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Picture Kiosk GS Compact Picture Kiosk GS Compact The easy, affordable way to get your share of the growing digital prints market The KODAK GS Compact delivers • Unbeatable Quality. Deliver KODAK lab quality prints in seconds. Kodak proprietary technologies ensure excellent results—time after time. • So Easy. Kodak’s award-winning kiosk software is designed to be truly intuitive. You get confident, satisfied customers that need less staff assistance. • Smart Investment. If you sell 30-50 prints per day, the GS Compact is the right KODAK Picture Kiosk for you. Priced right for smaller to mid-sized retail photo printing opportunities. • Longer Up-Time. Designed to keep you open for business, the GS Compact is a reliable and low maintenance solution. Print up to 750 10x15 cm prints before you need to refill the printer. • Payment Made Easy. Process your photo transactions right at the payment terminal. Fast self-serve printing that consumers appreciate. • Quickly Verify Transactions. New receipt printing options help speed accurate checkout. • New Creative Borders. Personalized cards and keepsake prints to keep customers coming back for more. • One Smart Operation. Monitor your kiosk performance thru KODAK Remote Business Manager. Easy content and software updates. • Versatile & Savvy Design. Our single roll media solution means every available print size can be delivered without changing the media. No extra staff time when a customer wants something special. Compact design for efficient space and flexible placement. Capture Yo u r S h a r e ! The digital imaging market is booming Many consumers who demand the quality they’re used to for their film prints, look to retailers for their preferred printing solution. Get in on the action with the KODAK Picture Kiosk GS Compact. Amazing KODAK Quality prints The KODAK GS Compact delivers beautiful and durable prints in just seconds. Exclusive KODAK PERFECT TOUCH™ Technology ensures better, brighter pictures. Make prints with rich vibrant colors, sharp details, and fewer dark shadows. See the difference that consumers really value! with Get the products and features that consumers want With KODAK XTRALIFE™ Paper your prints are NEW • Personalized cards also stain resistant, waterproof, and easily wipe clean. NEW • Border designs Rely on Kodak for lab quality prints that last a lifetime.* • Standard prints (10x15 cm) • Enlargements (up to 15x20 cm borderless) • Photo ID prints • Print Packages • KODAK Picture CD • BLUETOOTH® Technology enabled to capture your share of the growing mobile imaging market Sample point-of-sale materials, supplied by Kodak. Open for business — in a flash We’ve designed the KODAK GS Compact for you. In less than 15 minutes, you can unpack your new Kodak kiosk, make your first prints, and be open for business. It offers true plug and play installation. The KODAK GS Compact ships complete with exclusive point-of-sale materials designed and tested by Kodak. Kodak remains one of the most recognized and trusted brands in the world. Put our brand to work in your store. Smarter, more efficient operations Consumers love the quality, simplicity and immediacy of the KODAK GS Compact. We’ve added new options to help reduce your staff time and increase consumer satisfaction with their shopping experience: • New payment processing options let you choose from credit card payment processing. • Fast verification at check-out. Receipt printer generates order summary detail with the prints, right at the kiosk. • Get connected and simplify your business with KODAK Remote Business Manager. Keep your equipment running at peak performance with the latest software updates. Remote monitoring helps the Kodak service team quickly diagnose any issues and get you back up and running. Easily download the latest content for fresh, new designs consumers want. Compact size for flexible placement. Fast, accurate checkout is now even easier with our new optional receipt printer. Picture Kiosk GS Compact GS COMPACT INCLUDES OUTPUT OPTIONS KODAK 605 Photo Printer Thermal prints: 10x15 cm 4x6 in. Touch screen: 20.3 cm (8 in) diagonal, 13x18 cm 5x7 in. 800x600 VGA 15x20 cm 6x8 in. Computer: 1.6 GHz, 512 MB RAM, 80 GB Hard Drive, Creative borders: Personalized cards, keepsake prints and more Ethernet 10/100BaseT, Serial Port, USB Port Mobile phone mini-prints 4 up Photo ID prints PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS KODAK Picture CD Thermal dye INPUT OPTIONS sublimation process Continuous tone, 300 dpi Max. imageable area: 15x20 cm 6x8 in. borderless Memory Cards: COMPACTFLASH®, COMPACTFLASH® Print speed: II, MICRODRIVE, RS-MMC, MMC, SD, MiniSD, SMARTMEDIA, MEMORY STICK, • Borderless 11 seconds 10x15 cm 4x6 in. MEMORY STICK Pro, MEMORY STICK Duo, • With Borders 19 seconds 13x18 cm 5x7 in. MEMORY STICK Duo Pro, XD Other Devices: • Mobile Phones and PDA with BLUETOOTH® MEDIA Technology 2.0 KODAK Xtralife™: Waterproof, stain resistant prints that will • KODAK Picture CD • CD-ROM/DVD-ROM (JPG, TIFF, BMP) last a lifetime* • USB Memory Devices Capacity per roll: 750 prints 10x15 cm 4x6 in. 375 prints 13x18 cm 5x7 in. 375 prints 15x20 cm 6x8 in. OPERATING REQUIREMENTS Operating PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS temperature range: 15o to 350o C 59o to 950o F Relative humidity: 20 to 80% GS Compact Unit Dimensions Power consumption: Switch selectable to 120 VAC or (H x W x D): 49.8 x42.2 x 69.9 cm 230 VAC, 750 watts 19.6 x 16.6 x 27.5 in. Weight: ORDERING INFORMATION • Console: 22.1 Kg 48.7 lbs. Product Catalog # • Printer without ribbon or paper: 17.9 Kg 39.5 lbs. KODAK Picture Kiosk GS Compact (120V) 120-0351 KODAK Picture Kiosk GS Compact (230V) 138-3165 Receipt Printer 14.3 x 17.6 x 20.8 cm (H x W x D): 5.6 x 6.9 x 8.2 in. Magnetic Card Reader Kit 819-0746 Receipt Printer Kit 137-3760 Magnetic card reader 16 x 14.6 x 15.9 cm Software Upgrade Kit 138-5541 (H x W x D): 6.3 x 5.8 x 6.3 in. TCP/IP Payment Processing Kit 155-5911 KODAK Photo Print Kit 6800/6R 169-6418 KEY FEATURES Optional Base Cabinet (U.S.) 143-8845 • Payment processing options • Receipt printer to verify transactions • KODAK Remote Business Manager • Creative content updates • Auto media detection • KODAK PERFECT TOUCH™ Technology • Express Prints option • Simplified Photo ID Process • Shopping Cart Calculation • Image Editing: manual red eye removal, crop and zoom, rotate www.kodak.com/go/gscompactkiosk © Eastman Kodak Company, 2007. Kodak, Perfect Touch and Xtralife are trademarks of Eastman Kodak Company. Kodak is an authorized licensee of the CompactFlash trademark. The Bluetooth trademark is owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc., used under license. Product specifications subject to change without prior notice. 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