolio of products on display.
We are very excited about this show and we are
looking forward to presenting our newest
product to Asian customers.” are well known for their player friendly
At G2E Asia, Alfastreet will exhibit the new interface and high profitability. Alfastreet
Keno/Bingo multi-player, new Poker multi-player, terminals can be equipped with bill acceptors,
Sic Bo multi-player and a video Baccarat game. coin acceptors, ticket printers, various player
Of course there will also be the classic Alfastreet tracking and cashless systems and support SAS
roulette multi-player, which is currently the protocol. All Alfastreet equipment is GLI
benchmark in the roulette category. certified.
3M simplifies touchscreen
replacement at G2E
Experience superb new technology on stand 933
3
M Touch Systems will reveal the monitor with multiple integration options. no adhesive residue to clean. Casinos
strength of its core touch screen At the show, visitors can see Command Strips adopting this mounting method can reduce
technologies in addressing the for Touch Sensors, developed for MicroTouch their future touch sensor replacement time
demands of the Asian gaming EX Systems from 3M, but now available to and help return repaired games to the casino
industry on stand 933 at G2E Asia direct and distribution customers including floor more quickly.
in Macau. Highlights include an award-winning casino operators. Based on Command’s “peel Visitors to the 3M stand 933 will be able to
tape that simplifies the task of replacing a and stick” adhesive and patented “stretch really appreciate the ease of using Command
faulty LCD panel, new surface capacitive touch release” technology, the strips offer casino Strips for Touch Sensors by trying them. No
systems and a 15-inch LCD chassis touch operators a cost-effective and time-saving tools are required, there is no adhesive residue
alternative to traditional touch display repairs. to clean, and no possible damage to the touch
Replacing a damaged touch sensor or a screen or display.
working sensor on a broken LCD display can Furthermore, 3M will exhibit its MicroTouch
take experienced slot technicians nearly an Display C1500SS with SCT 3250 Sensor.
hour. Using Command Strips for Touch Designed to meet the needs of kiosk
Sensors, touch sensors can be removed in manufacturers, the C1500SS will be shown
seconds by merely pulling the exposed tabs. within an acrylic enclosure without a mounted
Also, by using the Command peel and stick bezel to make the unit fully visible to visitors. It
strips, a touch sensor can be quickly combines a thin profile with multiple mounting
integrated in minutes, especially since and bezel options for applications requiring a
Command’s stretch release technology leaves more finished appearance.
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