Restaurant Ordering Tablets, L-Shape Desktop Android

L-shape desktop series
Model	Screen	Chipset	OS	RAM + storage	Resolution	PoE	NFC
WL1026TL-shape desktop	10.1"	RK3566	Android 11	2/4GB + 16/32GB	1280*800	Yes	Yes
WL1338TL-shape desktop	13.3"	RK3576S/RK3568	Android 15	4GB+64GB	-	Yes	-
WL1589TL-shape desktop	15.6"	RK3399	Android	2GB/4GB + 16GB/32GB	-	Yes	Yes
WL1718LL-shape desktop	17.3"	RK3288	Android	2GB + 16/32GB	-	-	Optional

Model numbers link to the full specification. Blank cells: ask for the current datasheet.

Models on this page

WL1026T10.1 inch L-shape RK3566 desktop Android tablet10.1" / RK3566 / Android 11
WL1338T13.3 inch L-shape desktop Android tablet13.3" / RK3576S/RK3568 / Android 15
WL1589T15.6 inch L-type RK3399 desktop Android tablet15.6" / RK3399 / Android
WL1718L17.3 inch L-shape RK3288 desktop Android tablet17.3" / RK3288 / Android

Why L-shape

The base carries the ports at the rear and keeps the screen at a fixed reading angle. There is no separate stand to lose or break.

Payment and ID

NFC is standard or optional across the series. Payment acceptance depends on your payment app and certified reader, not on the tablet alone.

Specify these in your inquiry

RAM and storage tier. Several models list two tiers.
Android version. It follows the chipset, see the OS column.
PoE, NFC, camera, 4G: optional on many models.
GMS or AOSP, launcher lock-down, ADB access.
Housing color and logo method.

Choosing a restaurant ordering tablet from this table

Every model here is a restaurant ordering tablet. Same L-shape form. So the choice boils down to screen size, chipset, and connectivity. The 10.1-inch WL1026T is the lightest pick, and NFC comes standard. The 13.3-inch WL1338T runs Android 15 on a newer RK3576S chipset, but its resolution and NFC aren't listed-check with us before you lean on those. The 15.6-inch WL1589T gives you the biggest screen with NFC and PoE, though its Android version is unspecified. The 17.3-inch WL1718L is the only one without PoE; NFC is optional there, which matters if you plan to power over Ethernet. Compare RAM and storage tiers carefully. Lower tiers keep cost down for kiosk apps. 4GB+64GB suits heavier ordering software. Ask us for the exact OS build and peripheral setup before you issue an RFQ.

What to specify in your RFQ for an L-shape tablet

Pick the model first, plus the RAM and storage tier you want. Then lay out your Android build needs: GMS or AOSP, ADB access or a locked-down launcher. If you're running a self ordering tablet with a payment app, tell us which payment reader you'll attach. The tablet provides NFC only, not payment certification. Want one cable for power and data? Specify PoE, and check the table to see which models have it. For a table ordering tablet that stays on the table, decide if the L-shape base works or if you need a wall mount or VESA pattern. List your required peripherals: camera, 4G, barcode scanner, fingerprint. We can preload your app, apply your logo, and set the boot animation. Send us your housing color and logo method preferences. We answer RFQs within 24 hours.

Integration limits and how this series differs

These tablets are information and ordering terminals, nothing more. They're not medical devices. Payment security? That belongs to your payment app and its certified reader, not our hardware. We don't promise PCI or EMV compliance. The l shape tablet design is specific. The base holds the ports and fixes the viewing angle, so there's no separate stand. That's different from our rugged tablets or PoE tablets, which use other form factors. Need a wall-mounted unit? Look at our standard Android tablets instead. We supply Android builds without Google Mobile Services, open ADB, and custom launchers. Tell us your app requirements and we'll confirm the OS version and peripheral options for each model. And for larger self-service counters, consider our POS terminals.

Common questions

Can the restaurant ordering tablet accept payments?

The tablet can provide NFC, but payment acceptance depends on your payment app and a certified reader. We do not certify the tablet for PCI or EMV. You must integrate your own payment solution, and we will ensure the NFC hardware works with your reader if you tell us which one you use.

Which models support PoE?

The WL1026T, WL1338T, and WL1589T list PoE as Yes. The WL1718L does not include PoE. If you need power over Ethernet, choose from the first three models. Confirm the exact PoE standard with us, as the table does not list IEEE802.3at/af for each model.

What Android versions are available?

The WL1026T runs Android 11, the WL1338T runs Android 15, and the WL1589T and WL1718L list only Android without a version. We can tell you the exact OS build for each model. We offer AOSP builds without Google Mobile Services and custom launchers.

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