The Edge HD is a decent sounding Windows tablet for the Philippines
Beyond the big, global brands that we see releasing products with Microsoft's Windows software on, there are a bunch of more regional brands doing good work, too.
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Take this, for example. It's the Edge HD, a Windows 8.1 tablet destined for the Philippines that doesn't look half bad.
Specs wise it's largely pretty impressive with some stand-out features for what's presumably a relatively affordable tablet:
- 9.7" IPS High Definition screen - 2048 x 1536 resolution
- Intel Atom Z3735F Quad Core processor
- Wifi & 3G
- 2GB memory & 16GB internal storage
- 2MP front & 5MP back camera
- Expandable external storage through MicroSD (up to 128GB)
- Long battery life at 8400mAh capacity
Aside from the poor internal storage everything else adds up to a very decent sounding tablet. Add in a free one-year subscription to Office 365 and you've got a proper, portable productivity machine. There's no word on price it seems, but if it's a tempting one for you, find out more at the link below.
- More: Edge HD website
Thanks Kenneth for the tip!
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