what is a cash register?

A cash register is a one piece unit, all in one. Keyboard, operator display, customer display, built in printer(s), cash drawer. You enter items, the cash register computes, puts away information for the reports, adds tax and separates numbers so you get the reporting numbers you want at the reporting periods.
The register memory keeps track of the information if you select:
Individual item totalsCash totalsCheck totalsCredit card totalsHourly totalsClerk-operator totalsDiscount totalsTax totalsAnd more…
The conventional cash registers are more limited with the amount of items, with one fixed display screen.
The touch screen cash registers have many full display screens for a much bigger choice of items and perform more than conventional cash registers. One example is the SAM4s HK7200, available in raised key keyboard or a flat 100+ item keyboard. A good quality, fast, reliable cash register that can be customized to your specifications. Very well liked in many small retail stores, restaurants and fast food establishments.

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