The Nurit 8020 operates AT&T 3G and Edge wireless Network. The Nurit 8020 is the PIC-PED approved replacement to the Nurit 8000. It has a clear white backlit screen and a new compact design, but otherwise is nearly identical to the 8000. The Nurit 8020 includes a built-in printer, internal pinpad, and signature capturing screen. The Nurit 8020 offers the technology and features merchants need, a reliable terminal that will last for years to come and at a price that most can afford.

• True Sign-The-Screen Technology In A Credit Card Machine
• Availible GPRS/GSM or WiFi, TCP/IP is also available
• Large, white back-lit touch screen display.

The Nurit 8020 operates on AT&T GPRS Edge and 3G wireless network. The credit card machine is a sharp, compact wireless terminal, with a built-in printer, internal pinpad, and signature capturing screen. Lipman is the industry leader in wireless processing technology, and the Nurit 8020 is the flagship of VeriFone's Lipman line of terminals.

With a collection of sophisticated features and communication options, the refined 8020 wireless device enables mobile merchants to process convenient transactions easily and efficiently at any location. Its designed to provide those on-the-go businesses a highly secure, powerful, hand-held solution with multi-application functionality.

Delivers blazing performance, high-end functionality and exceptional ease of use without tying you to a fixed location. The benefits of grabbing the unit and opening another checkout line or going mobile is a true advantage.

Summary:

VeriFone's new Nurit 8020 is the upgrade to the Nurit 8000 terminal which has been a very popular model year after year. Comes completely setup and ready to use right out of the box. A battery-powered payment device with exceptional performance and high-end functionality. Take it with you to trade shows, flea markets, just about anywhere because it works nationwide on the largest cell phone network today. The sign the screen technology is a true benefit, it also prints the customers signature right not the printed receipt