POS terminals & touchscreen computers

POS Terminals & Touchscreen Computers

Commercial all-in-one POS terminals and touchscreen computers for retail checkout, grocery, liquor, convenience, restaurant front counter and specialty retail. These systems are built for long operating hours, countertop use and peripheral connectivity rather than ordinary office computing.

Custom TREK Intel 21.5 inch touch computer

Shop by what you compare

These are the questions that separate one terminal from another. The product grid below is the full range.

Not sure which terminal you need?

Tell us your POS software and the peripherals already in use, and we’ll help match a terminal to the lane.

POS Terminals & Touchscreen Computers

5 products
Custom TREK 21.5-inch Touch Computer, Intel N97, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD, Windows 11 IoT, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth (935PW010D00L33)
Custom TREK 15.6-inch POS Terminal, Intel N97, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD, Windows 11 IoT, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth, Stand (935PW010B00L33)
MicroTouch M1 Mach 27-Inch All-in-One POS Terminal, MediaTek 8390, 10-Point PCAP Touch
Vendor: MicroTouch

MicroTouch M1 Mach 27-Inch All-in-One POS Terminal, MediaTek 8390, 10-Point PCAP Touch

Regular price $1,187.56 USD
MicroTouch M1 Mach 21.5-Inch All-in-One POS Terminal, Windows 10, Intel Core i5-1245UE, 16 GB RAM, 256 GB Storage
MicroTouch M1 Mach 15.6-Inch All-in-One POS Terminal, Windows 11, Intel Core i3-1215UE, 16 GB RAM, 256 GB Storage

Shop by application

Where the terminal will work changes what matters most.

  • Retail Checkout

    Long operating hours and a counter full of peripherals. Check ports and footprint.

  • Grocery & Convenience

    A terminal that stays on all day, beside a scanner, scale and printer. Check connections for each.

  • Liquor Stores

    Steady checkout with several peripherals. Confirm your POS software runs on the terminal.

  • Restaurant Front Counter

    A counter terminal with a receipt printer and cash drawer. Confirm the software and ports.

  • Specialty Retail

    Smaller counters where footprint and mounting matter. Check the dimensions.

What should I compare in a POS terminal?

These systems are built for long operating hours and countertop use, not ordinary office computing.

What should I compare in a POS terminal?
What to compareWhat it coversWhy it mattersConfirm first
Screen & touchScreen size and touch technology.Operator comfort across a shift.Size, and how it looks and feels in use.
Processor, memory & storageThe hardware that runs the POS software.The software has to run well on it.What your POS software asks for.
Ports & expansionThe connections available for peripherals.Scanners, printers, scales, drawers and displays all need to connect.The peripherals you plan to attach and the ports they use.
Mounting & footprintHow the terminal fits the counter.Counter space and reach.Dimensions and mounting requirements.
Operating system & softwareWhat the terminal runs.Your POS software has to be supported.Operating system and software compatibility.

Confirm before you buy

  • Operating system and POS software compatibility
  • The ports your peripherals need
  • Screen size and touch type
  • Mounting and footprint at the counter

Building or replacing a complete lane? Ask us to match the terminal to your POS software and the peripherals already in use.

What to compare

  • Screen size and touch technology for operator comfort.
  • Processor, memory and storage for the POS software workload.
  • Ports and expansion for scanners, printers, scales, cash drawers and customer displays.
  • Mounting and footprint for the checkout counter.
  • Operating system and software compatibility before purchase.

Building or replacing a complete lane? BizTracker can help match the terminal to your POS software and the peripherals already in use.

Related: barcode scanners, receipt printers and cash drawers.

POS terminal questions

What POS terminal works with my POS software?

It depends on the terminal and the software you run. Confirm the operating system and software compatibility, and the ports your peripherals need. Tell us your software and we will help match a terminal.

How is a POS terminal different from an ordinary computer?

These systems are built for long operating hours, countertop use and peripheral connectivity rather than ordinary office computing.

How many ports do I need?

Count the devices at the lane: scanner, receipt printer, scale, cash drawer and customer display, then check how each connects. Ask us if you are not sure.

Can I replace one terminal in an existing lane?

Often, but check your software, the operating system and the ports the existing peripherals use. We can help match a replacement to what you already have.