Posiflex to Showcase Multiple Point-of-Sale Solutions with Advanced Design and Intelligence at NRF 2025

HAYWARD, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan 3, 2025--

For 40 years, Posiflex has been a driving force in the advancement of point-of-sale (POS) technology. And that force continues with the introduction of groundbreaking solutions that will redefine intelligent POS interactions. Posiflex will show and demonstrate its newest POS technology aimed at enhancing both consumer and operator experiences at the upcoming NRF 2025: Retail’s Big Show in New York City’s Javits Center at booth #6003.

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Spanning several paths to enhanced customer-operator transactions, Posiflex’s latest products include a highly modular terminal for full-service or self-service needs, an intelligently designed tablet with customizable buttons for specialized programs, and a terminal with a unique clamshell casing engineered for easy serviceability.

Posiflex will also unveil AI-enhanced customized self-service kiosks, which are a must-see experience in person. Ranging from a kiosk prompted by simple interactive voice commands, to an RFID-enabled one with ultra-quick, hands-free scanning of products at checkout and intelligent camera-assisted weight scales for accurate identification of products, tagged or untagged. With advanced security features integrated, Posiflex’s new product lineup heralds a new era of point-of-sale technology tailored to the modern customer and operator experience.

“For more than four decades, Posiflex has been at the cutting edge of point-of-sale advancements. Our newest technologies, which we’re excited to showcase at NRF 2025, are set to revolutionize POS interactions for consumers and operators alike. Come to booth #6003 and witness the innovation firsthand.” — Doyle Ledford, Senior Vice President of Posiflex

About Posiflex

Since 1984, Posiflex has designed and manufactured award-winning POS terminals and peripherals. Posiflex has since grown exponentially to provide not only full-service POS stations, but also versatile self-service kiosks, state-of-the-art mobile tablets, and scalable embedded PC solutions. Renowned worldwide in the retail and hospitality industries, Posiflex is a proven leader in POS hardware for Windows and Android OS. More than 30 patents and numerous awards have been won for product innovation, design, and reliability. https://www.posiflexusa.com/

Posiflex will be showcasing cutting-edge POS tech at NRF 2025 (Graphic: Business Wire)

VIENNA (AP) — Austrian People’s Party on Sunday nominated its General Secretary Christian Stocker as interim leader after the expected resignation of Chancellor Karl Nehammer, Austrian news agency APA reported.

Nehammer announced Saturday he would resign in the next few days after coalition talks with the Social Democrats collapsed.

Stocker, a lawyer and member of the Austrian Parliament, has served as general secretary of the People’s Party since 2022. He is seen as an experienced and calm crisis communicator who has frequently appeared in Austrian media to defend controversial decisions.

It is not clear yet who will become acting chancellor until a new government is formed.

Protected by special police forces, Nehammer walked across the square from the Chancellery toward the president’s office in Vienna.

“What is important for me is that the way of stability and the center can be continued,” he said.

Austria’s President Alexander Van der Bellen will make a public statement to announce the next steps once the meeting with Nehammer is over.

The 52-year-old Nehammer became chancellor and conservative party leader in 2021, after his predecessor Sebastian Kurz was forced to stand down following allegations of corruption.

In April 2022, Nehammer became the first European leader to visit Moscow and meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin since the invasion of Ukraine in February that year. Before going to Moscow, he also met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kyiv.

Austria was thrown into political turmoil on Friday after the liberal party NEOS pulled out of coalition talks with the center-left Social Democrats and the conservative People’s Party. On Saturday the two remaining parties, who have a razor-thin majority in Parliament, made another attempt to negotiate and form a government – but this effort also ended in failure after a few hours, with negotiators saying they were unable to agree on how to repair the budget deficit.

FILE - Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer attends a press conference in Vienna on Thursday, Aug. 8, 2024. (AP Photo/Heinz-Peter Bader, File)