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The document discusses the L200, a payment processing device from Ingenico for small to medium merchants. It provides an overview of the L200's features and capabilities, including reliability, flexibility, and ability to realize return on investment. Case studies show the cost savings merchants can achieve by using the L200 compared to other solutions. The document also reviews the L200's technical specifications, configuration options, and how it ensures PCI compliance for secure payment processing.
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