Mimo Adapt-IQV 15.6" Android Digital Signage Tablet : MCT-156HPQ-POE
This is a robust, responsive android tablet built onto a versatile stand to mount on wall or table.It's typically used for commercial advertising or kiosk purposes but works well as a personal tablet as well.
Retails for $759.99 currently.
Display Resolution:1920x1080
Brightness
300cd/m2
Connections
USB x2, RS-232 (RJ45) x2, Micro-USB, Optical Audio, Headphone 3.5mm, Ethernet PoE, SD card slot, USB pogo pin x3, Wifi (802.11a/b/g/n/ac), Bluetooth
Power Consumption
18W
Dimensions
15.24" (387mm) x 9.45" (240mm) x 1.06" (27mm)(thickness)
The Adapt-IQV 15.6” by Mimo
Mimo Monitors’ high-end tablets are designed specifically for the commercial and retail space. The commercial tablets are optimized for the unique needs of these applications, providing 24/7 running capability and superior performance over consumer tablet models. The Adapt-IQV Android-based digital signage is designed with durable hardware that is crafted and tested for the demands of commercial environments, including a rugged case and tempered glass exterior, and SD card protection system, stereo audio output, VESA mounting capabilities, and more.
The Adapt-IQV Mimo digital signage tablet display is designed with versatile connectivity options, including the option to enable secure, wired Ethernet connection, as well as strong, high-performing wireless connections. The Adapt-IQV tablet is expertly engineered to prevent the need for battery power, making it a durable and easily integrated tool for a variety of commercial environments.
The Mimo Adapt-IQV tablet is uniquely designed for exceptional user experience, offering a durable mounted Android-based digital signage option for a variety of commercial applications, including retail POS/POP, businesses in the industrial sectors, and hospitality industries. This commercial tablet is optimized for integration into kiosks, end-cap displays, as well as customer-facing digital and touch screen display applications in the POS/POP retail space.
