KIS SpeedLab 100 Mini Kiosk : KIS/Photo-Me Group today introduced one of the most affordable, yet reliable and feature-rich, self-service digital photo kiosks in the marketplace at the photokina trade show here. The new SpeedLab 100 - in free-standing and counter-top configurations - is on display this week in the company’s exhibit booth (Hall 10.2, Stand A-050 - C-059). Designed to be located within the photo retail location, The SpeedLab 100 represents a true self-service solution, KIS/Photo-Me said. The unit’s full functionality provides the consumer with a range of appealing products, which can be paid for in a variety of ways - cash, credit card or pre-paid card.
KIS Rechargink inkjet cartridge refill system : KIS/Photo-Me group today introduced an innovative new inkjet cartridge refill system that allows customers to walk up and replenish the ink in their existing inkjet printer cartridges rather than throw them away and purchase new ones. The “eco-friendly,” revenue-generating Rechargink system is on display this week at the photokina trade show in the company’s exhibit booth (Hall 10.2, Stand A-050 - C-059). The Rechargink system - a good fit for computer, office supply, quick-print and stationery stores as well as photo retailers - not only spares the environment the burden of absorbing numerous discarded inkjet cartridges, but helps customers reduce their consumables costs.
KIS PhotoBookPro : KIS/Photo-Me Group today introduced its new PhotoBookPro at the photokina trade show in the company’s exhibit booth (Hall 10.2, Stand A-050 – C-059). Designed to operate with KIS/Photo-Me’s “Generation 2 & 3” DKS minilabs, and powered by a variant of the company’s My Creativ’ Album software, the PhotoBookPro automatically scores, joins, folds and binds picture pages into quality photo books up to 8x12 inches in size with hard or soft covers, the company said. The PhotoBookPro is compact, requiring less than 5.5 square feet of space. Its helps increase the use and productivity of the DKS minilab, allowing retailers to get the most from their capital investment, KIS/Photo-Me said.
