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Sample hardware configurations

Multiple hardware configurations were tested in a controlled lab environment during the development of the HTML POS. These can be used as benchmarks to compare the hardware you already have or plan to buy.

System #1: Minimum

The first system tested is an All-in-One POS with the lowest hardware specification that was tested in our labs. It is also the oldest, with a manufacture date of late 2008. Still, even at this age, the hardware is slightly above the minimum requirements for the Maitre'D Legacy POS.

System #1: Minimum

System #1 Conclusion

This system is not adequate for HTML POS, however it works just fine with the Maitre'D Legacy POS. If you have older hardware available which can be upgraded to Windows 10 IoT Enterprise, it can still be put to good use for a budget POS system using the Legacy POS software.

System #2: Tablet PC

This system is a Windows 10 Tablet PC, optimized for long battery life.

System #2 Conclusion

While HTML POS was usable on this system, it was a bit on the slow side. However, this is a very good wireless solution for the Legacy Maitre'D POS.

System #3: NUC form factor PC

This system is a Windows 10 NUC form factor PC with a very small footprint. The enclosure of this device measures only 5 in x 5 in, with a thickness if about 1.25 in.

System #3 Conclusion

While HTML POS was also usable on this system, the performance gain from the slightly better CPU was marginal and could not be measured. This is a very good solution for the Legacy Maitre'D POS if you need a low cost and space-efficient solution.

System #4: POS hardware

This system is an All-in-One Windows 10 POS workstation.

System #4 Conclusion

While HTML POS was also usable on this system, the performance gain from the slightly better CPU was marginal and could not be measured. This hardware is more than adequate for the Maitre'D Legacy POS, however.

System #5: High-End POS hardware

This system is a high-end, All-in-One Windows 10 POS workstation.

System #5 Conclusion

The Core i3 desktop CPU and 8Gb of RAM made all the difference with this system, doubling the HTML POS performance compared to previous systems tested. At 400 keystrokes per minute, this system now surpasses the capacity of even the most experienced typists.

System #6: Old Desktop PC

This system is a standard desktop PC manufactured in 2011, which was upgraded to Windows 10.

System #6 Conclusion

While a full-sized desktop computer does not necessarily make sense to use as a POS, this hardware was included here as a point of comparison, and to show that old hardware can still be used very efficiently. Also, similar hardware is available in Small Form Factor (SFF), which has a much smaller footprint.

System #7: High-End Desktop PC

This system is a high-end, Small Form Factor (SFF) desktop PC, running Windows 10 pro and manufactured in 2018.

System #7 Conclusion

A SFF PC such as this one has a relatively small footprint. Coupled with a touch screen, this could effectively run the entire Maitre'D Back-Office suite along with HTML POS as a local workstation without any noticeable drop in performance.

Target Scores

Sample hardware configurations

System #1: Minimum

System #1 Conclusion

System #2: Tablet PC

This system is a Windows 10 Tablet PC, optimized for long battery life.

System #2: Tablet PC

System #2 Conclusion

While HTML POS was usable on this system, it was a bit on the slow side. However, this is a very good wireless solution for the Legacy Maitre'D POS.

System #3: NUC form factor PC

This system is a Windows 10 NUC form factor PC with a very small footprint. The enclosure of this device measures only 5 in x 5 in, with a thickness if about 1.25 in.

Operating System

Microsoft Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSB, Version 1607, 64-bit Edition

System #3 Conclusion

System #4: POS hardware

This system is an All-in-One Windows 10 POS workstation.

System #4: POS Hardware

System #4 Conclusion

System #5: High-End POS hardware

This system is a high-end, All-in-One Windows 10 POS workstation.

System #5: High-End POS Hardware

System #5 Conclusion

System #6: Old Desktop PC

This system is a standard desktop PC manufactured in 2011, which was upgraded to Windows 10.

System #6: Old Desktop PC

System #6 Conclusion

System #7: High-End Desktop PC

This system is a high-end, Small Form Factor (SFF) desktop PC, running Windows 10 pro and manufactured in 2018.

System #7: High-End Desktop PC