5.5" HP IPS Touch Screen Android Terminal NFC Handheld Mobile POS Terminal with Printer
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
1 Piece US$110.00-135.00 / Piece
Sepcifications
- Type Hand Held
- Payment Method Mobile Payment
- Card Type Non-Contact IC Card
- Touch Screen Touch Screen
- Printer Thermal
- Certification CE, FCC
- Function Type POS for Consuming
- Network Management Support Network Management
- CPU Quad Core Cortex A53 1.25g Hz (Q1, 4G) / Quad Core
- System Android 6.0
- Transport Package 25*13.5*8.5cm
- Specification 0.9kg
- Trademark OCOM
- Origin China
- Product Name Portable Mobile POS Terminal
- Screen Size Screen Size
- Resolution 1280 X 720
- RAM 2GB
- ROM 16GB
- Printer Size 58mm
- Camera 5MP
- RFID (NFC) Optional
- Cradle Optional
Product Description
5.5" HP IPS touch screen android terminal NFC handheld mobile pos terminal with printer (M/N: POS-Q7/Q8) Feature: Android 6.0 operating system; 2G/3G/4G communication for Optional; Q7: 3G, Quad core 1.3GHz,1G RAM+8G ROM; Q8: 4G, Quad core Cortex A53 1.25G Hz 2GRAM+16GROM; Built-in high ...
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