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Quote from: Kris on October 17, 2012, 10:22:01 AM

Quote from: ercolinux on October 17, 2012, 08:55:45 AM

The POS is awesome. Is a standard Android tablet or is build on some custom hardware?
I know a shop keeper that could be interested in a bitcoin POS here in Italy, but is way easier if he can buy only the app to put on a standard tablet than to buy a piece of hardware from the other side of Europe Undecided

Thank you, just a standard iPad, but will work on any tablet. This is because it not an App, but an Web App. We don't like restrictions or the possibility of being blocked by one Apple employee having a bad day.

Nice to know: I'm too for the openess of app Grin

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A tablet might be the best choice because of the larger screen, but one could utilize it on a smart-phone as well. It features responsive web design so will scale to fit.

So your Italy merchant would not have to buy any hardware other then a tablet, and maybe a receipt printer and cash register to hold cash.

That's nice: he already use a cash register with receipt printer, and a tablet is not a big issue: he sell phones and computers

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Also see this thread for more information, https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/point-of-sale-walletbit-118419

I go and read

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Quote from: ercolinux on October 17, 2012, 08:55:45 AM

The POS is awesome. Is a standard Android tablet or is build on some custom hardware?
I know a shop keeper that could be interested in a bitcoin POS here in Italy, but is way easier if he can buy only the app to put on a standard tablet than to buy a piece of hardware from the other side of Europe Undecided

Thank you, just a standard iPad, but will work on any tablet. This is because it not an App, but an Web App. We don't like restrictions or the possibility of being blocked by one Apple employee having a bad day.

A tablet might be the best choice because of the larger screen, but one could utilize it on a smart-phone as well. It features responsive web design so will scale to fit.

So your Italy merchant would not have to buy any hardware other then a tablet, and maybe a receipt printer and cash register to hold cash.

Also see this thread for more information, https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/point-of-sale-walletbit-118419

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Quote from: runeks on October 13, 2012, 04:51:34 PM

Quote from: kokjo on October 10, 2012, 12:40:56 PM

Awesome! where in Denmark is this kiosk?

Yeah where is it? I want to buy some candy with bitcoins

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Quote from: Kris on October 17, 2012, 10:13:55 AM

Quote from: kokjo on October 10, 2012, 12:40:56 PM

Awesome! where in Denmark is this kiosk?

It is not fully in use by the kiosk yet, this was only a taste of what to come.

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Quote from: franky1 on October 13, 2012, 02:14:03 PM

just watch out for someone to just grab the ipad and leg it, to then raid the wallet once they got it home. then selling the ipad on bitmit for further funds lol

They would disable the POS system account from their main WalletBit account.

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Quote from: Realpra on October 13, 2012, 04:11:26 AM

Well it looks like the Android wallet, but if its actually in use that is cool.

(Tillykke til Danmark)

In the picture it is running on an iPad, but it is an web app, so will run on almost anything!

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Quote from: kokjo on October 10, 2012, 12:40:56 PM

Awesome! where in Denmark is this kiosk?

It is not fully in use by the kiosk yet, this was only a taste of what to come.

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The POS is awesome. Is a standard Android tablet or is build on some custom hardware?
I know a shop keeper that could be interested in a bitcoin POS here in Italy, but is way easier if he can buy only the app to put on a standard tablet than to buy a piece of hardware from the other side of Europe Undecided

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Quote from: kokjo on October 10, 2012, 12:40:56 PM

Awesome! where in Denmark is this kiosk?

Yeah where is it? I want to buy some candy with bitcoins

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just watch out for someone to just grab the ipad and leg it, to then raid the wallet once they got it home. then selling the ipad on bitmit for further funds lol

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Well it looks like the Android wallet, but if its actually in use that is cool.

(Tillykke til Danmark)

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Hello world!

Bump for Danmark! Cheesy

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Quote from: matmar10 on October 11, 2012, 03:39:23 AM

Jeg elsker danskerer og jeg eslker også Bitcoin :-) Cool

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Jeg elsker danskerer og jeg eslker også Bitcoin :-) Cool

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You are WRONG!

Awesome! where in Denmark is this kiosk?

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Quote from: ReginaldBuxley on October 08, 2012, 03:31:05 PM

Whoa...where is this store? I'll be in the Netherlands next week, would be rad to pay with BTC.

In Denmark

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Quote from: scomil on October 08, 2012, 02:34:33 PM

Here in Sweden we'll get a service called swish from Q4 2012 and onward. This should open up possibilities for instantaneous payments p2p, possibly even allow for decentralized exchanges and a host of other improvements (think everything mintchip would allow).

Not sure about developments in Denmark, or the rest of Scandinavia.

https://www.getswish.se/

This should be on all Danes radar too. Danske Bank is one of the providers who have signed up. It might be that it's easier to implement in Sweden due to the fact that we only have 4-5 big banks whereas you Danes have an incalculable amount of different banks.

Interesting. Will keep an eye on it.

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Whoa...where is this store? I'll be in the Netherlands next week, would be rad to pay with BTC.

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Here in Sweden we'll get a service called swish from Q4 2012 and onward. This should open up possibilities for instantaneous payments p2p, possibly even allow for decentralized exchanges and a host of other improvements (think everything mintchip would allow).

Not sure about developments in Denmark, or the rest of Scandinavia.

https://www.getswish.se/

This should be on all Danes radar too. Danske Bank is one of the providers who have signed up. It might be that it's easier to implement in Sweden due to the fact that we only have 4-5 big banks whereas you Danes have an incalculable amount of different banks.

Nicolai Larsen

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Nice to see some Bitcoin activity in your own home country Cheesy

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If you want to try out microbits and ceptacle/cash please send me a mail. The cash service is *giving* out real money, until I get it approved at the payment provider, so that is why it s restricted.

Sorry about the .zip file - I got a bit side tracked creating it, but I can guide you through if you like.

Also have a look at the microbits presentation from BitCoin 2012:

http://ceptacle.com/presentations/microbits.pdf

Cheers,

Michael

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