LANDI Global Launches Cx20 Terminal for Enhanced Business Efficiency
Brussels, Sunday, 12 January 2025.
On January 10, 2025, LANDI Global launched the Cx20, a Windows-powered POS terminal, featuring advanced technology and a user-friendly design tailored for retail and hospitality sectors.
Technical Specifications and Design
The Cx20 represents a significant leap in POS technology, powered by a Hexa-core Intel® i3-1215U processor capable of speeds up to 4.4GHz [1]. Running on Windows 11 IoT LTSC, the terminal comes equipped with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage as standard configurations [1]. The device features a striking 15.6-inch IPS multi-touch display with 1920x1080 resolution [1], while maintaining an impressively slim profile with a body thickness of just 4mm and screen thickness of 8mm [1][6].
Connectivity and Integration Features
In terms of connectivity, the Cx20 boasts cutting-edge features including Wi-Fi 6e and 1000M Ethernet support [1], ensuring reliable and fast network connections essential for modern business operations. A standout feature is the integrated 80mm thermal printer with auto-cutter, enhanced by LANDI’s patented auto-recovery technology [1][2], designed to minimize service interruptions. The terminal’s compatibility with existing Windows-based applications ensures a smooth transition for businesses upgrading their systems [1].
Market Position and Company Background
LANDI Global brings substantial expertise to the POS market, having shipped over 100 million devices since its founding in 2023 [2]. With an employee base of 500-1,000 people [3], the company has established itself as a significant player in payment solutions. The company distributes approximately 8 million POS devices annually [4], demonstrating its strong market presence and manufacturing capabilities.
Availability and Market Reception
The Cx20 is currently being showcased at the NRF 2025 event, running from January 12-14, 2025, at Booth #841 [2][3]. This launch comes at a strategic time as businesses seek to upgrade their systems in response to the approaching end of Windows 10 support [6]. The terminal’s long-term reliability is assured through Microsoft’s commitment to over 10 years of support for Windows 11 IoT LTSC [2].