Broomfield, Colo. — Beginning this month, the 36.8 million travelers who annually pass through Denver International Airport (DIA) will have free Internet access thanks to Kiosk Information Systems, and Get2Net. The new Internet kiosks will house four terminals each per eight locations, 32 terminals total, placed throughout the A, B and C concourses of DIA, offering travelers easy access to the world wide web and the ability to check and/or send e-mail while on the go.

KIOSK has previously developed the modular Internet public access housing system for Get2Net™ with 114 terminals currently in use at Kennedy, La Guardia, Newark, Boston, Chicago and Washington/Dulles airports and travel centers along highways in Florida, New Jersey and Maryland.

The easy-to-use kiosks, supported by an ad-sponsored model, are free to the public. The ADA compliant Get2Net unit is a booth design allowing users to sit down in a semi-private space to conduct all of their on-line needs.

Headquartered in Broomfield, Colo., KIOSK is the world leader in high quality, self-service terminal manufacturing. Also referred to as "kiosks," these include interactive public information terminals, Internet phone booths and self-service ticketing machines, to name a few. KIOSK designs, manufactures, and services kiosks, offering a full line of standard products and complete custom development solutions. 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 visit their web site at www.kis-kiosk.com for more information.

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