The NCR 7455 is based on the company's integrated operator keyboard/display the NCR DynaKey. Featuring a familiar ATM-style interface, the intuitive DynaKey is designed to work the way cashiers think instead of forcing them to think the way a computer works. The 7455 incorporates the DynaKey interface and the terminal electronics into a compact design that maximizes counter space for the retailer while simplifying installation and serviceability.
The system will not be available until March, but the first public viewing of the unit will be offered at the National Retail Federation's 90th Annual Convention & EXPO, Jan. 14-17 in New York.
Jacobson's, a fashion and specialty store chain operating in Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Kansas and Florida, has announced it will install the new NCR workstation in all its stores in a wireless environment.
"Personalized service and an enjoyable shopping experience are among Jacobson's key competitive advantages," said Al Herman, Jacobson's vice president of Information Services. "With its small footprint and clean appearance, the NCR 7455 fits our vision of a high quality, pleasant and efficient wrap desk environment.
NCR offers the 7455 as part of a complete POS solution with a choice of peripherals including NCR barcode scanners, printers and customer displays.
