Alldocube X tablet will challenge the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4

[Redaktion]

Official launch dates and prices are still unknown as the 10.5-inch tablet is still very much a work-in-progress. If its upcoming Indiegogo campaign proves successful, then the Alldocube X could be an affordable alternative to the pricier solutions from Apple and Samsung.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Alldocube-X-tablet-will-challenge-the-Samsung-Galaxy-Tab-S4.315800.0.html

[Sailor John]

Alldocube X will give tough competition to Samsung Galaxy tab S4. Because of powerful features and price factor.

[Juan carlos Taboada]

with these features this Alldocube X can stand up to more than one tablet that is out there its design shows that it is of good quality hopefully the processor will support

[Adam Chad]

Der Preis für dieses Tablet wird wichtig sein. Spezifikationen sind sehr groß und der Preis sollte weniger als 300 $ sein.

[Addison Aiken]

super schlanke, leistungsstarke Batterie und AMOLED-Display. Wann wird es verfügbar sein?

[John Bairstow]

Wann wird es zum Kauf verfügbar sein? Großartiges Aussehen und Kombination von Hardware machen es perfekt für jedermann.

[S.Yu]

"flagship-class specifications"...right...that'll hardly play a 4k video without lagging. My S6E, was already 14nm...The ancient processor will ruin the entire package.

[Charles Basil]

Laut dem bestätigten Detail des Alldocube X ist es ein sehr schlankes und intelligentes Tablet. Es wird am 8. August gestartet.

Alldocube X mit schlankstem Design.

Dicke

Alldocube X: 6,4 mm
Samsung Galaxy Tab S4: 7,1 mm

[KingsleyRex]

Alldocube x tablet is 200% funded within 24 hours. visit Indiegogo for more information.

High performance/Super AMOLED display/Hi-Fi sound/Ultra-slim design/Android 8.1/Fingerprint unlock

[Valantar]

"flagship-class specifications"...right...that'll hardly play a 4k video without lagging. My S6E, was already 14nm...The ancient processor will ruin the entire package.

Have to agree with you on that. The price is good, but I'd much rather add $50 and get a more current CPU. At least something A73-based, and preferably with four big cores to make some use of the increased thermal headroom of a tablet.

As I see it, what has killed the tablet market (outside of iPads, at least) is the fact that they're (often significantly) less powerful than the phones people already own. This makes absolutely no sense. Not only can tablets afford higher power draw due to more surface area for heat dissipation, but why would I want to go to the trouble of picking up another device if it's slower than the phone in my pocket? Sure, a bigger screen is better for a lot of things, but if it's slow and annoying, a smaller screen is less of an annoyance. I saw this with how my usage of my old Nexus 7 evolved. Sure, I bought it when it was more than a year old, but even owning a below-flagship level phone made it feel molasses-slow. I ended up using it only very occasionally, before not using it at all. It had a lot going for it, but the incentive to go pick up a second device (that I'd either have to leave in the charger constantly or risk it draining between uses; or switching it off, requiring a 1-ish minute startup time for each use) disappeared very, very quickly.

[juankalindor]

finalmente tiene alguna review de esta table es que por su precio esta bien y lo que mas me llama la atención es la pantalla quiero ver como se comparta en un video a esa resolucion , que tan bueno sera su autonomía de esta Alldocube X

[S.Yu]

It's fairly well known that Mediatek processors do worse handling real tasks than Geekbench and Antutu, we'll need an actual test for that.

[kalindor]

chicos esta Alldocube X una 10,5 pulgadas 2K , cuantas horas de pantalla creen que dara, es que me gusta mucho este modelo de tablets crei que es increible