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Photo kiosks are a type of point of sale (POS) equipment used to print digital photos. They are typically found in retail stores, pharmacies, and other locations where customers can purchase prints of their digital photos. Photo kiosks are typically self-service machines that allow customers to select, edit, and print their photos without the assistance of a store employee. The kiosks are typically connected to a computer or other device that stores the customer's digital photos. Photo kiosks are becoming increasingly popular as they provide customers with a convenient and cost-effective way to print their digital photos. They are also becoming more advanced, with features such as the ability to print photos in various sizes, add text and graphics, and even create photo albums. Photo kiosk companies include Fujifilm, Kodak, Canon, and HP. These companies offer a variety of kiosks, ranging from basic models to more advanced models with additional features. Other companies in the market include DNP, Mitsubishi, and Sony. Show Less Read more