Touchscreen EPOS hardware
InfinityEPOS P2C T-100 touchscreen EPOS terminal support
InfinityEPOS P2C T-100 is a slim 15 inch touchscreen EPOS terminal style associated with ECTouch installations. This page helps business owners assess the terminal, understand the key hardware facts, and choose the right support or replacement route in 2026.
A slim fanless terminal for modern counter layouts
The P2C T-100 is best understood as a touchscreen POS terminal for businesses that want a clean counter footprint rather than a large box-style till. EPOS Company’s product information records a bezel-free 15 inch touch screen, Intel Celeron 1037U processor, fanless design, small footprint, 4GB memory, six USB ports, four serial ports, LAN, VGA, external 12V power and Windows 7-era operating system support.
Public P2C 100 Series material supports the same main hardware direction: Intel Celeron 1037U, 15 inch 1024 x 768 display, resistive touch options, DDR3 memory, SATA SSD storage options, LAN, serial, USB, VGA, cash drawer and optional customer display or reader modules. That makes the page suitable for compatibility and support decisions, not for unsupported claims about stock availability.
For existing users, the key question is whether the exact unit is still stable, secure and compatible with the ECTouch version and peripherals the business needs today. A working touchscreen alone is not enough if storage, network, operating system, printer route or payment process has become unreliable.
Where the P2C T-100 still makes sense
This terminal is most relevant where a business already has one installed, needs ECTouch support on an existing till, or wants to compare an older slimline unit with newer EPOS hardware. Its strengths are visual presentation, counter footprint, fanless operation and peripheral connectivity.
- Retail and hospitality counters that need a tidy touchscreen sales station.
- Cafes, bakeries and quick-service environments using fast product buttons.
- Businesses checking whether an existing P2C T-100 can keep running ECTouch reliably.
- Sites planning a staged hardware refresh without disrupting the whole till estate at once.
What should be checked before extending its life
EPOS Company should confirm the real processor, RAM, storage type, operating system, ECTouch version, screen condition, power supply, network route, serial-port devices, cash drawer, scanner, receipt printer and card payment flow. The model name is helpful, but the condition and configuration of the actual unit matter more.
Because the original operating system notes include Windows 7-era support, security and compatibility should be reviewed carefully. If the terminal is stable, a software check and peripheral configuration may be a sensible route. If reliability or OS support is weak, replacement planning will usually protect daily trading better.
ECTouch workflow map
How the P2C T-100 fits into a working ECTouch counter
The terminal is only one part of the sale. EPOS Company should check the full counter flow: touchscreen entry, peripherals, payment route, reporting and whether the older hardware still deserves support or replacement planning.
Touchscreen sales entry, quick product selection, staff permissions and previous-sale access for daily service.
Receipt printing, scanners, customer displays, cash drawers, weighing scales and card payment handoff need to be checked together.
Online ordering, delivery, kitchen workflows, back-office reporting and monitoring can be planned when the hardware is still suitable.
Support decision
Keep, refresh or replace the P2C T-100?
If you are running an InfinityEPOS P2C T-100 terminal, EPOS Company can assess whether the exact unit is still stable enough for ECTouch or whether a newer compatible terminal will protect daily trading better.
- Check terminal condition, storage and operating environment.
- Confirm ECTouch version, peripherals and payment process.
- Compare service work against replacement planning before spending money.