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Nurit 2080 and Nurit 2080 Plus: The Nurit 2080 is a full function terminal for all environments. Its easy to read 32 character back lit display makes the Nurit 2080's menu driven applications easy to use. Its large 512k ROM and 128k RAM memory offers plenty of storage for applications. The Nurit 2080 plus offers a built in PIN pad feature that allows the terminal to accept ATM/debit cards without the added cost of an external PIN pad.

Nurit 2060: The Nurit 2060 features 512k ROM and 128k Flash RAM giving you the ability to use more sophisticated applications and store more transactions. The Nurit 2060 also features a 2 x 16 display that makes running Nurit's menu driven applications a breeze. The printer can print at 2.5 lines per second and has a sensor for automatic paper feed and end-of-paper roll detection. The Nurit 2060 will operate the same with any processor which eliminates the need to retrain employees when switching processors.

Nurit 2060u: The Nurit 2060u has all the same features as the Nurit 2060 above, plus a convenient battery pack. The Nurit 2060 with the addition of a simple and inexpensive data interface cable can connect to most cellular phones allowing you to authorize transactions almost anywhere. The Nurit 2060u's battery will last 10 hours under most circumstances.

Nurit 2070: The Nurit 2070 is similar to the 2060u above but also features and integrated data communication CDPD or RAM modem. The 2070 will complete a transaction between 3 to 5 seconds. This reduces communication costs dramatically, and allows you to service more customers quickly. The Nurit 2070 is truly a full featured self contained unit, and it weighs in at less than five pounds.

Nurit PIN Pad 202: The Nurit 202 attaches to any Nurit terminal or terminal and printer in-one unit to add the ability to accept Debit/ATM cards. The Nurit 202 is a convenient way for customers to enter Personal Identification Numbers (PINs), which it encrypts for security purposes prior to transmission to the host.