15.6" Android/Windows Supported All in One POS System with Thermal Printer and Scanner
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
1-99 Pieces US$365.00
100+ Pieces US$320.00
Sepcifications
- Type Desktop
- Payment Method Mobile Payment
- Card Type Non-Contact IC Card
- Touch Screen Touch Screen
- Printer Without Printer
- Certification CE, CCC, FCC
- Function Type POS for Consuming
- Network Management Support Network Management
- CPU Intel
- System Windows
- Transport Package 45*27*42 Cm
- Specification 12kg
- Trademark OCOM
- Origin China
- Optional Color Black/ White
- Main Board Intel Celeron Processor
- LCD Panel Size 15 Inch TFT LCD
- Hard Driver SSD8GB
- Brightness 350CD/M2
- Resolution 1024*768(Max)
- Power Consumption 35W(Max)
- Model POS-A15
- View Angle Horizon: 150; Vertical:140
- OS Windows7(Beta)
Product Description
15.6" Android/Windows Supported All in One POS System with Thermal Printer and Scanner Features: Intel Celeron Processor J1900 Quad core 2.0GHz High Configuration CPU for Windows system 2.0GHz A83T ARM 8-Core Cortex-A7 Processor for Android system 2GB RAM+8GB ROM standard (Android) 2GB ...
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