Mini Touch POS Terminal with Printer
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
1-199 Pieces US$140.00
200-499 Pieces US$128.00
500+ Pieces US$120.00
Sepcifications
- Type Hand Held
- Payment Method Na
- Card Type Na
- Touch Screen Touch Screen
- Printer Thermal
- Certification CE
- Function Type POS for Consuming
- Network Management Support Network Management
- CPU Cortex A53/Mtk80
- System Android
- Transport Package Neutral Package
- Specification 209.2mm (L) x 87.4mm (W) x 51.7mm (H)
- Trademark OCOM Neutral
- Origin China
- RAM 1GB DDR3
- Flash 4GB Flash for Q2 / 8GB Flash for Q1
- Display 5.5" HD Screen, Highest Resolution 1280 X 720
- Touch Capacitive Multi Point Touch
- Camera 5, 000, 000 Fixed Focus
- Scanner 1d CCD Scanner (Option)
- RFID 13.56MHz 14443A NFC (Hf)
- Bluetooth Bluetooth 4.0
- WiFi WiFi 802.11 B.G.N
- Battery 7.4V / 5000mAh
Product Description
Mini Touch pos terminal with printer (Model No: POS-Q1/Q2) Features: Android 6.0 operating system; 2G/3G/4G communication for Optional; Q1: 4G, Quad core Cortex A53 1.25G Hz Processor; Q2: 3G, Quad core MTK80 1.3GHz Processor; 1G RAM+8G Storage for Q1; 1G RAM+4G Storage for Q2; Built-in ...
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