Touch Screen POS Systems: Desktop, Dual Screen, Android

All POS terminals
Model	Screen	CPU	OS	RAM + storage	Resolution
HP1701SDesktop, single screen	17"	N5095	Win 10	8GB + 256GB	1366*768
HP-P1501Desktop, single screen	15"	N100	Win 10/11	8GB + 256GB	1920X1080
I8Self-service, wall or floor stand	15.6" (18.5 to 32 inch options)	1.7GHZ dual core CPU	Android, win10	8GB+128GB	1366*768
K11Desktop, dual screen	15.6" dual screen	N2840	Win7	2GB + 32GB	1366*768
HP525Desktop, camera arm	10.1" (16:10)	RK3568	Android	2GB + 16GB	1280*800
POS-6000Handheld, built-in printer	5.5"	MT6580	Android	2/4GB + 16/32GB	-

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

Models on this page

Hardware, not software

These are POS terminals for software vendors, resellers and chains that bring their own POS application. Choose the OS your software supports first.

Intel or ARM

Intel N-series models list Windows 10 or 11. Rockchip and MediaTek models list Android. Where a model lists both, state which one you need.

Specify these in your inquiry

Windows or Android, and the version.
Peripherals: receipt printer width, scanner, customer display, cash drawer port.
RAM and storage tier.
Housing color and logo.

Touch screen POS systems: how to read the model table

The spec table on this page lists six models. They are not six versions of the same machine. Each row is a different hardware shape, and the shape decides where the terminal can go. HP1701S and HP-P1501 are single-screen desktop units that sit on a counter. Their 17-inch and 15-inch LCDs give your staff a familiar Windows point-of-sale interface. POS-6000 is a handheld terminal with a built-in printer, so it suits queue-busting or table-side ordering. I8 is a self-service kiosk that can be wall-mounted or placed on a floor stand, with screen options up to 32 inches. K11 is a dual-screen desktop unit, with the second display facing the customer. HP525 is an Android desktop terminal with a camera arm, often used for customer-facing or light-duty roles.

RAM and storage are listed per row. A 2GB/16GB model is fine for a single app that only runs the POS client. A 8GB/256GB model leaves room for Windows updates, local databases and antivirus. Pick the OS first: Windows 10/11 on the Intel N-series models, Android on the Rockchip and MediaTek models. Then check the resolution. 1366x768 is standard for POS, but 1920x1080 is sharper for product images or kitchen display systems.

What to put in your RFQ for this touchscreen POS system

Tell us the model row you are starting from and the exact configuration you want. If you are not sure, send us your software's minimum OS and RAM requirements, and we will tell you which row fits. Our OEM/ODM team can change the housing color, silk-print your logo, preload your POS app and adjust the boot animation. Peripherals are per order: receipt printer width, barcode scanner, customer display and cash drawer port. State whether the cash drawer port must drive a 12V or 24V solenoid, because we wire the RJ11 accordingly.

Specify the touch technology you expect. The table does not list PCAP or resistive details, so mention it in the RFQ. For the K11 dual-screen, tell us if the second screen is a customer display or a second operator screen. For the I8 self-service, tell us if you need the floor stand, wall bracket, or both. Include the quantity per model, the target market, and any packaging or manual language you need. We answer within 24 hours.

POS hardware integration limits we admit

We build the terminal, not the payment stack. Our hardware provides the touch screen, CPU, ports and optional peripherals, but payment application compliance belongs to your software and its certified reader. If your software uses a USB or serial card reader, we can mount the reader and route the cable internally, but the certification is your app provider's responsibility. The same applies to fiscal printer protocols: we provide the USB or serial port, not the fiscal middleware.

We do not make cash drawers, receipt printers or barcode scanners. We integrate them per order and test the wiring, but the peripheral's own warranty stays with its maker. We also do not write POS software. You can think of us as the Android POS terminal manufacturer who gives you a clean hardware base; your software vendor handles the application layer. If a model lists only Android, we cannot install Windows on it, and vice versa. The OS choice is fixed at the board level.

Common questions

Can I run my existing Windows POS software on the Android models?

No. The Android models use Rockchip or MediaTek boards and run Android only. The Intel N-series models, HP1701S and HP-P1501, are the Windows hardware. K11 runs Windows 7, so it is for legacy software. If your software supports both Windows and Android, tell us which OS you want for that model.

Do you provide the receipt printer and cash drawer with the POS terminal?

We do not manufacture printers or cash drawers, but we can source and integrate them per order. You specify the printer width and cash drawer port voltage, and we wire and test them before shipment. The peripheral keeps its own warranty. You can also ship us your own peripherals for integration.

What is the order quantity for a custom logo and color?

We do not publish order quantity numbers here because they vary by model and customization depth. For a standard model with your logo silk-printed and a custom color box, a moderate trial order is usually enough. Send us your target quantity and we will quote the OEM options within 24 hours.

Touch screen POS system hardware