How to Use 6-Inch Gms Certified Android 14 Industrial PDA, 1d/2D Barcode Scanner
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
2-19 Pieces US$292.00
20-99 Pieces US$275.00
100-299 Pieces US$257.00
300+ Pieces US$208.00
Sepcifications
- Transport Package Carton
- Specification 20pcs/carton, 44*30*23cm, 16.4kg
- Trademark OCOM/OEM/NEUTRAL
- Origin China
- Model Ocbs-M93
- OS Android 14 with Gms Certification
- CPU Qualcomm6225,Octa-Core , 2.8GHz
- Memory 4G RAM+64G ROM
- Operation Duration 15 Hours
- Battery Removable 5000mAh
- camera Auto Focus 13mega, with Flash LED,Front 5mega Came
- Touch Panel 6 Inch IPS HD Screen
- Dimension 170*78*15mm
- Weight 290g
Product Description
Features Android 14 with GMS certification,2G/3G/4G full netcom TSMC's 6nm process reduces power consumption by 45%-50% High-speed storage chip, better performance than traditional chips 800% Professional optical design engine,1.3M Pixel(Datalogic) One-dimensional code average 13 ms Two-dimensional ...
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