Onda’s one of the best known portable electronics makers from China. Right from the PMP days, Onda has been rather proactive with its gadgets but in the recent past seems to have gone into slumber.
If that’s what you thought also, the announcement of the Onda V919 Air CH should come as a sign of the brand’s awakening. The V919 Air CH, like other Chinese tablets of this day and age, comes with a 9.7-inch ‘retina’ screen of unspecified resolution, and is powered by the Cherry Trail X5 Z8500 Atom processor from Intel.
Besides the screen size (and the ‘retina’ tag that’s associated with it), the V919 Air CH shares the RAM amount with the Teclast X98 Pro, a tablet that seems to have caught the fancy of many a tech enthusiast here. Besides that, there’ll be 64GB of storage so you’ll have plenty playing around time before you’re made to add microSD storage.
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There’s no word on the remaining specifications of the Onda V919 Air CH.
2015 has been a prolific year as far as Chinese Android tablets are concerned. OEMs have taken full advantage of Microsoft’s relaxed policies, and have combined that with some stellar hardware and impressive prices. The Chuwi Vi10 is a prime example of such a tablet.
I am, at the moment, testing the Cube i7 Remix which also seems like a very good tablet. Stay tuned for the review, and meanwhile let us know what you think of the V919 Air CH!
no android ?
Can’t say right now, but it would be foolish to not have dual boot.
It is dual boot, bound to be onda’s usual unusable android rom so probably better to flash it to pure windows or buy from one of the many far superior brands like Chuwi, Cube, Teclast etc…..
Another piece of crap from onda, only an idiot would buy one of their tablets.
And here comes that idiot. But you can bet your ass I will not make that mistake a second time.
Just curious, why such a negative reactions to Onda here?? BTW I’m a Chuwi user and I’m pleased with their stuff. 😀
Because of their previous products. Good specs and design.. but not reliable, plenty of bugs and bad battery..
I hope (but seriously doubt) they will change their ways with this model because I like the specs and the design.
So far, Teclast seemed to be a good choice ..but they failed with the X98 PRO with lack of appropriate cooling. Chuwi are still a very good (best?) choice..and they have full size USB ports on the tablets. I’m looking forward to their next model Hi10.
Cube.. are..good ..but very slow with releases after the other brands.
Hey, that’s the first time I heard of Hi10. I think I have to check it out right now. 🙂
This is the best looking tablet i have ever seen. The HTC One look a like among the tablets.
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