Original Chuwi Vi10 Pro Dual OS Quad Core 2.16GHz CPU 10.6 inch Dual Cameras 64G ROM 2GB RAM — $220.00 (Save 11%!)



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Original Chuwi Vi10 Pro Dual OS Quad Core 2.16GHz CPU 10.6 inch Dual Cameras 64G ROM 2GB RAM — $220.00 (Save 11%!)
Original Chuwi Vi10 Pro Dual OS Quad Core 2.16GHz CPU 10.6 inch Dual Cameras 64G ROM 2GB RAM Win8 & Android Tablet pc Model Number Chuwi Vi10 Pro Dual OS Color Black CPU Inte Atom Z3736F Quad Core 2.16GHz GPU 7th Generration inte graphincs Display Colour 16 Million Colors OS Win8+Android 4.4 Touch Screen 10.6-Inch IPS-LCD, Multi-Touch...


Original Chuwi Vi10 Pro Dual OS Quad Core 2.16GHz CPU 10.6 inch Dual Cameras 64G ROM 2GB RAM Win8 & Android Tablet pc Model Number Chuwi Vi10 Pro Dual OS Color Black CPU Inte Atom Z3736F Quad Core 2.16GHz GPU 7th Generration inte graphincs Display Colour 16 Million Colors OS Win8+Android 4.4 Touch Screen 10.6-Inch IPS-LCD, Multi-Touch Capcitive Screen HD: 1366x768Pixels Internal Memory RAM:2GB BSDRM DDR3 ROM:64G NAND Flash Languages Czech, Dansk, German, English, Spanish, Russian, French, Italian, Dutch, Norwegian, Polski, Greek, Portuguese, Svenska, Turkey, Korean, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese Sensors Gravity Sensor Wireless and Cellular Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g/n 11Mbps to 54Mbps) 3G External Dual Camera Front: 2.0 mega pixel / Rear: 2.0 mega pixel Dimensions 246.5 x 149.0 x 2.8 mm Net Weight 523.5g with battery Battery Built-in Lithium Battery: 8000mAh( Working time: 3-8 hours ). Display Size 10.6 inches WSVGA HDMI Built-in HDMI Out Port. OTG yes GPS none Phone Call yes Bluetooth yes Input/Output Micro 5PIN USB Port 3.5-mm Stereo Headphone Jack Built-in Speaker Microphone Micro TF Card Slot (Support Expansion up to 128GB) Support Format Video:AVI, MP4, FLV, 3GP, MOV, ASF, MPEG, RMVB, H.263, H.264, etc Audio: MP3, AAC, WAV, etc Picture: JPG , GIF , BMP , PNG , etc... EBOOK:UMD, TXT, PDF, HTML, RTF, FB2...
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