Chuwi has introduced its new Hi10 Go tablet that is based on the Intel Jasperlake N5100 chipset. Chuwi is claiming a flat 30 percent boost in performance thanks to the 10nm Celeron N5100 processor ...

The Chuwi Hi10 Go is one of the first tablets featuring a low-power Intel Jasper Lake processor, which Intel says should deliver up to a 35-percent performance boost over the previous-gen chips based ...

The tablet is sold on its own but you can get a magnetic cover with a Bluetooth keyboard – one that comes without a touchpad – or you can go for a clamshell one that converts the tablet into a laptop, ...

Chinese device maker Chuwi has been making dual OS tablets capable of running Android and Windows for a little while. Now the company has launched a new model sporting an Intel Atom x5-8300 Cherry ...

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Are you looking for some handheld device to experience 4K? Then you should look at CHUWI Hi10 Air which is a tablet built with beautiful design and an integrated 4K supported hardware. You can use it ...

Budget PC maker Chuwi released two new devices featuring Intel’s latest entry-level Intel Twin Lake NX50 series processor: the MiniBook X N150 2-in-1 laptop and the Hi10 X N150 tablet. Chuwi says ...

Chuwi launched the Hi10 Max and it is currently available for purchase for 319 US Dollars. The model is listed on the brand’s own online store. This pricing is just for the tablet alone and does not ...

Weighing just 780g and a slim 9mm, the Hi10 Max is engineered for mobility. The new 2-in-1 is a fully-fledged tablet, complete with a detachable magnetic keyboard folio that you can buy separately to ...

In the NBA free agency market, there's a saying among fellow general managers: "It only takes one idiot to drive up the price." That means, for example, it didn't matter one iota that most basketball ...

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