Olea Tokyo Kiosk Fact Sheet
The Tokyo kiosk is an excellent way to make sure your target audience is being dynamically impacted. The Tokyo incorporates elements of digital signage into an attractive kiosk design. This hybrid machine features a 42” touch screen making what was once static advertisements into an interactive display.
The 16 gauge all-steel body is powder coated to withstand abuse. Tokyo also offers a “window box” upgrade allowing the application of a lighted graphic or design to the kiosk’s body in the space beneath the monitor. In addition to this, you can add card readers, printers, cameras, and pin pads to the kiosk to run more applications. Typical uses are for hospitality, ticketing, digital signage, and just about any other application that can be run on a normal sized kiosk.
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