WinBook TW100 10.1 Tablet Baytrail-T Windows 8.1 $199 at Microcenter - Member-Found Deals

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CPU Type
Baytrail-TZ3735D
CPU Core
Quad-Core
CPU Speed
1.33GHz - 1.8GHz Burst
Operating System
Microsoft Windows 8.1 Bing Edition
Ram Memory
2GB
Memory Type
DDR3
Flash Storage
32GB
Expansion Slots
MicroSD
Display Size
10.1"
Display Type
IPS LCD
Resolution
1280x800
Display Features
5-Point Multi-Touch
16:10 Widescreen
Audio & Video
Video Chipset
Intel Gen7 Graphics
Audio Recording
Integrated Microphone
Video Recording
720p
Features
Front Camera
2 Megapixel HD
Rear Camera
2 Megapixel
Sensors
G-Sensor, Light Sensor
Speakers
Built-in stereo speakers
Wi-Fi Support
802.11b/g/n
Bluetooth Support
Bluetooth 4.0
Ports and Connectors
1 x Micro USB 2.0
1 x microSD Slot
1 x Full size USB 3.0
1 x Micro HDMI
1 x 3.5mm Audio Headphone/Microphone Combo Jack
1 x Keyboard/Dock Port
Power
Battery
1 Cell Lithium Polymer Battery
AC Adapter
10W 5V 2A 100-250V/50-60Hz
Physical Specifications
Dimensions
10.56" x 0.43" x 7.05"
Weight
22.9 oz.
Included Applications
Office 365 Personal 1-year, Activation required within limited time.

I picked one of these up and i must say, it is impressive. Size and weight are nice build quality is acceptable. and features are in the middle area of good enough. It can and has been dual booted with Ubuntu and does have full driver support for Linux. I am waiting to see an Android x86 port.

Some Microcenter's have this tablet open box for $159 which is a steal for these specs.

I bought the 8" for $99. which is pretty much the same thing - just less memory. I would like to try install linux on this device also.

Winbook TW1000 Tablet
I picked one up this week. Microcenter also sells a keyboard/cover/stand for $39 (I believe) but the store that I buy from is currently out of stock.
This tablet is pretty nice for the money - Full version of Windows 8.1, pretty good performance...
Oh, and it'll take up to a 64G micro SD.
EDIT: The Microcenter part number of the "Key Cover" is 409235

someone can help me and upload the driver's for the tw100 10.1" ...I installed the windows 8.1 on these and I don't have now the drivers

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[OFFTOPIC] Nexus Two Requests and Suggestions

Just wondering what specs you guys want to see on the next Pure Google phone.
Manufacturer: Manufactured by HTC/Motorola
Display: 4.0 qHD display
Processor: Dual-Core/Quad-Core processor
Camera: 8 MP camera with Xenon flash
Flat back and front (no bulging camera coming from the back)
1 GB RAM
16/32 GB ROM
SD CARD SLOT
Network: T-Mobile 4G
this topic would have been better suited if you posted it at Google's own forums for Nexus.
But just for fun:
any manufacturer
I'd go for anything that offers SAMOLED or SAMOLED Plus
4" or 4.3" screen
Dual Core 1.2 Ghz CPU
3600 mAh battery
paper thin, no thicker than credit card
FM/AM radio reception
WiFi ABGNX
WiMax
4G/3G/EDGE + AWS
Quad Band
Satellite World Phone
2 GB DDR4 RAM
64 GB internal storage
external microSDHC +micro SDXC support
12 mpix camera
Xenon flash
LED
1080p HDMI out
all codec support
1080p playback
dual micro USB
TV reception
Bluetooth 3.0
NFC
Lazer guided camera & video recorder
Red eye reduction
AllGamer said:
any manufacturer
I'd go for anything that offers SAMOLED or SAMOLED Plus
4" or 4.3" screen
Dual Core 1.2 Ghz CPU
3600 mAh battery
paper thin, no thicker than credit card
FM/AM radio reception
WiFi ABGNX
WiMax
4G/3G/EDGE + AWS
Quad Band
Satellite World Phone
2 GB DDR4 RAM
64 GB internal storage
external microSDHC +micro SDXC support
12 mpix camera
Xenon flash
LED
1080p HDMI out
all codec support
1080p playback
dual micro USB
TV reception
Bluetooth 3.0
NFC
Lazer guided camera & video recorder
Red eye reduction
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hehe totally agree... that would sum it up...
BUT... wake me up when September ends!
- integrated mind reading processor (the phone will understand you)
- integrated offline version of speech to text
- perfect natural language processing
Don't forget with that
AllGamer said:
this topic would have been better suited if you posted it at Google's own forums for Nexus.
But just for fun:
any manufacturer
I'd go for anything that offers SAMOLED or SAMOLED Plus
4" or 4.3" screen
Dual Core 1.2 Ghz CPU
3600 mAh battery
paper thin, no thicker than credit card
FM/AM radio reception
WiFi ABGNX
WiMax
4G/3G/EDGE + AWS
Quad Band
Satellite World Phone
2 GB DDR4 RAM
64 GB internal storage
external microSDHC +micro SDXC support
12 mpix camera
Xenon flash
LED
1080p HDMI out
all codec support
1080p playback
dual micro USB
TV reception
Bluetooth 3.0
NFC
Lazer guided camera & video recorder
Red eye reduction
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Manufacturer: Samsung
Display: 4 inch, calibrated Super AMOLED+
Processor: 1.2 Ghz Dual-Core
Camera: Doesnt matter, I think the Nexus S's camera is good enough
Round corners, curves. Contour display.
1 GB RAM
16/32 GB ROM
SD CARD SLOT
4G
Build material: Plastic, but a little more grip at the back. Black.
The reason I am going for Samsung again, is because I like their hardware. As you can see the device I want looks like an upgraded Nexus S. I think the design of the Nexus S is fantastic, but a little more grip would do it for the back. Also, Super AMOLED+ got rid of many of the disadvantages Super AMOLED had, like PenTile. Only thing that bothers me is that the colors are a little bit too oversaturated. That is why I like LCD better, for now.
But it would be awesome if there was a way to calibrate the colors, so that you can choose normal (like Motorola Droid), oversaturated (like Galaxy S) or custom. That, with the advantages of LED, and no stupid PenTile, would be an awesome display!
Realistically, the next Nexus would probably be something like this:
Manufacturer: Motorola or HTC
Display: 4-4.3" 960x640 to 1280x720 resolution (either sLCD or sAMOLED)
CPU: OMAP4 or Tegra 2 for Motorola, QSD8672 for HTC (all dual core)
GPU: SGX540 for OMAP4, Adreno 220 for HTC
RAM: 1GB LPDDR-266
Storage: 16/32GB plus microSD
Camera: 8MP with flash
Misc: Dual mic, FFC, 4G, NFC, Wireless b/g/n, 1600mAh battery, ~9mm thick
What would I like to see (while still within the realm of reality)?
Manufacturer: HTC
Display: 4-inch 1280x720 (any sort of OLED, Sony is working on some nice displays)
CPU: Qualcomm MSM8960 (1.5GHz dual core)
GPU: Adreno 300 (200m+ tri/s)
RAM: 1GB LPDDR-400
Storage: 16GB (to keep costs down) plus mircoSD
Camera: 12MP microlense zooming with dual LED flash
Misc: Dual mic, FFC, 4G, NFC, Wireless b/g/n, 1800mAh battery, ~9mm thick
guys, what about a nexus from nokia?
now for me that would be a dream come true. the best combo of hardweare and softweare. it could be a great hit. i would love for something like this ro become a reality.
anybody agree with me on that one, or am i just a lone dreamer?...
on the other topic it was already said to be a joke only when he mentioned
but Nokia is indeed looking to partner up with other OS markers
but there are no solid confirmation if they are going one way or another
they basically opened the doors and are inviting prospective OS partners for their phones
don't be surprised to see a Nokia running Apple's iOS
but chances seems to be Nokia seems to be favoring Microsoft
however Android has the market dominance in the long run, it'll not be smart for Nokia to not choose Android and partner with Google
if they do, we'll most likely see "Nexus N"
I just hope the Nexus 2 will be made by a company with better outer casing
Sent from my Nexus S using XDA App
Android Touch said:
I just hope the Nexus 2 will be made by a company with better outer casing
Sent from my Nexus S using XDA App
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I guess so but there really is nothing bad with the shell of the NS. It only feels cheap because its glossy plastic. I've dropped my phone quite a few times and its never even chipped. I have no scratches on the screen or the back. I'm quite happy with the SNS and my only hope for the next Nexus is just that it be better than anything else on the market
AllGamer said:
this topic would have been better suited if you posted it at Google's own forums for Nexus.
But just for fun:
any manufacturer
I'd go for anything that offers SAMOLED or SAMOLED Plus
4" or 4.3" screen
Dual Core 1.2 Ghz CPU
3600 mAh battery
paper thin, no thicker than credit card
FM/AM radio reception
WiFi ABGNX
WiMax
4G/3G/EDGE + AWS
Quad Band
Satellite World Phone
2 GB DDR4 RAM
64 GB internal storage
external microSDHC +micro SDXC support
12 mpix camera
Xenon flash
LED
1080p HDMI out
all codec support
1080p playback
dual micro USB
TV reception
Bluetooth 3.0
NFC
Lazer guided camera & video recorder
Red eye reduction
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I think you can put all of this into something no bigger that a credit card, piece of cake )
Not going to happen with M$ jumping in bed with nokia.
Sent from my Nexus S using XDA App
hitachi screen resolution
Android Touch said:
Just wondering what specs you guys want to see on the next Pure Google phone.
Manufacturer: Manufactured by HTC/Motorola
Display: 4.0 qHD display
Processor: Dual-Core/Quad-Core processor
Camera: 8 MP camera with Xenon flash
Flat back and front (no bulging camera coming from the back)
1 GB RAM
16/32 GB ROM
SD CARD SLOT
Network: T-Mobile 4G
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Click to collapse
*ahem* in light of recent news:
http://www.mobilecrunch.com/2011/02/11/hitachi-to-offer-improved-smartphone-lcd-display/
it seems like, soon, we'd have the same number of pixels on our phone display as a 55" full HD TV
You mean "Nexus 3", as Nexus 2 = Nexus S
However...
Tegra 2/Tegra 3
Screen = or < 4'' (> 4'' is too big), 3D, Super AMOLED/AMOLED Plus
TV out
Inductive (cable less) charging
Next Pure Google phone:
Manufacturer: HTC/Samsung/Sony
Display: 4.2" OLED type display (better than samoled plus)
CPU: Dual-Core multi processing/multiflow (better than Tegra II etc.)
GPU:AMD (power) or Intel (battery friendly) new mobile graphic processor
Camera: 8 MP C-Z camera with dLED flash
Design: Curved with 'butt'
Battery: 2700 mAH
RAM: 1,5 GB
ROM: 32 GB
SD CARD SLOT up to 64GB
Network: No matter I buy from shop
Other:USB charging & V/A processing.
New kind:screen to border, kinetic charging, pseudofuel battery.

Windows 10 on Lumia 540-like device (specwise) - CM Alpha Luxe

Greetings!
A local company in our country released a very affordable windows phone device, the Cherry Mobile Alpha Luxe, which I bought at a sale for just around $61. The specs of this device is very similar to the Lumia 540, it is as follows:
5.0 Inch HD IPS Display (720 × 1280 Pixels, 294 ppi)
Scratch Resistant DragonTrail Glass
Windows Phone 8.1 OS
1.2GHz Quad Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 Processor
Adreno 305 GPU
1GB of RAM
8GB Internal Storage
Expandable up to 32GB via MicroSD
8.0 Megapixel Autofocus Main Camera with LED Flash
2.0 Megapixel Front Camera
Dual SIM/Dual Standby
3G HSPA+, 2G EDGE and GPRS Networks
Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi Hotspot
Bluetooth 4.0
GPS
FM Radio
MicroUSB
3.5mm Audio Jack
Accelerometer
2,000mAh Li-ion Battery
My question is, can I probably spoof or do something to get the windows 10 mobile dev preview installed in this unit using the software for Lumia 540?
I'm willing to give it a try if somebody is willing to teach me how.
Thanks and more power!
Actually, you can. But the problem it will be if you want to come back to WP 8.1
You can, its really easy to get it done, but its not really optimized, Im using it on my lumia 525 and its a bit slow.
How to play full hd video on Lumia 540
When I play video's has very lag with deferent players

Cube iwork11 - 10.6 - 1080p - Atom Z8300 - 4GB - 64GB - Windows 10 - Wacom Stylus

Hey all, I have just ordered the Cube iwork11, it's basically a cheaper version of the Cube i7 Stylus reviewed here in the forum. It's got the same exact screen, housing, wacom support and keyboard dock. The only thing that has changed is the Core M, has been replaced with the cheaper Atom X5 Z8300 (1.84Ghz boost) Gen8 12 EU Intel graphics and the 64GB SSD is now a cheaper and slower 64GB eMMC drive.
The current price $273, I ordered it from Gearbest here: http://www.gearbest.com/tablet-pcs/pp_261671.html Once I receive the tablet and keyboard I'll post my first impressions.
Cube iwork11 Atom X5 Z8300 specs:
10.6 inch 1920 x 1080 PLS panel (Same panel the Surface Pro 2 SAMSUNG LTL106HL01-001)
Built in wacom support
10 point multi touch screen
4GB of DDR3 Ram
Front 2MP Camera and 5MP rear camera
Realtek RTL8723BU Wireless B/G/N and BT 4.0
9000mAH battery
Support for keyboard dock, with 2 x USB 2.0 ports and slot to stow the stylus
MicroUSB 3.0 Port
Mini HDMI Out.
Press images and info:
Reserved space for downloads, hands on videos etc etc
Any luck with the shipping? I ordered mine on the 12th of November and it hasn't even changed status from 'Processing' to 'dispatched'

So many good android tv boxes,and which one is good choice?

I want to buy a TV box,so watching TV or other videos can be free,I found all kinds of TV boxes when I used Google to search tv box,I chose a few TV boxes,you guys give me some advice.
# NVIDIA Shield TV
It’s higher priced than the competition,but it looks very good.
Price: $198.27
Video Features:
4K Ultra HD ready
4K playback at 60 FPS (VP9, H265, H264)
4K capture at 30 FPS (H264, H265)
Storage:
16GB (Note: portion of storage occupied by system software)
Wireless 802.11ac 2x2 MIMO 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi
Bluetooth 4.1/BLE
Expandable with microSD card or USB drive
Weight and Size:
Weight: 23.00 oz. / 654.00g
Height: 1.00" / 25.00mm
Width: 8.30" / 210.00mm
Depth: 5.10" / 130.00mm
Software Updates:SHIELD software upgrades directly from NVIDIA
Power:40W power adapter (5-10W typical consumption)
# Amazon Fire TV
Amazon products are usually very good, and when I search box TV,I found a lot about the Amazon Fire TV review.
Price: $99.99
Processor:Quad-core
Memory:2 GB
Internal Storage:8 GB
Remote with Voice Support:Included
Game Controller with Voice Support: eek: ptional
Supported Resolution:Up to 4K Ultra HD
Wi-Fi Connectivity: Dual-Band, Dual-Antenna,802.11ac (MIMO)
# MINIX Neo U1
MINIX is the one chinese brand that has proven itself reliable,they’re even an official sponsor of the XBMC Foundation.So MINIX Neo U1 should be good.
Price: $129.90
Operating System:Android Lollipop 5.1.1
CPU:Amlogic S905,Quad-core 64-bit ARM? Cortex?-A53
GPUenta-Core ARM? Mali?-450
RAM:2GB DDR3
ROM:16GB eMMC 5.0 Storage
Wifi Connectivity:802.11ac 2 x 2 MIMO Dual-Bnad Wi-Fi(2.4GHz/5.0GHz)
Ethernet:1000Mbps
Bluetooth:Bluetooth 4.1
HDMI Port:HDMI?2.0,up to 4K @60Hz,Supports HDMI-CEC
Power:5V 3A(CE,FCC certified)
# Matricom G-Box Q2
Matricom to do TV boxes with Kodi for a long time, G-Box Q2 Matricom should be a good quality products.
Price: $94.00
Amlogic s812 Quad Core @ 2GHz
Mali-450 Octo Core 3D GPU
MEMORY
2GB DDR3
STORAGE
16GB Flash Storage
ANDROID OS
Android Lollipop 5.x, Full Version
USB PORTS
Two (2) USB 2.0
ETHERNET
10/100 Full Duplex
WI-FI
Broadcom 5G 802.11 Dual Band
BLUETOOTH
V.4.0 Low Power, Full Speed
DIMENSIONS
Lenght: 12.5cm, Width: 12.5cm, Height: 2.5cm
# Akaso T95N mini TV box
Akaso T95N mini TV box is TabletExpress product,TabletExpress has many TV boxes,and this one looks good.its configuration is very good and the price is very attractive.
Price:$28.99
Specification:
OS: Android 5.1
CPU: Amlogic S905 Quad-Core Cortex-A53 2.0GHz
GPU: Penta-Core Mali-450 600MHz+
RAM: 1GB
ROM: 8GB
KODI: 16.0
Wifi: Built-in Wifi antenna 2.4GHz/1GB
Video out port: Support all standard HD,4k,2k Ultra HD decoding and output.
USB host: 2 High speed USB 2.0,support U DISK and USB HDD
Network Function: Skype chatting,Picasa,YouTube,Flicker,Facebook,Online movies,etc
These TV boxes has its advantages, but which one is better choice?
Hi MaxETHAN,
I'm new here but I've tried a few media players myself recently. Not sure where you are but I've bought two locally and looking at trying a 3rd this weekend.
The first one I bought was from Vision on sale for $69 (currently on sale) called the KT-609. It's an unknown Japanese company that makes it with no site to get data from. At first it had some bugs but I think I caused those myself. LOL. It's only a 1GB memory and 8GB nand. I installed the most updated Kodi apk file on it, not from the Google Playstore, but from the Kodi site itself. I haven't had a problem with it in forever and now use it in my bedroom as a streaming source. Not that my couch isn't awesome to fall asleep watching the big game on, it's more or less sleeping in cause of no alarm clock to wake me up and make me late for work. Oooops. LOL. I've tried apps on it and it works well. I've added a wireless keyboard and mouse and it worked perfectly.
I just recently purchased the Minix Neo U1. I heard so many amazing things about this box. The first thing I did was upgraded the firmware. That was my first mistake. I should of researched it first as some have reported bugs. I've had a lot of problems with Kodi and XMBC crashing a LOT. I mean 20 plus times each! Plus when poking around to see it's options, it freezes up. Even just checking out the apps section it crashes. I'm not sure if it has anything to do with the firmware update but... eh. I'm going to keep playing with it this weekend to see if I can keep the box stable. Right now, I'm not a fan of this box. But that's not to say I will change my mind if I can fix the issues. Sorry to be so wishy washy on this box but..... OH, I added that same wireless mouse and keyboard to it and it froze a lot too. Had to keep unplugging it to reset it.
The third box I'm getting this weekend to try out is the Seiki Media Streaming Box at Canadian Tire. I know NOTHING about this box and even posted here if anyone has any info on it. From the stats I've read on the CT site, it looks smokin good! Plus return features are a HUGE bonus. Like 1 year exchange warranty, if the box dies or has problems 8 months in, you go get a new one. No hassle.
Sorry I couldn't be more help but another option is if you have a laptop with an HDMI output. I've used FreeTelly on my laptop and hooked it up to TVs at friends places who refuse to get an Android box. FreeTelly is basically a special version of Kodi with all the bells and whistles already done for you.
Good luck and please let me and the rest here know what you decided to get and of course, give a review so we can all help each other.

Chuwi Hi12 for sale new, $225

just one
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Chuwi Hi12 Intel i5 Tablet 12" 2160x1440 Retina Screen Windows 10 and Android
Chuwi Hi12 12.0 inch Tablet PC Windows 10 + Android 5.1 Intel Cherry Trail Z8350 64bit Quad Core 1.44GHz 2160 x 1440 IPS Screen 4GB RAM 64GB ROM Bluetooth 4.0
Main Features:
CPU: Intel i5 Cherry Trail Z8350 ( Intel Atom-X5 Z8350 ) Quad Core 64 bit processor at 1.44GHz and up to 1.92GHz turbo, delivering plenty of power for multitasking, games and movies
Check specs at https://ark.intel.com/content/www/u...-z8350-processor-2m-cache-up-to-1-92-ghz.html
GPU: Intel HD Gen 8 500MHz processor. Play games, watch videos, read e-books or comics in up to 2160 x 1440. Play Fortnite in Windows or Android on the same hardware.
4GB RAM + 64GB ROM: 4GB DDR3L-RS 1600 RAM. Whether it is needed for work, study or play, 64GB of eMMC ROM will suit all your needs.
Operating Systems: 2-in-1 tablet. Full Windows 10 64bit and Android 5.1 Lollipop (upgradable): Dual boot between systems. Switch to the one best for the task at hand, compatibility, and running effect.
Screen: 12.0 inch Retina touch screen: 2160 x 1440 pixel IPS display with 3 : 2 display ratio. 400 lumens. 216 ppi. The same screen used in the Surface Pro 3 that costs more than three times as much, and it is a 2-in-1 tablet to boot.
Internal WiFi Networking Card Installed: 2.4GHz, 802.11 b / g / n wireless internet
Bluetooth 4.0: supports wireless Bluetooth 4.0 devices, Mouse, keyboard and cell phone tethering.
Usb: One full size USB 3.0 and one USB 2.0. One micro USB.
Dual cameras: 5.0MP back camera with auto focus, 2.0MP front camera
TF card: up to 128GB (not included)
HDMI output: One micro-HDMI port. Connect your tablet to an HDTV or monitor. Will connect to a 2560 x 1440 external monitor at 60hz.
Audio: Built in Speakers and Microphone. One Headphone Jack.
11000mAh battery: 6 to 8 Hours of general use between charges. Can charge with micro-USB port, ac adapter, or USB power brick.
OTG function: Power exteral devices with USB port
Gravity Sensor: Great for Android games.
Supports attachable docking keyboard (not included) MOD Edit :- Links Removed
AC adapter included: 100 - 240V 5V 1.5A - 3A
External 3G: Can use 3G USB dongle (not included)
Thread closed as per Op's request.
Thanks
SacredDeviL666.

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