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Definition of 'Point-Of-Sale Terminal'
A type of electronic-transaction terminal. Point-of-sale terminals typically include a computer, a cash register and other equipment or software used to sell goods or services. They also transmit sales data to be posted to customer accounts.
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Investopedia explains 'Point-Of-Sale Terminal'
The most common type of terminal is the electronic cash register used by volume-transaction merchants such as department stores. Common among all point-of-sale terminals is the emphasis on speed of operation and ease of use of the hardware and software.
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http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2011/M-Commerce-Continues-to-Grow-FONE-NXPI-PAY-AUTH0607.aspx
... in this transition to a truly digital society would be point of sale (POS) transactions. ...
the devices, while VeriFone (NYSE:PAY) remains the POS terminal leader ...
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http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2011/Mobile-Payments-Predicted-To-Skyrocket-GOOG-EBAY-AMZN-MSFT-C-MA-AAPL0707.aspx
... the eBay subsidiary from fully capitalizing on the offline point of sale market ... small
businesses to accept credit cards without installing a high-fee terminal. ...
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