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Revosys Inc. in Boston, Massachusetts is Implementing Taxi Cab Card Payment Processing and Taxi Cab Security Recording in Their In-Taxi Advertising Cab TV Interactive and Restaurant Kiosk Systems

Revosys Inc. provides Digital Signage Software and Digital Media companies with interactive, innovative mobile solutions for Taxis, Buses. Revosys is a USA manufacturer of In-Taxi Interactive, Taxi Cab TV, Taxi Cab Security and Touchscreen Kiosks.

Revosys Inc. in Boston, Massachusetts is Implementing Taxi Cab Card Payment Processing and Taxi Cab Security Recording in Their In-Taxi Advertising Cab TV Interactive and Restaurant Kiosk Systems
2012-01-09
WESTWOOD, MA, January 09, 2012 (Press-News.org) Revosys Inc. has announced the implementation of a the world's first Taxi Interactive V5 Tablet featuring cab TV advertising, embedded Taxi Cab Payment Processing and Taxi Cab Security Surveillance for taxis, livery, bus, and airport shuttles.

The Revosys V5 Taxi Interactive In Cab Advertising Security Media system offers full Smart Card and Credit Card In-Taxi payment processing right from the taxi tablet terminal. The In Taxi Advertising and Payment Processing Terminal is an all-in-one system so there is no need for an external pin pad or additional credit card terminals, like in traditional taxi credit card payment systems.

The Taxi Interactive Advertising and Media tablet utilizes a Secure 10 Inch Touch Screen for PIN DEBIT entry. The Revosys V5 Interactive Taxi Media Tablet can process Smart Cards (VISA, MasterCard, American Express, JCB), traditional Magnetic Stripe Cards (3DES Secure), and Contactless payments as well as NFC (Near Field Communication) for Contactless Cards and NFC Cell Phones equipped with mobile Contactless Payment capability.

The Revosys V5 Interactive Taxi touchscreen terminal provides peace-of-mind to Taxi Drivers with its latest Digital Video Recording feature. This integrated Cab Security and Surveillance system records multiple camera video streams from taxis, cabs, buses, or other vehicles. The Revosys Digital Video Recording Taxi Cab Security Surveillance all-in-one system is designed as a crime-prevention tool, but in the event that a crime does occur inside the taxi, the video proof is recorded. At that time the administrator or local police can access the taxi's video stream over 3G wireless from anywhere in the world.

The Revosys In-Cab Taxi Interactive terminal sets a new world standard for In Taxi Interactive Advertising, Cab TV Media, Taxi Cab Security & Taxi Cab Card Payment Processing.

Website: http://www.revo-sys.com

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[Press-News.org] Revosys Inc. in Boston, Massachusetts is Implementing Taxi Cab Card Payment Processing and Taxi Cab Security Recording in Their In-Taxi Advertising Cab TV Interactive and Restaurant Kiosk Systems
Revosys Inc. provides Digital Signage Software and Digital Media companies with interactive, innovative mobile solutions for Taxis, Buses. Revosys is a USA manufacturer of In-Taxi Interactive, Taxi Cab TV, Taxi Cab Security and Touchscreen Kiosks.