Bookselling in the United States was first introduced around 1676 in Massachusetts, followed by Philadelphia in 1685, and New York in 1693. Originally, books were imported from Europe and were kept in libraries where the scholars would have easy access. As the publishing business continued to grow, bookselling became more commercial.
Modern bookstores are often used by college and university students; however, most campuses have their own bookstore which sells exclusive course textbooks and scholarly books. Other bookstores commonly sell books, newspapers, maps, and magazines. Some bookstores sell highly collectible printed items which are considered rare and are not easily available.
If your store provides customers with the many different types of printed materials, Sintel Systems has the best business solutions for you.
Point of Sale for Bookstore is complete with everything you need to get going. To customize your order, click on the package that best suits your business needs. For a comparison of systems, click here.
How to place an online POS System order?
- Choose a package
- Choose your options and upgrades
- Checkout using our secure online processing
- POS System will be delivered with software pre-installed and configured for your business
- System is ready for immediate use
If you have any questions or comments, please contact us:
855-POS-SALES
www.SintelSystems.com
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