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Visit Lolly at the Retail Business Technology Expo 2016

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Visit Lolly at the Retail Business Technology Expo 2016

[su_column size="1/1" class="front-page-form"][/su_column]The Retail Business and Technology Expo (RBTE) is an event for retail, hospitality, leisure operators and retailers who want to keep up to date with the latest products and services available for their sectors. This year, Lolly will be taking a stand, number 136, with products available to demonstrate, such as the new Lolly ruggedized Tough tab - EPoS designed for demanding hospitality environments.Entry is free, to attend and more information on RBTE click hereWhere: RBTE will be held atOlympia Grand,Hammersmith Road,LondonW14 8UX. For further information, please visit http://www.olympia.co.uk When: 9th – 10th March 2016Stand: 136

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