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SBR Pepper 1.8a – tablet hardware specification

Posted on 03/02/201803/02/2018 by kfra

If you are looking for SBR Pepper 1.8a tablet specifications you may have a look the the following link:

LPT200AR Tablet PC

https://fccid.io/document.php?id=2925191

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