NuVision 8-inch Windows Tab

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In ref to this thread Sansui windows 8" WIB802, I've decided to expand the search for a decent windows tab at a reasonable price.

Came across this - NuVision 8-inch Windows Tablet @ Amazon.

Microsoft Store link - https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/d/nuvision-tm800w610l-signature-edition-tablet/8pqxt2zn12td

Specs:

Display - 8 in Full HD IPS touchscreen (1920 x 1200), 10-finger multi-touch support
Processor - Intel Atom x5-Z8300 1.44 GHz with Intel Burst Technology up to 1.84 GHz
Memory - 2GB DDR 1600 MHz
Hard drive size - 32GB eMMC
Operating system -Windows 10 Home, 64-bit
Media drive - Micro SD card reader
Audio - Intel SST Audio
Video - Intel HD Graphics with shared graphics memory
Ports - 1 Micro USB; 1 Micro HDMI; 1 Headphone output; 2 Microphone input (mike arrays)
Battery - Up to 6 hours
Camera - 2MP front, 5MP rear
Wireless - 802.11b/g/n (Miracast enabled)
Bluetooth - Bluetooth 4.0
Dimensions - 8.30 x 4.90 x 0.30 in (210.82 x 124.46 x 7.62 mm)
Weight - 0.60 lbs (272.15 g)

Watched some reviews, colour me impressed.Decided to bite the bullet and purchase one to see how it fairs.

Total cost including shipping R1382.68
Has been shipped today,expected delivery Jul 14- Jul 20.

Will update this thread once I have it in my hands
 
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Tab arrived yesterday.
Have not had the time to test yet,but man the screen is over 9000x better than that Sansui
 
Not that I am looking for Windows 10 tablet, but could it work instead of Chromcast for HD streaming? Thinking ahead, fiber is coming to our area in few months.

On the other side Windows 10 Home is definitely no go, it will update itself as a hell. Can we install Linux?
 
Memory and hard drive space is too small.

Need minimum 4gb and 64gig drive.
 
xcaliber said:
Memory and hard drive space is too small.

Need minimum 4gb and 64gig drive.
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Had a Nextbook 10 with 1gb and 16gb and that was just about livable. I reckon 2 + 32 would be pretty spiffy for a tab costing R1400 or so. You certainly don't need 4 + 64 to run windows 10.
 
Nick333 said:
Had a Nextbook 10 with 1gb and 16gb and that was just about livable. I reckon 2 + 32 would be pretty spiffy for a tab costing R1400 or so. You certainly don't need 4 + 64 to run windows 10.
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Just going by reviews and my own tablet. 32 gig is not enough after windows is installed. Reports of updating problems.

Also, using the tablet as a all in one device. My 4gig one uses ram like hell
 
xcaliber said:
Just going by reviews and my own tablet. 32 gig is not enough after windows is installed. Reports of updating problems.

Also, using the tablet as a all in one device. My 4gig one uses ram like hell
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I'm just going by what I know for a fact.
32 gig is plenty for the OS. I had it running on 16gig. My suggestion to windows tablet users is to use an SD card for apps and files and leave the built-in "hdd" to windows.

As to the memory thing, like I said, Windows 10 was just about usable on 1gig, it can only be more usable on 2. It obviously depends on what you're using the device for. I would imagine most people aren't using their R1400 tablet for emulation or video editing.

Windows will adjust to the amount of available memory. If there isn't much, it will use paging or whatever the modern equivalent is which shouldn't be too much hassle on a device with solid state memory.
 
Never got to fully test it.My SO decided that it was hers and thus claimed lol.
I can tell you that she uses it daily without complaints(to me at least)
 
So with a weird turn of events,I was able to get myself the other version of this Tab off a local classifieds site.
Its pretty much the same as the above with the following CPU - 1.33 GHz Intel Atom Z3735F

Hanging on to this one haha.
Will post a review soon
 
animehero said:
Its pretty much the same as the above with the following CPU - 1.33 GHz Intel Atom Z3735F
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Not the same CPU. x5-Z8300 has a high peak performance (aproaching i3/i5 in short bursts) and I think is able to decode the latest movie standards (HEVC 10-bit and YouTube VP9), will try to verify later as a matter of interest, as looking for a decent streaming device.

EDIT: Nope. Only hardware support for HEVC 8-bit. CPU is not fast enough for decoding 10-bit HEVC in software. It is just Intel...
 
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sajunky said:
Not the same CPU. x5-Z8300 has a high peak performance (aproaching i3/i5 in short bursts) and I think is able to decode the latest movie standards (HEVC 10-bit and YouTube VP9), will try to verify later as a matter of interest, as looking for a decent streaming device.
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Sorry I worded it incorrectly.
I meant its the same specs as above with the exception of the CPU,that being Z3735F.
The one from my original post has the x5-Z8300,which the SO claimed
 
It's important to note that if a gpu cannot decode video via hardware there always is the slower software fallback which (correct me if wrong) tends to happen automatically... hardware decoding can also be set to only be available for a specific app.
 
Nick333 said:
Had a Nextbook 10 with 1gb and 16gb and that was just about livable.
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I have one and use it all the time - it's great as long as you only have one application open - well worth the peanuts it cost!
 
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