i need to purchase a complete POS system  - does anyone know a good system i should get?
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Not sure if you need a large scale POS system, but a reliable one should be one that you're looking for. You may consider Dell's Point of Sale. There is an article on it too. http://www.itbusiness.ca/it/client/en/home/News.asp?id=39061\n\nFor a more complete listing of POS systems, check out\nhttp://www.wareprise.com/content/point-of-sale.html
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I am not too experience in this catagory but I know that you could search for such a business who sells such a system or take a visit to a business that uses the same system and ask them where they got their's and who installed it.
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Hello Dan\n\nIf both cost and quality are important i would definitely recommend BIMPOS it's really great, and the cheapest in the lebanese market. I recommended it for a couple of friends, and am glad to recommend it to you... \n\np.s. point of sale system, purchasing, Stock and Inventory, Production, Table Management, Delivery, Payroll... all are included!!\n\nhere's the company's website if you're interested...\nhttp://www.bimsolutions.biz\n\nBest Regards and Good Luck\nJohn
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The Dazzle line of products should have what you are looking for!\nhttp://www.pinnaclesys.com/PublicSite/us/Products/Consumer+Products/Home+Video/Dazzle/?dz=1
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The best?  Well, it'll cost you, but Falcon Northwest, VoodooPC and Hypersonic are probably the best out there.\n\nVoodooPC http://www.voodoopc.com/omen.aspx\n\nFalcon Northwest  http://www.falcon-nw.com/flash/\n\nHyperSonic   http://www.hypersonic-pc.com/2001/index.asp
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UPS is good, and usually cheaper. If you are not in a hurry, send it with them. If you are use Fed-Ex.
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Go to tigerdirect.com, and get a refurbished machine, or get an emachine.  Free programs are, generally, as good as what you pay for them -- but there is some really, REALLY good open source software.  Put Linux on the machine, instead of Windows, and use Open Office
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Most likely Wal-mart "AS LONG AS" you know what you need because WM doesn't have high end tech sales staff. Office Depot is a good source as well. If you know what you need I'd do some searching on the net... Look up the two places above and shop around.\n\nI disagree with the user that is advertising here. WM is ok long as it's a name brand and it doesn't appear to have every been open. I wouldn't buy non-name brand products from anywhere. And I agree with the other answer, I "wouldn't" go to Radio Shack, they are sky high and you talk about products not being real good....\n\nGood Luck.....
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Sold thru Tigerdirect.com. Excellent value. Use quality components.\n\nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/category/category_slc.asp?CatId=1416&Nav=|c:1307|&Sort=0&Recs=10\n\nSelect the system that you want to start with then click "configure" and add what you want.
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I have worked with Cart32 and found it very useful and easy to use. Do give it a shot.
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You might want to check out Newegg, http://www.newegg.com/ and Tigerdirect, http://www.tigerdirect.com/\n\nThere is also, PC Liquidators which sell used but still functional PC parts (not the latest devices though), http://www.pcliquidators.com/\n\nThese are the only stores that I can personally vouch for, never had a problem with any of them.
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generally.... a wallet would be good enough.\n\ncheck ebay for some nice ones
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I like the self-service checkouts.  I don't have to deal with anyone.  Just scan my stuff, pay, and leave.\n\nIn the not-too-distant future, all store items will have RFID and you'll be able to just walk out of the store with your stuff and your bank account will automaticaly be appropriately debited.
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Dell has the best systems for the money. But if you build your own, which is pretty easy, you get way more for your money. Whatever you do, stay away from E-Machines
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As I can only check online stores right now (and I don't shop at Wal-Mart) I wasn't able to find a NEW PC for $200 and even if I could it wouldn't be running Windows... it would probably be running some version of Linux most likely Linspire which is not compatible with MS Office (but you would get Open Office with it).  That being said... Overstock.com has one right at $200, http://www.overstock.com/?page=proframe&prod_id=1726379 but the specs of it make me shiver (it's a natural reaction for me as I own two gaming PCs and build them on the side).
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Here is a good place to start for prices: http://www.pricewatch.com/scanners/\n\nGood brands are Epson, IBM, Hewlett Packard
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Well, you could always try either serials.ws or www.astalavista.com, but the safest way is to buy the product :)