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Volante Announces Java-Based, Wireless Linux POS Solution

Mobile point of sale uses peer-to-peer architecture
By Java News Desk
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January 14, 2009 07:00 AM EST
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Volante offers a Java-based, wireless point of sale solution for Linux. By using PC notebooks, the entire POS software is loaded on the unit and it runs as a terminal with peer-to-peer, data synching, etc. Volante has evolved its software into the peer-to-peer architecture, and now POS software can be loaded onto a small wireless notebook. Additionally, because Volante POS software is written entirely in Java, it runs seamlessly on Linux.

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