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[Off-Topic][Take A Pic!] Where do you tweak your phone :D?

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Oh How I wish that I had two moniter like you, never the less, here's mine.
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Same Location - My Room, In Parent's House

At Work!!!

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Had to make this after seeing other posts here.
PS: Not really my computer table but too lazy to take picture, too lazy to clean mess.

Haha Really True
PS - Even My Table is like that. Just threw all the junk on the the drawer for the pic

My setup:
PC
CPU - AMD FX-4100
RAM - 8GB G.skill memory
MOBO - Asus m5a78l/usb3
Keyboard - Logitech g110 gaming keyboard
Mouse - Logitech g300 gaming mouse
Pic's

friend863 said:
Had to make this after seeing other posts here.
PS: Not really my computer table but too lazy to take picture, too lazy to clean mess.
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Good to see harry potter books on the shelf though
EDIT: Just seen its not even yours! lol

rubensollie said:
My setup:
PC
CPU - AMD FX-4100
RAM - 8GB G.skill memory
MOBO - Asus m5a78l/usb3
Keyboard - Logitech g110 gaming keyboard
Mouse - Logitech g300 gaming mouse
Pic's
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Nice setup I wish my pc was a bit more powerful..
This is starting to be a "show your pc, thread" , but I like it...
Btw, I'm afraid I'm just really tidy, my desk was like this, didn't change anything

Wiggierip said:
Nice setup I wish my pc was a bit more powerful..
This is starting to be a "show your pc, thread" , but I like it...
Btw, I'm afraid I'm just really tidy, my desk was like this, didn't change anything
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Yeah i needed an new pc last year, because i couldn't run battlefield 3 on the previous one xD. Now i play everything on ultra
Previous specs:
CPU - Intel pentium 4 3.0 ghz xD
RAM - 2GB
MOBO - Asrock
Keyboard - Chinese brand xD
Mouse - Also chinese brand xD

rubensollie said:
Yeah i needed an new pc last year, because i couldn't run battlefield 3 on the previous one xD. Now i play everything on ultra
Previous specs:
CPU - Intel pentium 4 3.0 ghz xD
RAM - 2GB
MOBO - Asrock
Keyboard - Chinese brand xD
Mouse - Also chinese brand xD
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Yeah Bf3 on ultra ,
But tell me, why steal a pc from frigging NASA?
My pc:
CPU Intel Core 2 duo @ 2,5 ghz ithink (not sure, too lazy to check ) Ram 4gig DDR3 Kingston. Some kind of Asrock Motherboard. Nvidia Gts 450 I believe. Just enough to play Skyrim on medium . And browse xda

Any suggestions for a powerful custom built desktop that can play any game? . Looking to build one . Or just some suggestions on the graphics card and CPU
Cheers
Sent from my GT-i9003 powered by Stable and Smooth CyanogenMod 9!

bscraze said:
Any suggestions for a powerful custom built desktop that can play any game? . Looking to build one . Or just some suggestions on the graphics card and CPU
Cheers
Sent from my GT-i9003 powered by Stable and Smooth CyanogenMod 9!
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Well, I don't know that much about the hardware, but I would prefer Intel over AMD (if you got the cash that is). And for the graphics card, you could go for a really powerful one, or go for two less expensive ones with Nvidia sli or Ati crossfire (depending on what brand your going to get). Here in Holland we have this comparison Site called tweakers.net, maybe you can find something like that too? Hope this helps a little

bscraze said:
Any suggestions for a powerful custom built desktop that can play any game? . Looking to build one . Or just some suggestions on the graphics card and CPU
Cheers
Sent from my GT-i9003 powered by Stable and Smooth CyanogenMod 9!
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For the cpu, you could consider an i7-2600, at least if you have the money, otherwise an amd phenom ii x6 is also good, but a lot cheaper. For the graphics card, you can take an gtx 680, or else an hd7870.
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To Me, I have AMD Phenom II X4 945 which is comparable with i5 and is lot cheaper than it.
For Graphic Card, go for ATI Radeon HD 6750 1 GB DDR3, it's cheaper and it's in Top 10 list in PassMark Performance Ratings.

Got from the bed,took a picture,no cleaning

artifex21 said:
Got from the bed,took a picture,no cleaning
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No cleaning, but also no rotating pictures? Hmm.. you're pretty tidy as well

I would recommend ati radeon hd 6990 for playing almost any game in ultra

My room
Asus G73JH
8GB RAM
ATI Radeon 5870HD 1gb
Intel Core i7
HDD - 1TB

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The condoms, hide the condoms!

[W8 32b - TF810c] Blueastacks does not work :(

I have tried both Win7 and Win8 versions and no luck at all .
If I start Bluestack directly all I get is black screen with touch icons at the bottom of the window.
The only one that works is screen maximize.
If I start if through attached app I either get above mentioned black screen or it says loading and afterwards again goes to black screen.
Any ideas what I could do?
Does it allow to access Google Play (and apps I have already bought)?

No, it doesn't work. There might be an issue with the video drivers, HP envy x2 has some newer ones but they are buggy and make the screen flicker. Also might be that bluestacks is still beta.
Either way at how much CPU this program will use to emulate even the simplest apps I doubt it will be actually worth it.

Bec07 said:
Either way at how much CPU this program will use to emulate even the simplest apps I doubt it will be actually worth it.
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This is a copy and paste of a bit of text I wrote elsewhere:
Me_In_Another_Thread said:
Bluestacks involves ZERO emulation of ARM. Android apps are run inside the dalvik virtual machine (itself a register based version of the java virtual machine). To run an android app just needs a DVM and its class library: bluestacks pretty much does this. Android native code apps do then get complicated yes but then the android NDK has a rather convenient feature that bluestacks can exploit.
NDK compiles native binaries for both x86 and ARMv7 by default (note default, you can over-ride which platforms it compiles for, I believe ARMv6, ARMv6hf, ARMv7, MIPS and x86_32 are available options although I am not 100% sure on the exact arm versions so might be wrong). Bluestacks is only running on x86 and x86_64 machines. x86_64 machines can safely run x86_32 code. So really bluestacks when it encounters a native app "just" has to run the x86 binary the NDK produces on windows/mac with a compatibility layer. Still a complex job of course.
Bluestacks still has to mess about a bit exposing hardware to "android" correctly and handling a few extra bits and pieces but generally it works rather well
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I've seen bluestacks running angry birds on an intel atom based netbook. Wasn't as snappy as on a galaxy note 2 but it worked, actually played better than on my old orange san francisco/ZTE blade. Still lagged a little on level loading but once you let the physics settle down you could take your first shot no problem and carry on playing from there. Envy uses a newer gen of intel atoms anyway which are supposedly much better.
I haven't had the screen issues with bluestacks myself but I run it on a full desktop PC with updated drivers and a dedicated GPU etc.

I see what you mean, in the end it might be worth it. All I did was send an error report to Bluestacks but I think more can be done.
The HP Envy X2 uses the Atom Z2760 SoC, as does the VivoTab and all Atom windows 8 tablets to date (the ones released in the past few months to be precise). The latest Envy driver pack installs without issues but instead may cause some. Namely with docking, sometimes the 2nd battery won't be recognized and charged, the mousepad might behave strange and screen flickering that occurs randomly but is easily fixed, (standby->back from standby).
You can give it a try but I recommend backing up your current drivers.

Not working on my vaio as well.In fact it is failing during installation due to graphics card compatibility.Mine is ATI Radeon 7670M..what could be the problem?

galtom said:
I have tried both Win7 and Win8 versions and no luck at all .
If I start Bluestack directly all I get is black screen with touch icons at the bottom of the window.
The only one that works is screen maximize.
If I start if through attached app I either get above mentioned black screen or it says loading and afterwards again goes to black screen.
Any ideas what I could do?
Does it allow to access Google Play (and apps I have already bought)?
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Try Jar of Beans
I find it better than bluestacks
There is a similar Project called WindowsAndroid

Thanks, The ill try that.
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I had to use an older version (beta 1, iirc) for it to work on my Vivotab smart. Performance was a dog though.

goofball2k said:
I had to use an older version (beta 1, iirc) for it to work on my Vivotab smart. Performance was a dog though.
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Works great on my Surface Pro! Even with Instagram!

EMINENT1 said:
Works great on my Surface Pro! Even with Instagram!
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For 3 hours or so?

Bec07 said:
For 3 hours or so?
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Yes! Along with Flash video and multiple windows at the same time!
You know with true multitasking, I get three things done 3 times faster, just in time for the 3 hrs.

Yeah, so does the TF810C, it's an X86 cpu and it plays flash like the ARM version for 10 hours or so... You know, like a real tablet, not something as heavy as a netbook with 1/3 of the battery life.
Do you even have a relevant contribution for this thread?

Pots and kettles, Bec07. If you don't like a mobile computer with a 5-hour battery life, that's your call... but it's even less relevant to the thread than what EMINENT1 is posting. Keep it civil and keep it on topic, please.

EMINENT1 said:
Works great on my Surface Pro! Even with Instagram!
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I'm sure given Surface Pro has a much faster processor than the Z2760. TF810C doesn't run the same processor as the Surface Pro though, it runs the same Atom as the Vivotab Smart so OP may find performance not acceptable.

I tried BS on a samsung S7 with an i5 processor. It worked fine, I guess, but the screen resolution in BS was bad.
Uninstalling it was a pain. The uninstaller froze every time and did nothing. I had just created an image so I will just restore that instead of messing with the uninstaller.
BS is definitely in beta stages...
Sent from my SCH-I535 using xda app-developers app

It works on my TF810C
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It works on my TF810C
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Good to know. I am considering getting one. That said, I dont really need bluestacks but then I guess there isnt a reason to not get it.
Can bluestacks apps be installed to microSD rather than the internal storage?

Why not try Jar of Beans.
It works fine for me on Win7 and Win8. Plus it has full Play Store support, root, etc....

the_scotsman said:
Why not try Jar of Beans.
It works fine for me on Win7 and Win8. Plus it has full Play Store support, root, etc....
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The TF810C does not have HAXM support. It will be a slow experience.

Onda V975W - 9.7 QHD, Intel Z3735D Quad + 2GB RAM, Windows 8.1 Tablet

9.7 iPad Air like tablet (8.3 mm thick and weighs just 495 grams), runs Windows 8.1 and costs just a bit over two hundred bucks!
Onda V975W - Mod Edit: please do not post commercial links onto xda. Thanks!
CPU Intel Z3735D Quad Core
GPU Intel HD Graphics
System Windows 8.1
RAM 2GB
Capacity 32GB
Screen 9.7 inch IPS Retina Capacitive Touch Screen
Resolution 2048x1536
The best part, it runs Windows 8.1!
Perfect for web browsing and mobile apps, but at the same time it can run desktop stuff like an older Call of Duty game for example! You can mod games, run servers and use all the good Windows PC stuff!
Goodbye Android tablets?
Few screens and I will add more info after further testing.
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Onda V975W Video review
How to change Onda V975W Windows language to English video guide.
DuOS Android 4.4 Kitkat emulator on Onda V975W tablet
DuOS Android 4.4 XDA thread
Windows 10 Preview (XDA thread)

Doesn't seem ipad air like either if it's running a proper OS Though it has the same aspect ratio screen.
Nitpick, it won't have a Retina screen, since that's just an Apple trademark (for screens made by someone else). Their screens are actually IPS, so yes this would be the same.

Fixed. iPad Air like design tablet, to be precise.
same 9.7 inch IPS screen
same 2 048 x 1 536 resolution
Almost iPad Air like thin and light.
242 mm * 171 mm * 8.3 mm / 495g - Onda V975W
240 mm * 169,5 mm * 7,5 mm / 478 g - iPad Air
And of course the main difference and advantage over iPad Air or any similar Android tablet will be a full Windows 8.1 version.

Actually, Onda is really bold about the Apple iPad AIr part...

really that resolution yeah right.....

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Hey,
would you recommend a purchase for this tablet?
I had a Cube Talk 9x, but I wasn't happy with it. The display was not bright enough and other small issues.
I love the idea to have a full windows to use it on the way and at home on a big screen.
I am very suspicious about the performance with such a high resolution in combination with windows 8.
The Cube Talk 9x have the same resolution and i would say the performance was allright, not very fast but also not slow.

I have Archos 97 that is very similar to Cube 9x. It's slow, even with custom ROM it's still too slow, because of QHD resolution and Android. I think Android is just a crappy OS, and not a lot you can do about that
That was the main reason I have upgraded to Onda V975W and switched to Windows. Desktop, IE browser, even 4k video runs as smooth as on a notebook. V975W is really more similar to a small notebook, than an Android tablet.
Screen brightness is ok, unless you use tablet under direct sunlight.

Hey there,
I got the 975W for a while and did a Video on how good it works tethering a Canon DSLR with Lightroom.
Its in german language but anyway ... perhaps someone is interested.
youtube [dot] de/EpD-MYZZGKY

Hey, i've sucessfully installed dual boot on the tablet with Grub, Manjaro Linux work !
http://www.ondaforum.com/topic/1674-dual-boot-is-possible-d/

My tablet came with Chinese language by default, so here is a video how to fix that.

Onda V975W running Ubuntu Linux.
Mint Linux

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Onda V975W running Ubuntu Linux.
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Cool.. Is it running in an emulator or are you dual-booting it? Which manual did you follow?

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Cool.. Is it running in an emulator or are you dual-booting it? Which manual did you follow?
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It runs live from a USB stick.
Easy guide http://techcat.ca/index.php?threads...-mint-linux-on-intel-atom-bay-trail-tablet.8/

Thank you, I followed the guide but unfortunately it doesn't work on my Voyo A1 mini. I see the boot menu and select Try Ubuntu and then it stays dark. I will try it on my Lenovo Thinkpad 8 later today.

Seems like a video issue, try to force native tablet resolution, highlight try ubuntu and press "e"
Edit there it says "quiet splash", replace "splash" with preferred resolution
Code:
video=VGA-1:1280x800e reboot=pci,force
Or try Mint 64bit.

Originalas said:
Seems like a video issue, try to force native tablet resolution, highlight try ubuntu and press "e"
Edit there it says "quiet splash", replace "splash" with preferred resolution
Code:
video=VGA-1:1280x800e reboot=pci,force
Or try Mint 64bit.
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Huray thank you! It works with:
Code:
video=VGA-1:800x1280e reboot=pci,force
EDIT: it is recommended to change that in X:\boot\grub\grub.cfg otherwise you must type it each time during boot.

Hi there guys.
I am currently looking to buy a new tablet. I am not really sure if i choose Onda V975w or Onda v102w. Seems that the configuration is almost the same.
Could you guys please help me to decide one of them ??
Thanks!

perissatto said:
Hi there guys.
I am currently looking to buy a new tablet. I am not really sure if i choose Onda V975w or Onda v102w. Seems that the configuration is almost the same.
Could you guys please help me to decide one of them ??
Thanks!
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V102W = 1920X1200 resolution, 10.1 inch screen
v975w = 2048x1536 resolution, 9,7 inch screen
v102w is roughly 150 grams heavier and is more designed to be used in Landscape with its 16:10 screen
everything else is the same.
Ive got the v975w so i maybe biased but id still go for the v975w just because it has the same dimensions as the ipad air so getting case/covers etc is alot easier. also higher resolution screen and the design itself is abit more prettier.
both solid tablets for the price though.

perissatto said:
I am currently looking to buy a new tablet. I am not really sure if i choose Onda V975w or Onda v102w. Seems that the configuration is almost the same.
Could you guys please help me to decide one of them ??
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what are main tasks you will use tablet for?
V975W is like iPad Air with Windows. It's perfect tablet for reading, web browsing, because of very detailed resolution and screen format.
V102W has a wide screen and lower resolution, so it's slightly better for videos. Though I would then check ONDA V891W instead, since it's way cheaper, but exactly same tablet just 9 inch screen format, and that doesn't really matter for videos or games.

Onda V116w - 11.6" inch Windows 8.1 tablet / laptop, 2.16Ghz, 2GB RAM + 64GB SSD, 3G

Onda V116w - 11.6" inch Windows 8.1 tablet / laptop, 2.16Ghz, 2GB RAM + 64GB SSD, 3G
"11.6 inch laptop killer" - writes Onda.cn. Here are specs for this tablet, though no price or release date announced yet. Just specs and a couple of pictures.
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- 11.6 inch Screen, 1920 x 1080 pixels display
- Intel 64bit Bay Trail-T Z3736F Quad-core, 2.16GHz
- 64GB ROM, 2GB RAM
- 5.0MP OV camera
- Windows 8.1 & Android 4.4
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it is quite interesting, but onda had many touch problem in the past.
i'm not able to find that keyboard.

I noticed that on the Onda-tablet.com website that they list this at 265ppi. But using an online PPI calculator shows it as 189ppi. I hate when these Chinese sellers distort the truth. They never did reply to me when I asked about it. This would be more attractive if the PPI was higher.

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"11.6 inch laptop killer" - writes Onda.cn. Here are specs for this tablet, though no price or release date announced yet. Just specs and a couple of pictures.
Onda V116w Tablet PC Highlights
- 11.6 inch Screen, 1920 x 1080 pixels display
- Intel 64bit Bay Trail-T Z3736F Quad-core, 2.16GHz
- 64GB ROM, 2GB RAM
- 5.0MP OV camera
- Windows 8.1 & Android 4.4
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And here are the specs and price.......Onda V116w

Received v116w yesterday.
I can't get the language changed in Windows. I've installed English language packs, reset the time zone and region etc. there are a few different solutions here and elsewhere for fixing this problem, including some instructions on onda-tablet.com where I bought it, but I can't make anything work. the main frustration is I cant tell really if I've made the changes correctly. I just can't read anything. I don't even know if I have admin privileges.

DogrelJames said:
I can't get the language changed in Windows. I've installed English language packs, reset the time zone and region etc. there are a few different solutions here and elsewhere for fixing this problem, including some instructions on onda-tablet.com where I bought it, but I can't make anything work. the main frustration is I cant tell really if I've made the changes correctly. I just can't read anything. I don't even know if I have admin privileges.
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This tablet comes with Windows Chinese license ONLY.
onda-tablet.com fools people to make money of them as usual..

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This tablet comes with Windows Chinese license ONLY.
onda-tablet.com fools people to make money of them as usual..
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Maybe so, but mines in English, just download and install the language pack like other Chinese tablets. Or manually grab the pack and install it.

Depends on a Windows license and seller.
Reports about Chinese only V116W from onda-tablet.com
And banggood states that in the V116W description.
If license is chinese only, you won't find any language packs or won't be able to use key with english US windows setup.
@Hendrickson Does your V116W run normal "Windows 8.1" or "Windows 8.1 with Bing"?

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Depends on a Windows license and seller.
Reports about Chinese only V116W from onda-tablet.com
And banggood states that in the V116W description.
If license is chinese only, you won't find any language packs or won't be able to use key with english US windows setup.
@Hendrickson Does your V116W run normal "Windows 8.1" or "Windows 8.1 with Bing"?
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My Onda v116w has Windows 8.1 Pro which was an added bonus. Screen brightness on mine is really bright too, more than my iPad Air or Teclast X98

That's the main problem, Microsoft gives free "Windows with Bing" license only for 10 inch tablets and smaller.
With Onda V116W you are buying Windows license like on a laptop, so it depends on license type if it's localized only or multi language.
It's easy to change language with second, there are plenty guides, but same tricks won't work on localized only version.

I just receive this tablet... But mine have windows with bing... Anyway i also can't get rid of activation.... Calling the microsoft customer center they said me that my software is not genuine... Whaaat.....????

Hi
Is there a way to update/download Windows language pack? I know so far there is no way, but maybe someone has found a way?
I found this link:
http://blog.geekbuying.com/index.php/2015/03/30/onda-v116w-firmware-released-20150330/
But couldn't make it to update

Onda oBook 11 Thread - $180 Cherry Trail Laptop with 360 Degree hinge

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I'm quite excited about the Onda oBook 11, as it is one of the cheapest Cherry Trail laptops you can buy at the moment. It costs $180 and I hope to get my hands on one. The screen can also be rotated 360 degrees like the Lenovo Yoga series.
Full Specs:
11.6 inch touch screen: 1920 x 1080 pixels IPS
Intel Atom-X5 Z8300 64bit Quad Core 1.44GHz
RAM + ROM: 2GB + 32GB
Windows 10
2.0MP front camera
MicroHDMI, MicroSD, Bluetooth, Accelerometer
30Wh battery (most likely an 8000mAh battery)

onda should start selling linux or dos version even at cheaper price. definitely asus x205, yoga 10 or envy 11 killer. will even prefer it over macbook air due to full hd ips display, light weight and touch screen support.

guyton100 said:
onda should start selling linux or dos version even at cheaper price. definitely asus x205, yoga 10 or envy 11 killer. will even prefer it over macbook air due to full hd ips display, light weight and touch screen support.
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It's not powerful enough to match a macbook Air, which has a Core M processor.

zijin_cheng said:
It's not powerful enough to match a macbook Air, which has a Core M processor.
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but i want it just for office, web browsing and multimedia. full hd ips display and lightweight are only requirements.
and its foolish to compare $180 product against $900 product. this product has more vfm than any apple product in existence. (i have teclast x80h and x90hd so i know what 3735f can do) ignore my english.

guyton100 said:
but i want it just for office, web browsing and multimedia. full hd ips display and lightweight are only requirements.
and its foolish to compare $180 product against $900 product. this product has more vfm than any apple product in existence. (i have teclast x80h and x90hd so i know what 3735f can do) ignore my english.
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Exactly. There is no need to spend over $200 or $300 if you are not doing something serious on the machine.
I preordered one of these should have it sometime in December.

You could just as well say the $1300 apple netbook isn't comparable to a Surface Pro, or any other Intel core i machine, which is faster than core m. There are lots of different devices out there, each with pros and cons, for me something without even a touch screen is bottom of the list for an ultra portable. I love my T100HA - and cherry trail is more than sufficient for a range of tasks, including some programming. It won't be up to high end stuff, but neither will core m. I'd take my T100HA at any price, but the fact that these cherry trail devices are so low cost is even better.

Any news about Onda? It looks very nice ...

MTK6589 said:
Any news about Onda? It looks very nice ...
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oBook 11 is available to buy. Now, Onda oBook 10 also can pre-order.

I've ordered laptop and I wonder is it possible to install Ubuntu on the device without getting any problems and doing any extra job (BIOS replacement, installing bunch of extra drivers and software etc)?

Issue trouble of obook 11
Did anyone here already having it?
did already find problem like noise when brightness display more than 70%?
and port of usb 3.0 issue?

I'm interested as well. This could be a good device but the screen sound definitely is a problem.

okh1 said:
I'm interested as well. This could be a good device but the screen sound definitely is a problem.
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yosss....same think with me bro

Does anyone know where can I get Wi-Fi driver for Linux for this notebook? Tried a few distros, but none of them detected Wi-Fi device.

Allality said:
Does anyone know where can I get Wi-Fi driver for Linux for this notebook? Tried a few distros, but none of them detected Wi-Fi device.
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The wifi card is normally 8723bs for which there is an existing driver on github. But you will have to build it from source.
https://github.com/hadess/rtl8723bs

I'm still waiting for fixing bad noise when display brightness is high?