TSP100GT - high speed reciept printer with new full gloss casing

International POS printer manufacturer Star Micronics has once again demonstrated its expertise in technology and printer design by further enhancing its unique TSP100 futurePRNTTM series.

Following the phenomenal success to date of the TSP100 futurePRNT series, renowned for its revolutionary software, quality hardware and entry-level price, Star has truly enhanced the versatility of the printer by developing a range of new versions that combine exceptional performance with advanced technology and design.

To complement the existing USB and Powered USB versions of the printer, Star has developed a new high speed version - TSP100GT futurePRNT, capable of printing at an impressive 250mm/second which makes this printer and the TSP700II the two fastest single station printers available today. Furthermore, with its value-added software features and compatibility with the majority of operating platforms, the TSP100GT futurePRNT is without doubt unrivalled in the marketplace. To accompany these benefits and reflecting Star’s focus on design, the TSP100GT futurePRNT has been created with a new full gloss casing offering a choice of piano black or ice white.

Furthermore, like the TSP100GT futurePRNT, this printer incorporates all the futurePRNT features including a number of accessories at purchase as well as a range of additional options including power supply, splash proof cover and display stand for vertical operation. As in-store or in-restaurant graphics can be attached to the back of the stand (facing the customer) this provides a low cost vehicle to promote the store’s latest attraction such as extra discount on the store credit card, etc.

As Simon Martin, Director and General Manager, Star Micronics EMEA, states, “With the launch of these new additions to the TSP100 futurePRNT series, Star Micronics further demonstrates its continuing commitment to innovation and clearly reinforces its position as the world’s leading point-of-sale printer manufacturer today.”