Name: 10
Brand: Linx
SKU: 16622
Rating: 4.2 (42 reviews)

Linx 10 - Pros & Cons

Controls for volume and power are more defined and better positioned for easier access
good build quality and nice set of features
lightweight tablet which is easy to carry around
crispy visuals with details and vivid background
ultra-slim design with an exceptional touchscreen and detachable keyboard
Battery life was usually quite good
Works great as a tablet and for accessing work files
The battery performs well here too
good Windows performance at a very reasonable price
Browsing is crisp
The touchscreen has multi-finger support and is sharp and responsive
improved IPS display
better battery and much improved speakers
Surprisingly everything works smoothly
Modern UI everything works great
It s very simple but works perfectly fine
a great experience and the screen is actually fine for almost everything
The new design works well and fits in the hands better than the previous generation
performance of the device is excellent given its price

Windows tablets are still clunky
overpriced
and the ugly ducklings of the tablet market
The keyboard not only serves as a cover
Bing is set up as the default search engine
messy cables behind the screen
No Windows RT rubbish here
micro-USB port and an OTG adapter
many Windows Store apps will not work (including VLC)
inferior specifications and build quality
It is a bit small and cramped
abysmal Windows 8 and Windows 8
Colours are a little washed out when viewing photos
still no 5GHz support which is a shame
loss of one of your USB ports
a more difficult set of scales to balance
Key travel is average and the keys sometimes feel a little stubborn
the wifi range seemed a little low
irritating because Desktop apps are not optimised for touch
obviously a lack of apps and games on the Windows App store
lack of desktop mode on their tablet or touchscreen laptop
Desktop mode for touchscreen is not great at all
Probably one of the worst rear cameras
does baffle me in Windows 10 is the loss of the charms bar
charging is even slower
lack of a screen upgrade
lack of game-changing applications
lack of DTS audio decoding
difficult not to have a soft spot for a fully featured Windows device
Nothing will replace a keyboard for typing
lacking support for 2GB of DDR3 RAM

Linx 10 - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
CPU Frequency	1.83 GHz Best: Wacom Cintiq Companion CPU Frequency: 3 GHz
CPU Cores	4 Best: Asus Transformer Pad TF300T CPU Cores: 12
Pixel density	149 ppi Best: Hisense VIDAA Mirror Pixel density: 431 ppi
Screen size	10.1 in Best: Planar Helium PCT2785 Screen size: 27 in

Linx - Video Reviews (9)

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Linx 10 - Full Specifications

Display technology	IPS
Screen size	10.1 in
Resolution	1280 x 800 px
Pixel density	149.0 ppi
Touchscreen	yes
Additional display support	yes

Colour of product	Black

Internal storage	32 GB
Maximum memory card size	64.0 GB
Memory card supported	microSD

Rear camera	yes
Front camera	yes
Rear resolution	2.0 Mpx
Front resolution	2.0 Mpx
Video resolution	720p
Digital zoom	yes

Wi-Fi	yes

Height	6.8 in
Width	10.1 in
Depth	0.4 in
Weight	21.2 oz

Operating system	Windows 8.1
RAM memory	2 GB
CPU Cores	4
CPU Frequency	1.83 GHz
CPU Model	Intel Atom
GPU Model	Intel HD Graphics

Accelerometer	yes

Type of USB	Micro-USB
Bluetooth	yes
Bluetooth version	4.0
Charging connection	Micro-USB
Headphone connection	3.5mm

Battery type	Li-Ion
Battery capacity	7900.0 mAh
Battery life	8.0 h

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