CHUWI Vi8 Announced – The cheapest Windows tablet with 2GB RAM and 32GB ROM

CHUWI announced on its official website today that they would soon release a Windows tablet that is not only affordable to all users, but also offers much more usability than those other budget Windows tablets on the market now. Priced at RMB499 ($82), the Vi8 has the same 8-inch IPS display at 1280*800 and Intel Z3735F quad-core processor as seen on many other budget Windows tablets, but it has 2GB RAM and 32GB ROM, twice as much as the memory setup in the PIPO W4 and the Ployer MOMO8W.
The CHUWI Vi8 runs authorized Windows 8.1 out of the box, and is also preinstalled with Office365, which will be totally free for 1 year. Also, according to CHUWI, their team of engineers will soon develop an Android ROM for the Vi8.

The CHUWI Vi8 will go on sale in early December.

CHUWI’s official website: http://www.chuwi.com/

CHUWI’s online store (in Chinese): http://chiwei.tmall.com/

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