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 based on the Tremont architecture. The jump in performance does not come at the cost of battery power as the new Jasperlake chipset is also known to be extremely power efficient as well.
Coming to the tablet itself, it boasts of a 10.1-inch 2.5D curved glass IPS panel that is lit up by 1920 x 1200 pixels. Onboard, you have 6 GB of LPDDR4 RAM along with 128 GB of EMMC storage. Keeping everything moving is a quite generous 22 kW battery. The tablet is also accompanied by the Hipen H6 stylus as well as a detachable keyboard. For connectivity, there is a pair of USB Type-C ports, a 3.5 mm headphone jack, an HDMI out slot, and a microSD card reader.
Price has been kept a secret though, but won’t be the same for long as the tablet is all set to launch globally in April 2021 itself.
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