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10″ Windows 7 China Tablet goes for 22k

Q: Key Point 2: 10.1" multi-touch capactive display @ 1366x768 pixel Intel Atom N455...

10.1" multi-touch capactive display @ 1366x768 pixel Intel Atom N455 @ 1.66GHz Intel GMA 3150 1GB DDR3 RAM 32GB SSD storage WiFi 802.11 a/b/g microSD card slot LAN port mini-USB port 2 x USB 2.0 ports Front-facing camera 3.5G support (via Mini PCI-E V1.2 slot) G -sensor The device is a bit heavy at 900grams.

Abe Olandres October 4, 2010 · 1 min read

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There are so many versions of tablet PCs in the grey market we already lost count but this one spotted at TPC looks interesting — a 10-inch capacitive tablet PC running Windows 7 on an Intel Atom CPU.

10.1″ multi-touch capactive display @ 1366×768 pixel
Intel Atom N455 @ 1.66GHz
Intel GMA 3150
1GB DDR3 RAM
32GB SSD storage
WiFi 802.11 a/b/g
microSD card slot
LAN port
mini-USB port
2 x USB 2.0 ports
Front-facing camera
3.5G support (via Mini PCI-E V1.2 slot)
G -sensor

The device is a bit heavy at 900grams. It’s not pre-installed with any OS but you can hook up an external DVD or USB drive to install Windows 7 — basically like a netbook without the keyboard. The 3-cell Li-Po battery lasts about 2 to 3 hours only. The price — Php22,000.

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MrOrange · 16 years ago

actually weight and specs of a netbook, more like the capacitive of a Lenovo s10-3T also the battery like of a netbook. @Anon actually the SSD seems t be the costlier part, was in chat with the seller. Looks kinda nice problem is the after sales support, if there is any at all.

IPAD China made here · 16 years ago

Expensive, not reliable maker, weigh like a netbook. What more can you ask for

Pippo · 16 years ago

Will you be doing a review? Im quite interested but dont know about the quality of the touchscreen.. The calibration and speed in particular.. I have used china phones for the past 2 years and have no major problems as some may perceive.. Just handle it with proper care and it should be okay.. Also, correct me if I’m wrong, but if it has USB ports, isnt it also true that you can put a USB powered keyboard (im thinking wireless from Logitech) so you can have a keyboard.?

Anon · 16 years ago

Apparently people don’t understand how the tech world works.

Everything is made in China. As an importer and rebrander of products, I can say that China makes top-quality products. Your HP monitors are most often Chimei monitors (okay, that’s pushing it. Chimei is Taiwanese). Seriously, a lot of products in the market right now are products like these, only rebranded.

I believe that the costliness of this device stems from the 32G SSID drive. Those things are still expensive.

Geobz · 16 years ago

Don’t discount chinese brands as lemons. Remember the big japanese brands started out the same way. That being said however, doesn’t excuse them from offering the required post-sales support.

With regards to this tablet pc, the specs mentioned leave me thinking that the biggest problem here would be battery life. 2-3 hours is not a whole lot. The weight and most probably the heat coming from the device would be the other obstacles for it to be truly “portable” in every sense.

David · 16 years ago

I think these things need to get a lot cheaper to make sense. It would be nice to see a major brand release something for around $200/P10K. And it could run Android instead of Windows 7.

kidlat08 · 16 years ago

Good thing i already bought my dream tablet, Dell Streak. Now im good for another year or 2.

trickz85 · 16 years ago

ITS A BIG BIG NO, NO… too expensive and specs are quite low

MrOrange · 16 years ago

2-3 hours is about on par. My VAIO W only last 2 to 2 and a half hours on full brightness. My other Wind U100 lasts about 3 hours with a 6-cell and XP. the Vaio is using windows 7 ultimate. So 2-3 hours is on average unless there is an external battery or a larger Cell. since on average laptops (full sized) a 6-Cell is usually 2 hours more or less and 4-Cell is around 1-2 hours. these figures are general and still depends on usage, power settings etc…

Tsk · 16 years ago

Battery life is a joke.

ferie · 16 years ago

@Unknown Soldier: even ipad and iphones are china made… or even your mobile phone you’re holding right now.

“God created China… and the rest was made by them!”
– new version of Genesis

brodanmd · 16 years ago

ugly batteries

Batangas Network · 16 years ago

malamang titirik din yan kaagad!

Unknown Soldier · 16 years ago

another junk in the market!

china! please stop manufacturing crappy gadget please!

cutemoboy · 16 years ago

another china made w/ no brand.. STAY AWAY! PLS!

ferie · 16 years ago

just wait for few more months at bababa na rin presyo nito, OK din to kung magiging successful ang Intel Appup (designed for Atom processors) at makahabol sa Apple App store and Android market.

My only big issue with this tablet (maliban sa presyo!) is its battery life, baka less than 2 hrs with wifi on.