Zytronic projects new Nanoptix’s Rejean Belliveau
Nanoptix Desktop 2 and Paycheck
NextGen Terminal Nanoptix was showing the latest addition to its Paycheck series in the Desktop II Model and what it claimed is the world’s fastest kiosk terminal in the Paycheck NextGen Terminal.
Powered by paycheckNextGen technology, this desktop model can enhance the cage environment by providing customers with quick TITO tickets, promotional coupons and/or streamlined tax forms meaning dealers have more times to engage with customers.
Also on show was the Paycheck NextGen Terminal, the world’s first Kiosk terminal powered by a TITO printer. Taking advantage of the power and uniqueness of the Paycheck NextGen printer, Nanoptix has created a Linux based terminal with a lockable standard 800 Ticket Tray TITO paper, a seven inch full-color LCD screen high performance 1-D and 2-D bar code scanner, smart card reader with RFID, USB on-the-go, MicroSD reader, Ethernet, Bluetooth and integrated anti-jamming paper path.
style button deck Zytronic was showing its latest breakthroughs in Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT and MPCT) touch sensors aiming to give a free rein to the creativity of casino games designers with its capability to supply high performance touch sensors with very low or no minimum order quantities
Tis year’s show saw the launch of a uniquely designed video button deck and curved ultra- narrow border Multitouch sensor. Ian Crosby, Vice President of sales and marketing at Zytronic, said: “Touch screens are now a must
have feature for casino games, as the industry reaches out to a new generation of players.
“Games are becoming more skill based, and geared towards younger ‘millennial’ players, who expect a screen to respond when they touch it. Projected Capacitive Technology (PCT) touch sensors such as those produced by Zytronic provide the same fast, reliable touch experience on screens of 40-85ins. diagonal as on a small tablet.”
Zytronic is able to provide sensors customised to the requirements of specific games or consoles with very low or no minimum order quantities (MoQ). Tis capability has made it a leading supplier to the gaming industry, allowing designers great flexibility in creating console designs without being restricted by a range of standard touch sensors.
Zytronic’s Ian Crosby
Abbiati’s Misty Rodda and Georgio Abbiati
Abbiati demonstrated its depth and breadth of product at G2E '17
“Tis year’s G2E went exceptionally well for ABBIATI in Americas. With many attendees from not only the US market, but many from Mexico, Canada, and Central America. We are looking to expand greatly in these areas over the next several months as gaming begins to grow and expand within the Americas” announced Misty Rodda, Abbiati’s Business Development Manager for Americas. “We also had the opportunity of welcoming many of our customers from Europe including Italy, UK, Ireland, Greece and many more.”
Win’s Oscar Giralt and Luciana Kreplak and the company’s Lumina Knock Out Roulette
Win Systems showing
its Knock Out punch One of the knock-out products on the stand of Win Systems was Lumina Knock Out Roulette, which boasts excitement by taking out every winning number from a central video wheel once they have hit
Eric Benchimol with Wigos
Te game was shown alongside premium S3 and S2 32” GameStar slot machines, state- of-the-art Lumina, and Quadra Gold Club electronic roulette machines.
Win Systems was also showing its full range of casino management systems, including WIGOS, an innovative solution capable of processing vast casino floor data that currently provides over 260 casinos within 17 countries. Its complementary marketing tools Intellia and WinUp were also on show.
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