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TAB's kiosk models are flexible solution
W
hether used for sports betting, gambling or purely as Austria kiosk models leave no wish unfulfilled. Our main focus
entertainment, TAB kiosk models, with their flexible at TAB Austria is on our customers’ needs: one or two screens,
configuration, are the ideal terminals for any venue. Customers with or without printer, keys or keyboard – just as you wish,
can create their own terminals at will thanks to the many but TAB Austria will carry out your wishes reliably and
individual possibilities available and at the same time benefit competently.
from TAB Austria’s considerable expertise. The potential for individualized configuration begins with
When acquiring new hardware there are many factors to take the manufacturing process: how many displays should the
into consideration. How much room is there? What is the new hardware have? Should there be an integrated webcam to
hardware able to do? Where is it to be deployed? But above all: provide for live pictures or a subwoofer for even better sound?
in what way can we be different from our competitors? TAB Austria kiosk models are fitted to standard with a
“TAB Austria kiosk models are well-equipped for any venue; complete PC system, TFT display with touch screen and an I/O
they combine all the most important specifications for Controller with cctalk portal. Cctalk is a protocol for the serial
amusement and gaming equipment but yet leave room for port and allows communication between the computer and coin
individual needs and conditions“, says Siegfried Dattl jun., checker or banknote reader. A serial security memory, also
Managing Director at TAB Austria. “So customers benefit built in, prevents the manipulation or removal of coins.
from our years of experience, passed on to them in the form of On top of this there are many other potential options that
cabinets and technology, yet their hardware can still be make each terminal unique. Customers can be different from
configured on an individual basis.” their competitors in terms of colour, finish, size and quality –
Whether betting terminal, gaming or amusement hardware: and, if desired, all terminals may be manufactured to
the numerous possibilities for configuration offered by our TAB customers’ specifications.
GeneralTouch's range of monitors
Road Trip launch
G
eneralTouch Technology Co. Ltd, has launched the RTL series of Rear-Mount LCD touchmonitors. GT’s
RTL series touchmonitors focus on a wide variety of markets including kiosk, retail, self-services,
B
ay Tek Games is excited to announce the
introduction of its new, three-tier
hosipitality, industrial, gaming/entertainment, and light office automation. The RTL series of products are
merchandiser, Road Trip. The development and
available in display sizes from 15’’ to 19’’ and include both serial and USB interface.
early field tests have reported very positive
In accordance with the strict requirement of UL 60950 ball drop test, the RTL series products with
numbers. Road Trip’s success is based off of its
SafeTouch touchscreen are optional perfect choices for places  with high potential threats, e.g. kiosk, gaming
simple yet entertaining game play. This true game
& ticketing machine. With high clarity and transparence, the clear glass touchscreen reacts to touches of
of skill has tested well in a diverse cross section of
finger, even wearing gloves and any other soft stylus. The RTL series products are compliant with RoHS
locations - anywhere from Bowling Centers to
Directive and reach the highest industrial touchpoint density of 4096*4096 resolution.
Waterparks, Casino’s and FEC’s, to Sports Bars
The RTL series products feature a brilliant wide viewing angle panel to instantly grab and hold the users’
and Large Retail Chains. The small footprint and
attention, whether they are checking out retail goods with a self-service kiosk or playing games in a casino or
game selections allow Road Trip to fit well into
arcade. Because all mechanical parts are controlled by GT’s designs and toolings, GT’s Rear-Mount monitors
any location. Choose between a White or Black
have a long-lasting product cycle—important for continuity through all stages of project rollouts and services.
cabinet and between Spindles or Capsules for the
Small Prize design.
Players step up and spin the wheel three times
Intermission from Jennison Entertainment
to try to accumulate enough miles on their first
Road Trip from New York to Chicago. If they make
it, they can pick a small prize or continue on to the
next Road Trip to Denver. Spin three more times,
U
S redemption specialist, Jennison Entertainment Technologies has released get enough miles and choose again, medium prize
‘Intermission’, a movie-themed, coin roll-down sequel to its blockbuster Hollywood or continue onto the last Road Trip to Hollywood
Reels game. Distributed exclusively throughout the UK, Ireland and continental Europe by for the opportunity to play for a large prize with
Brent Sales/Namco Europe, the single-player game offers retro cinema interval three more spins!
entertainment that’s just the ticket for family fun redemption seekers of all ages and abilities.
The premise of the game is that Soda, Popcorn and Candy
Bar characters have taken over the concession stand at the
Hollywood Reels theatre, teasing players to ‘buy’ their wares.
Mastering a quick roll-down technique, players win tickets by
rolling coins through the various snack character frames, each
with a different ticket value. Successfully illuminating all three
characters wins the progressive jackpot and triggers an
animated show sequence.
Housed in a brightly coloured cabinet with high intensity LED
lighting and cinematic sound effects, Intermission allows
operators complete control over ticket values and jackpot
settings. Up to eight machines can be linked together and
there’s also an optional bonus marquee to draw further
attention to progressive jackpots on offer.
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