“IBM said Tuesday that it has started installing a rapidly
growing retail version of Windows in its computerized point-of-sale
(POS) terminals and other devices it markets for use in retail
stores and restaurants.“IBM plans to offer Microsoft Corp.’s Windows Embedded for Point
of Service (WEPOS) software in its market-leading SurePOS machines,
as well as its self-service checkout systems and the interactive
AnyPlace Kiosk product line, which was introduced last fall…”
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