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JVL Corporation is a Canadian company founded in the 80's which started as an arcade operator (with a collection of 300 jukeboxes, 150 pool tables and 400 video games). JVL gained recognition around the late 90's for creating touchscreen gaming machines, initially focused on designing high-quality, interactive entertainment machines for the hospitality industry, like bars, restaurants, and arcades.
JVL Corporation is a Canadian company founded in the 80's which started as an arcade operator (with a collection of 300 jukeboxes, 150 pool tables and 400 video games). JVL gained recognition around the late 90's for creating touchscreen gaming machines, initially focused on designing high-quality, interactive entertainment machines for the hospitality industry, like bars, restaurants, and arcades.


By 2004 they were already on their 4th generation of touch screen machines, having made machines like the Conquest and Orion, amongst others. Their software is called iTouch, has been updated over the years with the latest version being iTouch HD3.
By 2004 they were already on their 4th generation of touch screen machines, having made machines like the Conquest and Orion, amongst others.  
 
Their software is called iTouch, and has been updated over the years with the latest version being iTouch HD3.


In 2024, they're still alive unlike most of its competitors, but they only seem to sell for private sector instead of the hospitality industry as before.
In 2024, they're still alive unlike most of its competitors, but they only seem to sell for private sector instead of the hospitality industry as before.

Revision as of 18:56, 31 January 2025

History

JVL Corporation is a Canadian company founded in the 80's which started as an arcade operator (with a collection of 300 jukeboxes, 150 pool tables and 400 video games). JVL gained recognition around the late 90's for creating touchscreen gaming machines, initially focused on designing high-quality, interactive entertainment machines for the hospitality industry, like bars, restaurants, and arcades.

By 2004 they were already on their 4th generation of touch screen machines, having made machines like the Conquest and Orion, amongst others.

Their software is called iTouch, and has been updated over the years with the latest version being iTouch HD3.

In 2024, they're still alive unlike most of its competitors, but they only seem to sell for private sector instead of the hospitality industry as before.

Machines

Year Name
Retro
Vortex
Orion
Concorde
Concorde II
Concorde III
Echo
Encore
Eclipse

Software Releases

Year Release
Concorde
Concorde II
Concorde III
iTouch 4
iTouch 5
iTouch 6
iTouch 7
iTouch 8
iTouch 9
iTouch 10
iTouch 11
iTouch HD
iTouch HD2
iTouch HD3