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KONTRON MAGIC DREAMS INTELLIGENT DEPOSIT NANOPTIX
SYSTEMS
New to market
Nano t An Xtended Smart and Keep on
echnology welcome sophisticated running
NANO CLIENT 10.4” X10-XTEND EURO I-DEPSYS PAYCHECK 4
TOUCHSCREENS GAMING PLATFORMS CASH HANDLING PRINTERS
Kontron, the German-based embedded IGE 2010 looks set to be Magic Dream’s Intelligent Deposit Systems return to
computer technology specialist, has largest show to date. Launching in IGE in January 2010 with a new improved Canadian peripherals group Nanoptix
launched a new addition to its Nano London will be the Italian group’s new unit as well as launching the Euro i- has added a new product to its existing
Client family of human machine inter- X10-Xtend platform that has been devel- depsys. Andrew Beddoe, CEO, com- line of Paycheck printers. Paycheck 4 is
faces. The robust Nano Client 10.4” oped to power the company’s games and mented: “We have spent a great deal of designed to handle a high printing
fanless touch panel PC includes an Inter jackpots and boost operators business. the time since the show in January (when demand without breaking down, there-
Atom Z5xx processor, which is protected “Xtend is innovation that players can i-depsys was launched) refining, fore lower maintenance costs for opera-
by a fully-sealed IP66 stainless steel see, touch, hear but overall feel,” said improving and testing a new unit follow- tors. The printer can process and print a
housing. Providing a new alternative to the company’s Diana Parasmo. “It ing feedback from the show and live ticket in 2.2 seconds. The printer has a
reduced instruction set panels, the means the latest in, high-resolution product trials. The latest i-depsys is jam resistant bezel design, which min-
latest Nano model includes an open x86 graphics, vibrant colour depth; high more user friendly and informative and imises the need to open the gaming
architecture that facilitates variant cre- fidelity sounds and fast and fluid game uses newer technology than its prede- machine to remove jammed tickets
ation and offers a future-proof alterna- experience. Moreover, X10-Xtend cessor.”I-depsys offers operators a meaning the unit is in play longer for
tive to RISC-based solutions. “The ability enables smoother game conversions smart, sophisticated tool to manage the increased opportunity for profitability.
to run the same software on a range of and technical service. cash they do take more efficiently and “After a phenomenal year production
x86-based platforms means develop- “Magic Dreams’ games library will be effectively. We have developed a new wise, Nanoptix keeps striving to provide
ment efforts can be reduced,” Kontron enriched, thanks to the Xtend platform, back office software package which our clients with the most advanced
said. The Nano’s 10.4in touch panel PC is with several new exceptional titles to gives operators an accurate real time printer solutions in the industry,” the
fully protected against dust and spray, provide dynamic and spellbinding enter- view of the cash being taken and sitting company said. “We consider Paycheck 4
and its IP66-protected stainless steel tainment for the players and increased in their estate of gaming apparatus.” to be reliable, fast and user-friendly
housing is free of any grooves and edges game revenue for the operator.” A Euro version i-depsys is now available which translates to better efficiency on
where dirt could accumulate. The stand- In addition to showcasing a range of new and will be launched at the IGE in gaming floors.”
alone device can be quickly and easily games at IGE, Magic Dreams has chosen January. He concluded: “We received a
integrated, thanks to its VESA mount. to convert three of its biggest revenue great deal of interest at the last IGE from
generating games - Return of the European visitors.”
Phoenix, Oriental Secrets and The
Jungle II - onto the new Xtend platform.
GamesWorld | 48 | December 2009/January 2010
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