Nothing special. Image: 20,000 years. This one shows some changes, but they are not too major yet. Heads are a bit bigger to accommodate larger brains, and those yellow rings that you see in the modelsâ eyes are special lenses that act kind of like Google Glass does today, but in a much more powerful way.othing special. Image: 20,000 years. This one shows some changes, but they are not too major yet. Heads are a bit bigger to accommodate larger brains, and those yellow rings that you see in the modelsâ eyes are special lenses that act kind of like Google Glass does today, but in a much more powerful way.
1 The more sophisticated registers are usually part of a computerized point of sales system, which can cost anywhere from $1,500-$20,000, depending on the level of sophistication.
Both solutions still require report publishers to have Tableau Desktop, which is $1600 per user in one-time licensing and $400 per year in maintenance. Thatâs a fixed cost regardless of solution. The per-user license cost for Tableau Server is $800 and $200 per year for maintenance. So, a report publisher requires both Tableau Desktop and Tableau Server or for a total cost of $3000 initially and $600 recurring per year. Tableau Online eliminates the need for a server environment, which includes hardware, deployment and maintenance. One report publisher costs $2500 initially.