The major difference between computerized checkouts and electronic point-of-sale systems is that electronic point-of-sale systems ________.
A) are not tied into the retailer's main computer
B) do not have the capacity to print complex reports
C) are not compatible with UPC scanners
D) also verify, monitor, and change prices, as well as provide sales reports

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Electronic point-of-sale (EPOS) systems not only provide checkout functionality but also verify, monitor, and change prices as well as provide detailed sales reports. Computerized checkouts, on the other hand, only provide checkout functionality and do not have the additional capabilities of an EPOS system.

The Major Difference Between Computerized Checkouts and Electronic Point-Of-Sale Systems