What is Handheld Mobile Android POS Terminal with Card Reader Optional
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
1 Piece US$129.00 / Piece
Sepcifications
- Type Hand Held
- Payment Method Mobile Payment
- Card Type Magcard
- Touch Screen Touch Screen
- Printer Thermal
- Certification CE, CCC, FCC, EMV
- Function Type POS for Transfering, POS for Consuming
- Network Management Support Network Management
- CPU Mt6793
- System Android
- Transport Package 10 in 1 Carton
- Specification Inner box 256*98*66mm
- Trademark OCOM/NEUTRAL/OEM
- Origin Shenzhen, China
- Model POS-T3
- Main Screen 5.45 Inch Handheld POS Terminal
- I/O Type C for Charing or Data Transmit or Debugging
- Resolution 720*1440
- RAM 2GB DDR3
- Flash 16GB Nand Flash
- Communication 4G
- Operating System Android 11
Product Description
Android Portable POS Terminal with 58mm thermal Printer (M/N:POS-T3) Features: Built-in high speed 58mm thermal printer module Built-in 2 megapixels camera Built-in large volume speaker 1D/2D Barcode scanner for optional NFC (HF) function for optional 3500mAh large capacity battery ...
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