NFC POS System
Part No. J200-156 Operation System Windows 10/ Windows 11/ Windows 10 IoT/ Windows 11 IoT Onboard CPU Intel J4125 Quad-Core 2.0 GHz, upto 2.7 GHz J6412/ i3/ i5/ i7 (optional) Memory DDR4: 4GB (8GB/ 16GB optional) SSD: 64GB (128GB/ 256GB/ 512GB/ 1TB optional) Main display 15.6 inch LCD,1920*1080, 16:9, capacitive 10 point touch Speaker 2W 2Ω*2 interface Easy port* 2 USB …
RFID EPOS System
Part No. L200-15 J6412 Operation System Windows 10/ Windows 11/ Windows 10 IoT/ Windows 11 IoT Onboard CPU Intel J6412 Quad-Core 2.0 GHz, upto 2.6 GHz J4125/ i3/ i5/ i7 (optional) Memory DDR4: 4GB (8GB/ 16GB optional) SSD: 64GB (128GB/ 256GB/ 512GB/ 1TB optional) Main display 15 inch LCD,1024*768, 4:3, capacitive 10 point touch interface Easy port* 2 USB 2.0* 4 …
Why Does the SSD in a POS System Fail to Be Recognized?
There are several possible reasons why the SSD (solid-state drive) in a POS (point of sale) system may fail to be recognized: Physical damage: Dropping or mishandling may cause physical damage to the SSD or motherboard, causing recognition failures. Connection issues: Improper connection of the SSD to the motherboard’s slot can prevent it from being recognized. Write protection: SSDs can …
Foldable EPOS System Terminal
Part No. Z200-F Operation System Windows 10/ Windows 11/ Windows 10 IoT/ Windows 11 IoT Onboard CPU Intel Core i3-3217U Dual-core 1.8 GHz J4125/J6412/ i3/ i5/ i7 (optional) Memory DDR3: 4GB (8GB optional) SSD: 64GB (128GB/ 256GB/ 512GB/ 1TB optional) Main display 15 inch LCD,1024*768, 4:3, capacitive 10 point touch Second display Not support External interface USB 2.0* 4 USB 3.0* 2 …
POS System Dual Screen
Part No. A200-156D Operation System Windows 10/ Windows 11/ Windows 10 IoT/ Windows 11 IoT Onboard CPU Intel 9th gen J4125 Quad-core 2.0 GHz, up to 2.7 GHz N5105/ J6412/ i3/ i5/ i7 (optional) Memory DDR4: 4GB (8GB optional) SSD: 64GB (128GB/ 256GB/ 512GB/ 1TB optional) Main display 15.6 inch brand new LCD,1920*1080, 16:9, capacitive 10 point touch 15 inch LCD, 1024*768, …
Windows POS System Dual Display
Part No. A200-15C Operation System Windows 10/ Windows 11/ Windows 10 IoT/ Windows 11 IoT Onboard CPU Intel 9th gen J4125 Quad-core 2.0 GHz, up to 2.7 GHz N5105/ J6412/ i3/ i5/ i7 (optional) Memory DDR4: 4GB (8GB optional) SSD: 64GB (128GB/ 256GB/ 512GB/ 1TB optional) Main display 15 inch brand new LCD,1024*768, 4:3, capacitive 10 point touch 15.6 inch LCD, 1920*1080, …
EPOS Terminal Touch Screen
Part No. A200-156B Operation System Windows 10/ Windows 11/ Windows 10 IoT/ Windows 11 IoT Onboard CPU Intel 9th gen J4125 Quad-core 2.0 GHz, up to 2.7 GHz N5105/ J6412/ i3/ i5/ i7 (optional) Memory DDR4: 4GB (8GB optional) SSD: 64GB (128GB/ 256GB/ 512GB/ 1TB optional) Main display 15.6 inch LCD, 1920*1080, 16:9, capacitive 10 point touch 15 inch LCD,1024*768, 4:3, capacitive …
Difference Between RJ45 and RJ12 of POS System
A registered jack, referred to as RJ, is an ideal network interfacing platform that allows telecommunications connection for POS. There are several standards that the RJ comes with, and their naming depends on the wiring. Available RJs include RJ11, RJ14, RJ21, RJ48 and RJ45 etc, RJ12 and the RJ45 are the most common used registered jack across the POS system. …
POS System Touch Screen 15 inch
Model Z200-X i3 Operation System Windows 7/ Windows 10/ Windows 10 IoT/ Windows 11 IoT (trial version) On board CPU Intel Core i3 3217U 1.8GHz J4125/ N5105/ J6412/ i3/ i5/ i7 (optional) RAM (DDR3) 4GB (8GB optional) SSD (mSATA) 64GB (128GB/ 256GB/ 512GB optional) Main Display 15 inch LCD, 1024*768, 4:3 Touch Panel Capacitive 10 point touch, ILITEK 2511 controller Customer …
Difference Between RAM and Storage Memory for POS Machine
CPU of POS machine needs two types of memory to deal with data or instructions: RAM and storage memory. RAM (Random Access Memory) is a quick but volatile memory that stores data required by the CPU in real-time. The data loads into RAM before it is processed by the CPU and can be quickly wiped away when the machine turns …
The Differences Between DDR3 & DDR4
DDR3 and DDR4 both are types of synchronous dynamic random-access memory (SDRAM) with a high bandwidth interface. And they still exist some differences. Working performance is different. The data transfer rate of DDR3 only has 800 to 1600MT/s at the beginning, and later expanded to 2133MT/s. But DDR4 owns a higher clock frequency and data transfer rate, supporting a data …
