50 Keys Programmable Keyboard All in One Cash Register with Card Reader Magnetic Head
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
2-499 Pieces US$39.00
500-2,999 Pieces US$36.00
3,000-9,999 Pieces US$33.00
10,000+ Pieces US$30.00
Sepcifications
- Connection Type Wired
- Transport Package Carton
- Specification 57*37*35 cm
- Trademark OCOM/OEM/NEUTRAL
- Origin China
- Name 50 Keys Programmable Keyboard
- Weight 0.8kg/PC
- Card Swipe Speed 50 Keys Programmable Keyboard
- Track 1 210bpi with Max 76 Characters
- Track 2 210bpi with Max 107 Characters or 75bpi with Max 3
- Track 3 210bpi with Max 107 Characters
- Wireless Wired
- Application Laptop, Desktop, Tablet PC
- Working Principle Mechanical
- Shape Standard
- Key Technology Mechanical Axis
- Product Positioning Mechanical Keyboard
- Text Input Multi Bond
Product Description
50 Keys Programmable Keyboard All in One Cash Register with Card Reader Magnetic Head (Model No. KB50) Introduction: Key Features ·With 50 switches,good tactile feeling. ·With guide-array,patent design. ·With internal strong metal plate to enhance the protection ...
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