Cube is a maker well known for it’s budget Android tablets, mostly from its RK3066 heydays. It’s 2016 now (almost 2017), and every tablet is running Windows 10 (and sometimes, Android/RemixOS alongside). A new Cube tablet, the Cube WP10 has been launched.
It’s a device with a 6.98-inch screen, which according to me, makes it a large phablet by today’s standards. Which is interesting, the Cube WP10 runs not on Android or desktop Windows, but Windows 10 Mobile.
The WP10 is powered by a Qualcomm MSM8909 SoC (the Snapdragon 210) along with 2GB of RAM and 16GB on-board storage. It makes the WP10 quite a basic phablet/tablet in that case… which is also reflected in its asking price of $125.
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The 6.98-inch display has a resolution of 1280 x 720p, while a camera can be found on either side of the device — 2 mega-pixel front and a 5 mega-pixel rear. Also present in the armoury is a GPS module, which further emphasises on the point of the WP10 being a phablet more than anything.
Oh and there’s support (calling and data) for the following networks as well: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz, WCDMA 2100MHz, FDD-LTE 1800/2100MHz.
You can purchase the Cube WP10 for $125.
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Too late now, but I can’t believe Microsoft never worked with Mediatek to get their SoCs to support Windows Phone, back when developers at least attempted to make apps for it.
Snap 210………….
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Too late now, but I can’t believe Microsoft never worked with Mediatek to get their SoCs to support Windows Phone, back when developers at least attempted to make apps for it.
Snap 210………….
…………. -_-