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L-Type Android Touch Screen Menu Monitor

The Space-Saving Counter-Top Touch Terminal for Self-Order & Menu Display An ergonomic L-shaped chassis sits neatly on your counter — display facing the customer, base holding the mainboard and I/O. Rockchip-powered Android hardware, 10-point capacitive touch, PoE ready. Bring your own menu/POS app; we deliver the reliable open-Android hardware that runs it 24/7.


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Key Features

  • L-Shaped Ergonomic Design
  • Full HD Touchscreen
  • Android-Powered System
  • Triple Functionality 
  • Cloud-Based Management 

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Countertop Touch Terminal · L-Shape Chassis · Hardware Only

A compact L-shaped Android touch display that sits right on the counter — screen angled toward the customer, mainboard and every port tucked inside the base. Use it as a tabletop menu display, self-order point, customer feedback terminal or checkout second screen. From 8" to 17", portrait or landscape, with a serial port for POS peripherals. Hardware only: you install your own app, we build the terminal that runs it 24/7.

L-type chassis structure diagram showing display arm and weighted base assembly
Black and white finishes, portrait orientation — shown with café menu, banking and food-ordering content.
Sizes
8" – 17"
Portrait & landscape
Touch
10-Point
Capacitive glass
POS-Ready
Serial Port
+ USB · RJ45 · Type-C
Warranty
2 Years
Industrial components

Overview

The L-shape is the point: a tablet that stands on its own, faces the customer, and hides its cables.

A flat tablet on a stand wobbles, trails cables across the counter, and gets knocked over. The L-type solves all three at once: the display rides on a raised arm at a natural viewing and tapping angle, the weighted horizontal base keeps the center of gravity low, and every connector — power, network, USB, serial — exits at the rear of the base, out of the customer's sight-line. The whole unit occupies about 26 cm of counter depth, yet the raised screen stays readable from two meters away. Inside runs open Android on Rockchip silicon: load your ordering app, feedback questionnaire, loyalty sign-up flow or menu loop, lock it into kiosk mode, and it runs unattended all day.

Countertop advertising display running a retail promotion at the checkout
At the checkout, eye-level promotion runs all day — impulse offers where the customer already stands.

Key Capabilities

What makes this a counter terminal rather than a tablet on a kickstand.

01 · Form Factor

Ergonomic L-Shape, No Wobble

Angled display for natural reach, weighted base for stability, ~26 cm counter footprint. Customers tap hard and lean on counters — the L-chassis is built for that.

02 · POS Integration

Serial Port + Full I/O in the Base

RS-232 serial for receipt printers and cash drawers, dual USB for scanners and card readers, RJ45 with PoE, Type-C, TF card and 3.5 mm audio — all exiting the rear, invisible from the front.

03 · Platform

Open Android — Your App, Your Rules

Current line runs Android 13/14 on Rockchip RK3566–RK3588 (up to 8 GB RAM); an economy 8"/10.1" series on RK3128/RK3288 is available for budget fleets. Linux on request. No forced launcher, no per-device license.

04 · Power & Network

PoE — One Cable to the Counter

IEEE 802.3at/af Power over Ethernet feeds power and data through a single CAT-6 run. No adapter brick on the counter, centralized reboot from the switch. Standard DC adapter also included.

05 · Camera

Front Camera for QR & Check-In

5 MP front camera (2 MP wide-angle optional) supports QR-code coupons, loyalty check-in, visitor registration and video-assist — your app decides how to use it.

06 · Customization

Black or White · OEM / ODM Ready

Both finishes in stock. Custom logo, boot animation, pre-flashed APK, kiosk-mode lock and retail packaging for OEM orders — quotes within 24 hours, standard sizes from 5 units.

Every Port, Hidden in the Base

The connector cluster faces backward and downward — the customer never sees a cable.

Portrait L-type base ports labeled: DC in, serial port, USB, earphone, Type-C, TF card, RJ45
Portrait model — DC in · serial port · 2 × USB · earphone · Type-C · TF card · RJ45.
Landscape L-type rear ports labeled: RJ45, serial port, USB, earphone, TF card, HD out, DC in
Landscape model — RJ45 · serial · USB-slave · 2 × USB · earphone · TF · HD out · DC in.

Where It Fits

Any counter where a customer stands for thirty seconds — order, pay, rate, register.

Café & Coffee Bar
Tabletop menu display and quick self-order at the corner of the bar.
Checkout Counter
Customer-facing second screen: order summary, upsell promos, QR payment.
Feedback Station
Smiley-button satisfaction surveys at banks, clinics and service desks.
Reception & Front Desk
Visitor sign-in, appointment check-in, hotel express check-out.
Bakery & Deli
Daily specials beside the register — updated in seconds, not reprinted.
Corporate Cafeteria
Meal-plan selection and staff-card check-in at the serving line.

Seen in the Field

Five real deployment patterns — the same L-type hardware, five different jobs.

Restaurant Advertising & QR Payment
Scenario 01

Restaurant Advertising & QR Payment

Placed beside the register, the portrait screen loops promotional ads and today's menu with prices — and when it's time to pay, the same screen shows the payment QR code. One device covers promotion, menu display and scan-to-pay, right where the customer is already looking.

Scenario 02

Counter Self-Ordering, Anti-Theft Design

On a café or fast-food counter, the customer browses the menu and places the order while the barista keeps working — no queue bottleneck at the register. The weighted L-base sits flat on the desktop and supports fixed anti-theft mounting, so the unit stays exactly where you put it, shift after shift.

Counter Self-Ordering, Anti-Theft Design
Table-Side Ordering for Hotels & Dine-In
Scenario 03

Table-Side Ordering for Hotels & Dine-In

In landscape orientation the terminal becomes a table-side companion: guests browse the menu, order food, call an attendant or check the daily specials without waving for staff. Hotels and full-service restaurants deploy one per table or per section — your ordering app runs full-screen in kiosk mode.

Scenario 04

Video Calls & Face Authentication

The front camera and built-in microphone turn the terminal into a fixed video-call station — remote consultation at a service desk, virtual reception, or family calls in a care-home lounge. The same camera supports face authentication for staff check-in and member recognition, driven entirely by your app.

Video Calls & Face Authentication
Service Evaluation at Bank & Government Counters
Scenario 05

Service Evaluation at Bank & Government Counters

Facing the customer at a teller window, the terminal shows the clerk's name and badge number and invites a one-tap rating — Great, General or Poor — the moment service ends. Banks, telecom shops and government service halls use this smiley-feedback pattern to measure counter-level satisfaction without survey emails nobody answers.

10.1 inch landscape L-type Android touch display showing food menu content
One chassis language across the series — portrait or landscape, black or white, 8" to 17".

Two Series, One Chassis

Match the silicon to the job — an ordering app needs more than a looping menu video.

Economy Series
RK3128 / RK3288
8" · 10.1" — 1 or 2 GB RAM · 16 GB storage
Menu loops & simple feedback apps
Quad-core Cortex-A7 / A17
Best price for large fleets
RECOMMENDED
Current Series
RK3566 – RK3588
10.1" – 17" — 2/4/8 GB RAM · up to 64 GB + TF
Android 13 / 14 · Linux on request
Smooth ordering & payment apps
PoE · 5 MP camera · long-term OS support

Technical Specifications

Reference values for the current series; economy-series values in brackets where different.

ChassisL-type countertop, ABS + metal base, black or white
Screen Sizes10.1" · 13.3" · 15.6" · 17" (economy series: 8" · 10.1")
PanelIPS LCD · 1280 × 800 or 1920 × 1080 (size-dependent) · 250 cd/m²
Touch10-point capacitive multi-touch
Operating SystemAndroid 13 / 14 · Linux (custom) — economy series: Android 6.0 / 8.1
ProcessorRockchip RK3566 / RK3568 / RK3576 / RK3588 — economy: RK3128 (A7) / RK3288 (A17)
Memory2 / 4 / 8 GB (economy: 1 / 2 GB)
Storage16 / 32 / 64 GB + TF card up to 64 GB
NetworkGigabit Ethernet (RJ45) with PoE 802.3at/af · WiFi 802.11 b/g/n · Bluetooth 4.0
Ports (base, rear)RS-232 serial · USB 3.0 · USB 2.0 · USB-slave · Type-C · RJ45 · TF card · 3.5 mm earphone · HD out (landscape) · DC in
CameraFront 5 MP (2 MP wide-angle optional)
SpeakersBuilt-in 2 × 1 W
PowerPoE 802.3at/af (recommended) · DC adapter included
Dimensions (10.1")256.58 × 108.5 × 185.76 mm
Weight (10.1")0.89 kg (net) · 1.4 kg (boxed)
Warranty2 years hardware, industrial-grade components
Software IncludedNone — clean OS; you deploy your own APK / PWA / kiosk browser (factory pre-flash available for OEM)
10.1 inch landscape L-type Android touch display showing food menu content
The landscape variant — same L-chassis, wide orientation for menus, galleries and dashboards.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does it come with menu or POS software?
No — hardware only. It ships with a clean Android (or Linux) system; you install your own menu, ordering, feedback or POS APK. For OEM orders we pre-flash your image at the factory so units arrive boot-ready. No subscription, no per-device license, no vendor lock-in.
Can it drive a receipt printer or cash drawer?
Yes — the RS-232 serial port plus dual USB hosts connect standard POS peripherals: receipt printers, cash drawers, barcode scanners and card readers. Send us your peripheral list before bulk order and we'll confirm compatibility at no charge.
Portrait or landscape — do I have to choose at order time?
Yes. The L-chassis is built in dedicated portrait and landscape versions (the base geometry differs), so specify orientation per unit when ordering. Both are available across the size range.
Can it be locked to a single app (kiosk mode)?
Yes. Standard Android device-owner and kiosk-mode APIs are supported, so the terminal boots straight into your app and customers can't exit it. Factory-level lock available for OEM orders.
When should I pick the economy series?
Pick the RK3128/RK3288 economy series when the job is simple and the fleet is large — looping menu videos, static price boards, one-page feedback forms. For interactive ordering, payments or anything you'll keep updating for years, the current RK3566–RK3588 series with Android 13/14 is worth the difference.
What is the MOQ?
Standard sizes ship from 5 units. OEM-customized units (logo, packaging, pre-flashed image) typically start at 30–50 units — contact us for exact terms.

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