Showing posts with label Cube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cube. Show all posts

6/06/2015

Cube’s i7 Stylus is a Wacom-stylus powered Intel Core-M tablet


Wacom is perhaps the most well-known name when we’re talking touch panels; and it would be only natural for a Chinese brand to flaunt the affiliation with the brand, if it is the case.

Chinese tablet maker Cube today announced the Cube i7 Stylus tablet, which being very true to its name, comes with a stylus. The i7 Stylus also comes with an Intel Core-M series 5Y10c processor, and a healthy 4GB of LPDDR3 RAM.

4/20/2015

Cube iWork 11 is an 11.6-inch tablet with call features


Popular tablet maker Cube have released yet another Windows tablet. The new Cube iWork 11 boasts all the usual Windows tablet details with the inclusion of call features.

With a big screen and the ability to use as a phone the Cube iWork 11 is still a tablet no matter how you look at it, there is now way you could get away with calling it a phablet! The 11.6-inch display is simply too large.

4/03/2015

Cube i7 CM comes with Ubuntu installed as standard

Tablet maker Cube have just sent over the specifications of their latest tablet model which surprisingly comes with Ubuntu OS installed as standard.

Cube have been a favourite Chinese tablet maker for years now. They sprung to fame with their range of Android tablets and used their expertise to make some interesting Windows tablet devices too.

Their upcoming model, the Cube i7 CM is a surprise though as it ditches Windows and Android in favour of Ubuntu as standard.

Measuring in at 11.6-inch the tablet has a FHD 1920 x 1080 resolution, 2GHz Intel Core M processor, 4GB RAM and 64GB of SSD flash memory.

3/13/2015

Cube iWork 11 is an 11.6-inch tablet with call features

Popular tablet maker Cube have released yet another Windows tablet. The new Cube iWork 11 boasts all the usual Windows tablet details with the inclusion of call features.

With a big screen and the ability to use as a phone the Cube iWork 11 is still a tablet no matter how you look at it, there is now way you could get away with calling it a phablet! The 11.6-inch display is simply too large.

The Cube iWork 11 is a good size device for using for general web browsing, and media consumption, but with a Windows 8.1 install you also have the flexibility to get productive while on the move and actually get some office work down while away from your desk.