kassakoneista
Kassakoneet, commonly known as cash registers, are specialized electronic or mechanical devices used to record sales transactions. Historically, early cash registers were mechanical, using levers and gears to print receipts and tally totals. The invention of the modern cash register is often attributed to James Ritty in the late 19th century.
The primary function of a kassakone is to calculate the total amount due for a purchase, often
In contemporary retail environments, kassakoneet have largely been superseded by point-of-sale (POS) systems. POS systems integrate