C2400 (T&C Applied)
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The C2400 Kiosk from the C Series is a versatile and high-performance self-service solution, designed to cater to a wide range of applications. It supports multiple operating systems including Windows 11 & 10 IoT, Linux, and Android 13, providing flexibility for various deployment environments. Powered by efficient processors such as the Intel N97, Core i3 & i5 Alder Lake, or RK3568, it delivers smooth performance across all platforms.
The kiosk comes equipped with ample memory options—8GB RAM + 128GB storage for Windows, and either 4GB or 8GB RAM with 64GB storage for Android-based systems. For seamless customer interaction, it features a built-in 80mm thermal printer with auto cutter, a 1D/2D barcode scanner, and vivid FHD displays available in 24", 27", or 32" sizes. Additionally, it includes Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, along with dual 2W speakers to enhance multimedia functionality.
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Here’s the hardware specification table for C Series - C2400:
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | C Series - C2400 |
| OS | Windows 11 & 10 IOT, Linux, Android 13 |
| Processor | N97, Core i3 & i5 Alder lake , RK3568 |
| Memory | 8GB+128GB (Windows)/4GB+64GB or 8GB+64GB (Android) |
| Printer | Built-in 80mm Thermal Printer with Auto Cutter |
| Scanner | 1D/2D Barcode Scanner |
| Display | 24" FHD,27" FHD, 32"FHD |
| Wireless | WiFi + Bluetooth |
| Speakers | 2*2W |
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