China’s tablet industry seems to have rediscovered itself in a way. After a dry season, tablet makers are back with full force.
Cube is a name that pops up every now and then. In fact, the company was really popular among not only its buyers in China, but also international buyers in around 2012. Anyway, there’s a new table from Cube that we thought you might be interested in.
It’s known as the Cube iWork 12, and as the name states, it expands the iWork line which already has a few tablets under it.
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The device has a rather large 12.2-inch display with a 1920 x 1200 resolution, and is powered by an Intel Cherry Trail SoC (Z8300) along with 4GB RAM and 64GB on-board storage.
Other specifications of the tablet include a 9000mAh battery, 2 mega-pixel front facing camera, 5 mega-pixel rear camera. Interface includes a 3.5mm headset slot, micro HDMI port, micro USB port, and a microSD card slot.
At $357, the iWork 12 is among the pricier tablets from China. Worth noting is that it runs both, Android (5.1) and Windows (10).
And yet again we have the crap z8300, so many potentially good tablets have been letdowns because they won’t use one of the faster atoms.
And yet again we have the crap z8300, so many potentially good tablets have been letdowns because they won’t use one of the faster atoms.
damn.. I so wish this had an 8GB ram variant.
damn.. I so wish this had an 8GB ram variant.
would need something like an intel x7-z8700 before I gave it any consideration. the 8300 is just not powerful enough to do normal things well enough
would need something like an intel x7-z8700 before I gave it any consideration. the 8300 is just not powerful enough to do normal things well enough
$360 for a z8300 tablet… how could they possibly have fucked up a product like that ? who will buy this ? You can get a core-M tablet for this pricetag ! -_-
$360 for a z8300 tablet… how could they possibly have fucked up a product like that ? who will buy this ? You can get a core-M tablet for this pricetag ! -_-