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CipherLab RS50 Rugged Android Touch Computer, Minimum 12 hour battery life, 16MB GB Flash and 2 GB RAM, GSM / GRPS / EDGE ? WCDMA / HSPA / HSPA+ / LTE, Optional RFID, 4.7 inch Display
- Minimum 12 hour battery life,
- 16MB GB Flash and 2 GB RAM,
- GSM / GRPS / EDGE WCDMA / HSPA / HSPA+ / LTE,
- Optional RFID,
- 4.7 inch Display
Sunmi T3 15.6″ FHD Android Desktop Terminals
Product Codes: P01280005, P01280007, P03180006, P03180008 Features:
- Smart desktop terminals with Android 13
- 2.4 GHz Qualcomm Kryo 265 octa-core processor, 4 GB RAM and 64 GB ROM
- 15.6″ FHD touch display, optional customer display with 15.6″ (FHD) or 10.1″ (HD)
- Model T3 80 mm: integrated 80 mm thermal printer with up to 250 mm/sec.
- Interfaces: Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.0 (supports BLE), Ethernet, NFC, 4G (optional)
Elo 1515L Touchscreen Monitor | 15-inch LCD Desktop, VGA Video Interface, IntelliTouch/AccuTouch, USB & RS232 Touch Controller Interface, EMEA-version
Product Codes: E399324, E344320, E700813, E210772 Multifunction 15″ Desktop Touchmonitor – The 1515L touchmonitors are designed, developed and built to provide the most cost-effective touch solutions for system integrators and VARs. Aimed at the fast-changing retail POS and hospitality markets, they provide reliable, durable operation and come from the worldwide leader in touchmonitors, Elo TouchSystems. The optional 3-track magnetic stripe reader (MSR), programmable to either HID or Keyboard Emulation (USB only), is easily installed by the user, providing an elegant, integrated solution and eliminating the need for external brackets or attachments. The 1515L features a choice of touch technologies: AccuTouch five-wire resistive technology, the most widely used for retail applications and proven to survive splashing liquids, food and grease; IntelliTouch pure glass surface wave technology, for the ultimate in optical quality for dry retail and hospitality applications; or Acoustic Pulse Recognition technology.
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i6310H Heathcare Device
Special medical mobile data terminal - Boosting medical enterprises’ capacity to acquire data more efficiently
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Unitech WD200 Rugged Wearable Computer
Product Codes: WD200-0A6FUM3G, WD200-0ALFUM3G Features:
- Android 10 with GMS certification
- Lightweight, ergonomic wearable computer
- 3.1” color display (800x480, 450nits). Supports gloves and wet resistance
- Powerful Qualcomm® 660 2.2GHz Octa-Core processor
- Support Bluetooth® 5 / NFC / WLAN 802.11 ac support 2X2 MU-MIMO Antenna / 4G LTE*
- 13MP camera captures barcodes and delivery confirmations
- Ease of use with a wearable that fits wrists, necks, and belt loops
- IP67 rated, and 1.5m drop specification
- Dual MIC design, clear voice even in a noisy environment
- Long-lasting embedded 2050mAh battery (Up to 11 hours working time)
- Device supported versatile: SOTI, AirWatch, 42Gears, Ivanti Wavelink, MoboLink and Staylinked
Unitech HT380 | Android 9 OS with 1.4GHz octa-core processor, Lightweight and ergonomic one-handed operation, Superior 2D scanning performance, Rechargeable and swappable 4500mAh battery
Features:
• Android 9 OS with 1.4GHz octa-core processor • Lightweight and ergonomic one-handed operation • Superior 2D scanning performance: Support 45-degree scanning tilt down • Support Bluetooth® 4.2 and IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/d/e/h/i/k/r/v/w dual-band standards • Rechargeable and swappable 4500mAh battery for full-day operation • Durable keypad: 32-keys with 2.5 million lifetime clicks and backlight design • IP65 rated and 1.5m drop specification. Read more
The term “terminals” can refer to different things depending on the context. Here are a few common meanings:
- Computer Terminals:
- In the context of computing, a terminal is a device that allows a user to interact with a computer system. Historically, terminals were physical devices with a keyboard and a display, used for inputting and receiving data from a central computer. Today, the term may also refer to software-based terminals or terminal emulators that simulate the functionality of physical terminals.
- Point-of-Sale (POS) Terminals:
- POS terminals are devices used in retail environments for processing sales transactions. They typically include a combination of hardware (such as a card reader, display, and receipt printer) and software to facilitate sales, manage inventory, and process payments.
- Network Terminals:
- In networking, a terminal can refer to an endpoint device or node in a network. This can include devices like computers, smartphones, or other devices that connect to a network.
- Airline Terminal:
- In the context of transportation, particularly air travel, a terminal is a building or facility at an airport where passengers board and disembark from aircraft. Airports typically have multiple terminal, each serving different airlines or flight routes.
- Electrical Terminal:
- In electronics, a terminal refers to a point of connection for electrical components. This could include connectors, binding posts, or other types of terminals used in electrical circuits.
- Railway Terminal:
- In the context of railways, a terminal is a facility where trains start and end their journeys. It may include stations, platforms, and associated infrastructure.
- Remote Terminal:
- In computing and networking, a remote terminal is a device or software that allows users to access a computer or network from a remote location. This can include terminal emulation software, remote desktop applications, or secure shell (SSH) sessions.
- Terminals in Chemistry:
- In chemistry, a terminal atom or group is an atom or group of atoms located at the end of a molecular chain.
It’s important to consider the specific context in which the term “terminal” is used to understand its meaning accurately. The term can have different meanings across various fields and industries.