CHUWIREVIEW

Twitter : Briefly: Quad-core Cherry Trail Z8300 CPU at 1.44Ghz, 4GBs RAM, 64GBs of internal storage (microSD can add another 64GBs), full-size USB 2.x and USB 3.0 ports. The big selling point is the 12-inch IPS 2:3-ratio screen at 2160 x 1440. See the tweets from the Chuwi Hi12 début at  their Twitter page . See the English-language listing at  their website . I’m a bit shocked by the US$299 price. I expected it to be at least US$100 more. I look forward to user reports about it and a review by  TECHTablets . Here is Chuwi’s rather silly YouTube video: I’m surprised to see Chuwi as the first China tablet maker to make inroads into the U.S.. I expected Teclast to be first. CHUWI’s official website:  http://www.chuwi.com/ CHUWI’s online store (in Chinese):  http://chiwei.tmall.com/ http://ahappydeal.info/

Twitter : Amazon listing . Will the new Hi12 tablet wind up there too? CHUWI’s official website:  http://www.chuwi.com/ CHUWI’s online store (in Chinese):  http://chiwei.tmall.com/ http://ahappydeal.info/

Chinese manufacturer Chuwi has officially launched its new Hi8 Pro tablet, a Windows 10 device featuring an 8-inch display with 1920x1200px resolution (a little higher than Full HD). The Hi8 Pro was previously available to pre-order, but the company got in touch with us today to let us know that sales are now underway. The device features relatively modest specs, including: 8-inch IPS LCD with 1920x1200px resolution (283ppi pixel density) Quad-core Intel Atom (Cherry Trail) x5-Z8300 processor 2GB RAM 32GB storage (plus  microSD card  support up to 128GB) 2MP  rear camera 2MP front-facing camera HDMI-out USB Type-C port Bluetooth 4.0 WiDi (wireless display) support 4000mAh battery 352g; 7.9mm-thick An optional protective cover will also be offered for the Hi8 Pro, which includes a hardware keyboard for the device, along with kickstand-style functionality to allow the tablet to be propped up while typing. The device is available from as little a...

Chuwi will live Tweet the launch of the Chuwi Hi12 on Jan 28th In an interesting move, tablet maker Chuwi have decided to live Tweet the launch of their 12-inch Chuwi Hi12 dual-boot tablet. Ok live Tweeting isn’t new, but it’s a big step for a Chinese manufacturer and points to the amount of importance Chuwi sees their international market has for them. Chuwi have been around for years in the Chinese tablet space, but is only recently that they have really started to look outside of the local market and set their sights internationally. The fact that they are using Twitter (despite being blocked in China) to unveil their new products is great news for us international fans. The Chuwi Hi12 tablet is a Intel Cherry Tail equipped 12-inch tablet which will ship with Windows 10. Chuwi will release a standard version and a model with stylus plus plan to release a dual-boot system letting the user opt for either an Android or Windows work environment. Check out the  Ch...

Source: http://cngadget.info/2015/05/14/chuwi-vi10-a-10-6-inch-dual-os-tablet-for-only-129/ As the OS switching becomes easier, budget Windows tablets are gradually disappearing, replaced by the more versatile dual OS slates, the CHUWI Vi10 is another one of those dual boot tablets. Featuring a 10.6-inch IPS Panel (1366*768px) while carrying a street price of RMB799 ($129), it is probably the cheapest Dual OS/WIndows tablet this size. Besides the all familiar hardware set-up for budget Windows 8/Dual OS tablets, by which we mean the Intel Bay-trail Z3735F quad-core processor, 2GB RAM and 32GB eMMc internal storage. CHUWI actually strives to be ahead of the curve. The rear side of the Vi10 is made of toughened glass, which gives the tablet a pretty premium look. Also, the slate has two full-size USB2.0 ports, which make it easier to connect to input and mobile storage devices. Fortunately the full USB ports don’t add much extra thickness to the Vi10...

Lots of Intel powered tablets have been released this year, running either Android OS or Windows 8.1, only very few of them could dual-boot both OS. Even those tablets which do support dual-booting normally require people to shutdown from one operating system before switching to the other. Fortunately, the newly released  Chuwi Vi8 Super Edition  makes switching between two systems much easier for its users. According to Chuwi, the Vi8 Super Edition tablet only requires users one touch on the screen to switch from Android 4.4 to Windows 8.1, or the other way around. Which is a huge step forward from some of the RAMOS dual-booting tablets released earlier this year, which requires users to shut the tablet down and then boot into another OS. The Chuwi Vi8 Super Edition features an 8-inch IPS display at the resolution of 1280*800, an Intel Atom Bay-trail Z3735F quad-core X86 processor, 2GB RAM and 32GB eMMc internal storage. It is now on sale for only RMB549 ($8...

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/