There’s a new tablet in the making that on paper is very interesting. It will have an Intel Core M processor, dual-OS Android 5.1 and Windows 10, 4GB of RAM, a resolution of 2048 x 1536, and a cost of under $399.
Unfortunately it’s not a tablet from the likes of Samsung, Asus, or Lenovo, and obviously not Microsoft or Google. Instead this tablet is a Chinese Onda tablet, more specifically the newest version of the 9.7-inch Onda V919, which will launch after Windows 10 has been released in two weeks time.

Onda V919 3G
The Onda V919 exists in many forms already, either as a Windows or Android tablet, or as a dual-OS tablet with Android 4.4 and Windows 8.1. But on either of these tablets, they are either powered by a MediaTek MTK8392 processor or an Intel Atom Z3736 processor
. So the novelty on the newest version won’t only be the latest version of both operating systems, but also the Intel Core M 5Y10 processor. The trade off for more power is that the Intel Core M version costs twice as much as the older versions, since the Core M processor costs 10 times as much as the lower power processors.
It’s a shame that the quality brands doesn’t produce tablets like the Onda V919 3G, and that they haven’t made any more dual-OS tablets than they have. A notable exception have been the Asus Transformer Book Trio TX201LA, a dual-OS 2-in-1 tablet at 11.6-inches with a Intel Core processor in the keyboard dock and a less power consuming Intel Atom processor in the tablet.

Onda V919 3G rear
– Jim Miller
Asus