New York City — As the lights go down on NRF 2026, the energy at the Javits Center is still buzzing in our minds. For three action-packed days, Telpo Booth #4881 was a hub of activity, drawing retailers and partners from around the globe to experience the next generation of Matériel POS and smart store solutions.
High Traffic & Hands-on Interaction
Star Products: Telpo C9 and K1
The Telpo C9 Family: A Versatile Standard for Every Scenario
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Diverse Configurations: Visitors explored a full series of the C9 lineup, including Android 14 and Windows versions, as well as Single-screen and Dual-screen (10.1”/15.6”) setups.
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Integrated Efficiency: One of the C9 hardware family featuring a built-in 80mm high-speed thermal printer drew significant interest from those looking to declutter the checkout counter.
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Interactive Sub-Screen NFC: A major highlight was the secondary display with integrated NFC. Attendees saw firsthand how it facilitates seamless loyalty point redemption and mobile payments directly at the customer touchpoint.
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Modular & Financial-Ready: Beyond its sleek, VESA-compatible design, the C9’s modular architecture impressed integrators with its ability to support various financial card readers and flexible, tailor-made hardware adjustments.
The Telpo K1: Self-Service Kiosk in an Ultra-Slim Profile
Highlight Features:
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Extreme Slimness: Le 10mm ultra-slim profile and minimal 14.5mm bezel offered a modern aesthetic that fits perfectly into high-value, space-constrained retail spots.
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Zero-Cable Expansion: Our unique Pogo-Pin expansion system demonstrated how easily peripherals like facial recognition cameras and QR code scanners can be integrated without internal wiring friction.
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3-in-1 Deployment: Retailers were eager to test its modularity—seamlessly switching between Desktop, Floor-standing, and Wall-mounted (VESA) modes to suit any store layout.
Thank You for Joining Us
To everyone who stopped by Booth #4881 to share your insights, operational challenges, and future roadmaps: thank you. Your enthusiasm at NRF 2026 confirms a vital market shift: the retail world is no longer just looking for machines; it is seeking adaptable, mission-critical hardware solutions. As a dedicated hardware provider, Telpo remains committed to being the neutral, high-performance engine that carries your software vision forward.
The show has ended, but our collaboration is just beginning. We look forward to powering your retail success throughout 2026 and beyond.
Technical FAQ
Here are the most frequently asked questions from retail tech leads and platform providers:
Q1: As a hardware provider, how does Telpo support third-party software integration?
A : Telpo provide comprehensive, well-documented SDKs and full access to hardware-level APIs. Whether you are running a custom Android APK or a Windows-based ERP, our architecture is designed to be a “clean canvas” with no pre-installed bloatware, ensuring your software has full control over the terminal’s performance.
Q2: What makes the C9 Family “scenario-ready” for different global markets?
A : The C9 is built on a modular philosophy. For the North American market, we offer VESA-mount compatibility for sleek counter integration and secondary displays with integrated NFC for SoftPOS and loyalty programs.
Q3: Is the K1 Kiosk truly “maintenance-friendly” for large-scale deployments?
A : Deep consideration was given to user-friendliness and broad compatibility in the K1’s design. The device supports “plug-and-play” peripheral swaps (such as scanners or cameras) without the need to open the chassis or manage complex internal wiring. This significantly reduces the Coût total de possession (TCO) and minimizes field maintenance time for fleet operators.
Q4: Does Telpo offer remote device management for large hardware?
A : While we focus on hardware, we provide Telpo MDM (Mobile Device Management) as a tool for our partners. This allows you to remotely monitor device health, push firmware updates (OTA), and application distribution across thousands of dispersed locations from a single dashboard.