The iPad is an astonishing device. Nobody really needs an iPad for anything – yet, they keep showing up. Anybody making a touchscreen device has to ask themselves now: why don't we instead just write an app for the iPad?
Monday, May 23, 2011
The iPad revolution
At a local eatery, instead of ordering lunch at the counter, I was confronted with an iPad ordering system. What you see in this picture is an iPad behind a credit-card reader, next to a device that prints receipts, next to a bin of numbers to put on the table so they know where to deliver the food.
The iPad is an astonishing device. Nobody really needs an iPad for anything – yet, they keep showing up. Anybody making a touchscreen device has to ask themselves now: why don't we instead just write an app for the iPad?
The iPad is an astonishing device. Nobody really needs an iPad for anything – yet, they keep showing up. Anybody making a touchscreen device has to ask themselves now: why don't we instead just write an app for the iPad?
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Careful to make sure no one puts a skimmer on the CC reader.
Do you know the name of the eatery or the pos solution ?
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