02 December 2011

Training: Overview: Electronic Point-of-Sale Solutions

The retail automation market is going through some exciting changes with innovation around mobile contactless payments, near field communications and digital couponing technology. TI delivers industry leading technology support for the retail market leveraging its ARM-based microprocessors.

TI's solutions support development of a wide range of retail point of sale solutions. With product-ready solutions, customers can easily develop a host of retail applications including: bar code scanners, point of sale devices and portable data terminals. TI's solutions provide fast, secure performance with integrated security features including Secureboot, encryption acceleration and TrustZone Security. In this presentation, you will learn about TI's solutions for the retail automation market, including features, roadmap and product schedule.

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