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Small Kiosk Computers - Recommendations?
From: "Michael J. Wheeler" <mwheeler () PITTSTATE EDU>
Date: Wed, 8 Jul 2009 15:42:51 -0500
We are in the process of implementing CashNet to outsource our campus credit card processing. Part of this project involves buying a 2-3 small kiosk devices to run a web browser for people to pay their bills online, so that we won't be physically handling their cards. We're currently looking at the JackPC from chippc.com because it looks to be a very small, neat, and easily secured device. Their website (I know, never trust a salesman) says that the devices are 100% secured from viruses and worms, and they require no security patches. Does anyone have experience with devices such as these? We're looking for something that can easily be physically secured, as well as a secure OS. Since the device will only be running a web browser, we'd like something that is as simple as possible. These JackPC devices say they have a bare OS with only a web browser if you wish. I'm sure there's got to be someone else out there who has gone through something similar to this. Any thoughts/recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! -- Michael J. Wheeler Assistant Director, Systems and Networking Pittsburg State University Phone: 620-235-4610 E-mail: mwheeler () pittstate edu
Current thread:
- Small Kiosk Computers - Recommendations? Michael J. Wheeler (Jul 08)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Small Kiosk Computers - Recommendations? Matthew Gracie (Jul 09)
- Re: Small Kiosk Computers - Recommendations? Jeff Howlett (Jul 09)
- Re: Small Kiosk Computers - Recommendations? Calcutt, Andrew (Jul 13)