Intel's future of retail (photos)
Intel shows off its vision of the future of retailing with a holographic, augmented reality digital touchscreen display.
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At CES, Intel showed off its vision of the future of retailing with a holographic, augmented reality digital touchscreen display. No cash registers needed at this point-of-sale display. For more read Andrew Nusca's blog on Smartplanet.
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Choosing an item on the kiosk.
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You can literally “select” an item you can see through the glass — say, a stack of Levi’s jeans — and order up the right size and wash.
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The future of digital signage.
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Here's what a grocery checkout might look like.
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Back-to-back self-service kiosks.
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