Emdoor I15HH v.1 - Industrial 10-inch tablet with IP65 + MIL-STD-810G and 4G standards, Bluetooth, 4GB RAM, 64GB ROM and NFC disk

READER RFID

RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification),  this technology is used to identify objects and flow control products. Extracting information from special tags that are attached to objects followed by radio. Depending on the type of tag changes the amount of information that can be stored as well as the maximum distance at which data can be read. RFID tags, is an alternative to barcode - more comfortable and more efficient.

RFID UHF (902-928 MHz - America, 865-868 MHz - Europe) versions are designed to work hand-held mobile or fixed. Substantial differences in the construction of the result of the range and scope of their use. Handheld readers may not have extensive large-size antennas. Their sphere of sensitivity is limited and conditional on the orientation set by the operator. Readers intended for installation on transport carriages like stationary structures, but their antennas must include your sphere detection associated with dimensions of transported goods.

SSD

SSD (solid-state drive), sometimes also a solid state disk - a mass storage device based on flash memory. The basic advantage of SSD is the lack of moving parts. In addition, these disks are characterized by significantly shorter data access time (several dozen times), quieter operation and much more resistant to mechanical damage (caused, for example, by shocks during work or fall from a height). Another issue is the use of SSD memory in industrial computers, where large capacity is not important as it is in the case of classic HDDs, but above all operational reliability and resistance to vibrations. SSD memories in industrial applications do not require capacities of 50-100 GB, because in practice capacities of 512 MB-8 GB are used, and it is enough to keep memory at a relatively low cost.

The advantages and disadvantages of SSD

The biggest disadvantage of SSDs is their price to capacity. HDD disks are more widely available, have a larger capacity and are cheaper. However, as disks with moving mechanical systems have some disadvantages that SSDs do not have.

The advantages of SSDs:

•      less energy consumption - there is no need to drive magnetic discs like in HDD disks,
  
•      minimized failure rate,
  
•      instant data writing and reading - programs, games, system start without delays,
  
•      higher bandwidth - faster data transfer,
  
•      resistance to shocks - the disk with moving mechanical parts may be damaged due to a fall, interrupted by writing or reading data,
  
•      in the event of a sudden power outage, the data stored on the flash memory will not be erased,
  
•      work in a larger temperature range than HDD disks,
  
•      they emit less heat,
  
•      no need to defragment the disk.

Limited lifespan of the SSD

The disadvantages of SSDs are their limited lifespan due to the limited number of data write cycles. There is a type of memory associated with the life of the disk:

•  SLC (Single Level Cell) - 1 cell records 1 data bit,
  
•  MLC (Multi Level Cell) - 1 cell saves 2 bits of data,
  
•  TLC (Triple Level Cell) 1 cell saves 3 bits of data.
  

SSD

SSD (solid-state drive), sometimes also a solid state disk - a mass storage device based on flash memory. The basic advantage of SSD is the lack of moving parts. In addition, these disks are characterized by significantly shorter data access time (several dozen times), quieter operation and much more resistant to mechanical damage (caused, for example, by shocks during work or fall from a height). Another issue is the use of SSD memory in industrial computers, where large capacity is not important as it is in the case of classic HDDs, but above all operational reliability and resistance to vibrations. SSD memories in industrial applications do not require capacities of 50-100 GB, because in practice capacities of 512 MB-8 GB are used, and it is enough to keep memory at a relatively low cost.

The advantages and disadvantages of SSD

The biggest disadvantage of SSDs is their price to capacity. HDD disks are more widely available, have a larger capacity and are cheaper. However, as disks with moving mechanical systems have some disadvantages that SSDs do not have.

The advantages of SSDs:

•      less energy consumption - there is no need to drive magnetic discs like in HDD disks,
  
•      minimized failure rate,
  
•      instant data writing and reading - programs, games, system start without delays,
  
•      higher bandwidth - faster data transfer,
  
•      resistance to shocks - the disk with moving mechanical parts may be damaged due to a fall, interrupted by writing or reading data,
  
•      in the event of a sudden power outage, the data stored on the flash memory will not be erased,
  
•      work in a larger temperature range than HDD disks,
  
•      they emit less heat,
  
•      no need to defragment the disk.

Limited lifespan of the SSD

The disadvantages of SSDs are their limited lifespan due to the limited number of data write cycles. There is a type of memory associated with the life of the disk:

•  SLC (Single Level Cell) - 1 cell records 1 data bit,
  
•  MLC (Multi Level Cell) - 1 cell saves 2 bits of data,
  
•  TLC (Triple Level Cell) 1 cell saves 3 bits of data.
  

Microsoft Windows 10 Home

Windows 10 is designed to transfer from one device to another without any problems. It's fast and sensitive. The user gets free help in the form of a chat or phone conversation with a real man. With Windows 10 it's easier than ever to do great things. Multitasking allows you to quickly move four elements on the screen at the same time. Create virtual desktops to get more space and work with just the elements you need. In addition, all notifications and key settings are collected on one easy-to-reach screen. Hardware requirements: Processor: 1 GHz or faster or SoC RAM memory: 1 GB for the 32-bit version or 2 GB for the 64-bit version + Hard disk space: 16 GB for 32-bit or 20 GB for a 64-bit operating system Graphics card: DirectX 9 or newer with WDDM 1.0 driver Screen: resolution 1024x600 or higher

Microsoft Windows 10 Professional

Windows 10 is designed to transfer from one device to another without any problems. It's fast and sensitive. The user gets free help in the form of a chat or phone conversation with a real man. With Windows 10 it's easier than ever to do great things. Multitasking allows you to quickly move four elements on the screen at the same time. Create virtual desktops to get more space and work with just the elements you need. In addition, all notifications and key settings are collected on one easy-to-reach screen. Hardware requirements: 1 GHz processor or faster 1 GB of RAM 16 GB of free hard disk space A DirectX 9 graphic device with a WDDM 1.0 or newer driver

Description

Stability Easy to use Comfortable work

The docking station provides stability during the us of the device. It is easy and comfrotable to use. The advantage is certainly the small size of the charging station.

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Description

Charge device Input:100-240V~50/60Hz  Output: 5V/3A

Charge your tablet wherever you want with the European adaptor.

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