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13 , 2001 SKATEBOARDERS
GET INTERNET ACCESS
Vans opened its eighth skatepark at the Westminster Promenade in Westminster, Colorado on Friday, June 8, 2001. KIOSK installed two KT-110 Stealth standard kiosks equipped with touch screen technology for ease of use in the new Westminster facility. In addition to the Westminster location, Vans operates seven parks in Orange, CA, Bakersfield, CA, Ontario, CA, Woodbridge, VA, Milpitas, CA, Houston, TX and Moorestown, NJ. Additional skateparks are scheduled to open throughout the United States and Canada throughout 2002. All parks will feature multiple KIOSK standard Internet kiosks.
About KIOSK KIS, an Inc. 500 company that has grown over 700% in the last five years, is the world leader in high quality, self-service terminal design, manufacturing and service. KIOSK offers a full line of standard products and complete custom development solutions, ranging from sophisticated Internet phone booths and video teleconferencing kiosks to the Department of Immigration’s automated passenger clearance kiosk that uses a hand geometry reader for positive identification. The Colorado-based company has developed integrated hardware for national and multinational companies including IBM, Unisys, McDonalds, US West, Mercedes Benz and Lockheed Martin as well as multiple government agencies and universities. KIOSK’ innovative designs, commitment to quality and maintenance service options, provide a full-service approach to interactive information terminals. Contact KIOSK at 303-466-5471 or http://www.kis-kiosk.com. # # # |
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BROOMFIELD,
Colo. - Kiosk Information Systems is currently producing Internet
kiosks for use by skateboarders, in-line skaters and BMX freestyle
riders in Vans Skateparks nationwide. The kiosks, located in lounge
areas inside the parks and in Vans stores, allow users to access
the Vans Web site for information on Vans footwear products, dealers,
events, contests, skatepark construction and more.
KIOSK
President Rick Malone views the Vans project as an example of how
standard products can benefit the most progressive companies. "Unlike
our custom designed machines, standard kiosks require very little
engineering, which results in speedy customer delivery. The sleek
design of the KT-110 Stealth kiosk functions as an artistic accessory
for Vans. Yet, it also provides users with all the information they
need on Vans products and services."