Texas P.O.S. Online Newsletter
June 2006

Welcome to the Texas P.O.S. Online Newsletter. This newsletter is designed to supply you with all the latest Aloha/Texas P.O.S. news, as well as any information on new products, upgrades, specials, and any other information that will help you lower your bottom line. Don't forget our mission:

"To help our customers MAXIMIZE PROFITS with Technology Solutions designed to ENHANCE OPERATIONS, REDUCE COSTS & INCREASE SALES."

To Contact Us, Visit our Web Site at www.texaspos.com

Aloha eCard Gift Card Solution

Gift cards are a cost-effective way to generate sales growth, and with the Aloha eCard, you can implement gift and stored value card programs with ease.  The Aloha eCard program delivers the tools you need to sell and redeem gift and stored value cards, manage programs across locations, and efficiently track and report on card sales and profitablility.  Studies have shown that an average of 25% of gift cards sold are never redeemed in full.  Those unredeemed dollars mean 100% profit to your bottom line!

  for more information on eCards.

ATTENTION UNINTERRUPTED POWER SUPPLY
(BATTERY BACK-UP) OWNERS:

Uninterrupted Power Supply (Battery Back-Up) has been included in many of Texas P.O.S. installs.  With this said, it is important that you know some key facts about Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS).  Most uninterrupted power supplies use external batteries in the event of a power outage.  These batteries have a life expectancy of about 2 years.  After this time period, these devices might fail to work.  In order to test your device, do a complete shut down of any computers attached to the device.  Remove the power cable from the computer to the UPS and plug in any simple electronic device (i.e. electronic calculator or a pencil sharpener).  Now unplug the UPS from the main power source.  Did the device continue to work?  If yes, then you still have a working UPS battery.  For older units the battery life will degrade causing shorter up times on the battery.  If the device failed, you need to replace the battery in your UPS.  For replacement batteries please contact a Texas P.O.S. representative to locate the appropriate replacement battery for your device.  This check should be performed once every 3 months to ensure system redundancy in the case of a power outage.

Burger King Corporation Selects Radiant Systems as Approved Vendor for the North America, South America, Europe and Australia Markets
BURGER KING® restaurant solution includes Aloha and MenuLink software running on Radiant hardware

ATLANTA (Jan. 24, 2006)—Burger King Corporation, the second largest fast food hamburger company in the world, has selected Radiant Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: RADS) as an approved vendor for its extensive restaurant community in North America, South America, Europe and Australia markets. The BURGER KING® restaurant solution includes Aloha QuickService point-of-sale (POS) running on Radiant’s newest generation of hardware terminals coupled with the functionality of the MenuLink .Net back office application.

The BURGER KING system operates more than 11,000 restaurants in all 50 U.S. states and in more than 60 countries and territories across the globe. Approximately 90 percent of BURGER KING restaurants are owned and operated by independent franchisees.

“Radiant is building on an already solid reputation of service and quality within our franchisee network,” said Vice President of Information Technology, Jonathan Fitzpatrick, at Burger King Corporation. “The combined strength of the Aloha QuickService POS and MenuLink .Net back office product creates a solution that meets a complex set of functional requirements for a multi-unit operator but yet is easy to configure, implement and use by our associates and managers. Reliability is critical for the POS and back office software and hardware in our high-volume, fast-paced environment serving more than 11.8 million guests daily worldwide.”

For More Information, Contact Ross Whitten
For More Information on the Radiant P1220, .