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Microsoft officially ended mainstream support for Windows 10 in October 2025, meaning businesses still using Windows 10 on their smart POS systems will face increasing risks. Once Windows 10 support ends, the system will no longer receive security updates or feature patches, which means the security of your smart Point of Sale system will no longer be guaranteed. To ensure …
When customizing a touch screen Point of Sale terminal, many clients face the same question: Which silkscreen logo color delivers the best visual result? The right color can enhance the overall appearance of the device and strengthen brand recognition, while an unsuitable choice may weaken the logo’s visibility. Based on Sunany’s extensive manufacturing experience with touch screen Point of Sale …
For businesses, receipt printers are essential POS peripherals, used daily to print bills for customers. Although they are consumable devices with a limited lifespan, users expect them to be stable and reliable for everyday use. While cheaper printers might seem like a cost-effective choice initially, they often end up being more expensive in the long run, particularly when it comes …
When choosing between the 7-inch PD70 and the 10.1-inch PD101 in the PD series, Sunany understands that every business has unique needs. Selecting the right customer display for retail POS system isn’t just about size and screen quality; it also involves considering factors like space, budget, and workflow efficiency. Firstly, in terms of screen size, the 7-inch PD70 is known …
When selecting a Windows-based POS terminal, screen size is often a key factor, as it directly affects checkout efficiency, user experience, and counter space. As a professional POS hardware manufacturer, Sunany is committed to offering a variety of screen solutions tailored to different business needs, helping customers find the optimal Windows-based POS terminal configuration for their operations. For food carts, …
In any Windows POS system, the right hardware solution for Windows POS systems is the foundation of stable performance and a smooth checkout experience. Choosing the optimal configuration isn’t about chasing the highest specifications—it’s about finding the right balance of performance, reliability, and efficiency for your business environment. When selecting a processor, many users tend to prioritize high-end specs. However, …
In the retail industry, many businesses enhance their retail POS systems by adding a Pole Customer Display (PCD). This additional screen allows customers to view transaction amounts, item details, and promotional messages in real time—improving engagement and streamlining the checkout process. During daily operation, however, some businesses may encounter display issues with the customer display, such as image stretching, incorrect …
In modern retail and hospitality environments, POS terminals are often installed in spaces with complex lighting conditions. Bright ceiling lights, direct sunlight from shop windows, and reflections from metal or glass surfaces can all affect screen visibility. Under such conditions, glare can make it difficult for operators to clearly see the display, slowing down operations, causing visual fatigue, and even …
Many businesses tend to focus on the appearance, display, or performance specifications of a Windows desktop POS terminal while overlooking one crucial detail — the port configuration, which directly affects real-world usability. In fact, different industries and application scenarios require different types of ports. Understanding their functions helps businesses make more practical and future-oriented hardware choices. Here’s an overview of …
From bulky desktop computers to today’s sleek ultrabooks, people have grown used to the idea that “slimmer is better.” This same trend has reached commercial hardware, and the POS terminal for small business is undergoing a major transformation—from heavy, outdated machines to slim, stylish systems that deliver powerful performance and smoother customer interactions. At Sunany, we’ve seen firsthand how technology …
In the early stages of POS development, edge-bonding touch screens were widely used in the retail and hospitality sectors due to their mature manufacturing process and moderate cost, meeting the basic needs of businesses at the time. However, as the commercial environment evolves rapidly, merchants now demand higher stability, better user experience, and long-term durability from their POS terminals. Compared …
A Windows all-in-one POS system relies on several essential components—such as memory, storage drives, and CPUs—with some models also featuring built-in cooling fans. Designed for both convenience and performance, these integrated systems streamline retail and hospitality operations. However, like any system, they’re subject to heat buildup and gradual wear. Over time, component failure can occur, potentially causing unexpected shutdowns or …