When the Chinese tablet brand Alldocube released the 8GB RAM Android tablet Alldocube iPlay40 in January with a pre-launch price of just $189, it sold like hot cupcakes. Or even better. So stores ran out of stock pretty quickly, and consequently this tablet did not even make it to the normal stores that Chinese tablets launch from. But now a second batch is now on its way, and final launch … more…
Alldocube, the Chinese tablet brand that used to be known as Cube a few years ago, is about to celebrate something of an anniversary soon. And on that occasion they will be launching some anniversary edition tablets, such as this upcoming 8-inch Android 10 tablet named Alldocube iPlay 8T: https://www.banggood.com/Alldocube-iPlay-8T Talk about confusing model name when it’s pronounced in English. But that aside, this a cheap but low powered 8-inch … more…
In 2020 we have seen the introduction of a lot of 10.4-inch tablets. And now Alldocube is set to be launch what is most likely the last new 10.4-inch tablet of 2020, which will premiere on Aliexpress.com It’s called the Alldocube iPlay 40, and it’s a 10.4-inch Android 10 tablet, featuring a 2000 x 1200 resolution display, and even quad speakers. The most surprising piece of hardware is probably that … more…
Alldocube started accepting deposits for their new Alldocube iPlay 30 tablet in China in September, but now the tablet is closer to launching internationally too as it’s taking pre-orders internationally now with release in November for $199: https://www.banggood.com/Alldocube-iPlay-30 In that price range it even goes head to head against tablets such as the Samsung Galaxy Tab A7. At the core of the tablet we have an octa-core 2.0 GHz MediaTek … more…
Alldocube is adding a Pro tablet to their line of Android 10 tablets this summer, at least in name, as they’re going to launch a 6GB RAM version called Alldocube iPlay 20 Pro for about the same as a Fire HD 10 on July 27th: https://www.banggood.com/Alldocube-iPlay-20-Pro-SC9863A-Octa-Core-6GB An Alldocube iPlay 20 Pro tablet for that price makes it the cheapest 6GB RAM Android tablet by a long shot. It also has … more…
Alldocube will poll the interest and fund the Expand X through Indiegogo I’ve have learned, were the first early bird offers will be priced at $199. Alldocub Expand X isn’t a tablet or 2-in-1 in itself, as it doesn’t feature its own computer hardware. Alldocube themselves carefully calls it “the equivalent of a cloud computer.” Personally I still see it as a portable display with a keyboard, despite being compatible … more…
A new 10.1-inch Full HD Android 10 tablet by the name Alldocube iPlay 20 is launching this summer with a modern tablet design featuring narrow bezels. There’s been talk in the computer industry lately about Unisoc processors launching on more tablets in 2020 than ever before, and we are really starting to see that talk materialize, as the Alldocube iPlay 20 is powered by a Unisoc processor too. In fact … more…
On the one year anniversary of the Alldocube Knote 5 tablet, the company has come up with a successor called Alldocube Knote 5 Pro: https://www.geekbuying.com/item/ALLDOCUBE-KNote5-Pro-Tablet-PC The overall specs are pretty much the same, as this is an 11.6-inch Windows 10 tablet that’s intended to be cheap yet offer the capacity to be productive and act as a mini-laptop. The main specs we are dealing with here are an 11.6-nci screen … more…
Chinese tablet brand Alldocube has now announced the Alldocube X Neo tablet we leaked some time ago. It hasn’t launched yet, but it has a set of specs that might even challenge Samsung’s midrange tablets a little bit: https://www.banggood.com/Alldocube-X-Neo Alldocube X Neo is a totally new Android 9.0 tablet from Alldocube, with a 10.5-inch screen and a AMOLED display from none other than Samsung. So the screen should be brilliant, … more…
Two years ago, Alldocube launched a 13.3-inch Windows tablet called Alldocube KNote 8, which was powered by the Intel Core m3-7Y30 processor. Now, a cheaper version of the same tablet is launching as the Alldocube KNote 8 Lite for $399: https://www.banggood.com/Alldocube-knote-8-Lite-Intel-Kaby-Lake You would be pretty good at guessing if you had accurately guessed what processor the Alldocube KNote 8 Lite is powered by, as it’s actually powered by an Intel … more…
Chinese tablet brand Alldocube is now going to launch their first new tablet computer after the lockdown started to ease in China, with a 10.5-inch Android 9.0 tablet named Alldocube X Neo. And some of you may like that Alldocube went with a Qualcomm processor instead of a MediaTek processor this time, more specifically the octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 processor, together with 4GB of RAM, and 64GB storage. As a … more…
Alldocube has come up with a kind of interesting new computer product in the form of a portable 13.3-inch monitor with keyboard that can be connected to anything from a smartphone, to Nintendo Switch, to tablets. It’s called the Alldocube Expand X and will launched later in 2020. It has a 13.3-inch large touchscreen and a built-in kickstand on the back. The display has 2K resolution of 2560 x 1440, … more…
Alldocube is launching the 10.1-inch Android tablet Alldocube M5X Pro with a Helio X27 chipset towards the end of January for just $169: https://www.banggood.com/Original-Box-Alldocube-M5X-Pro The Pro in the Alldocube M5X Pro model name is a bit misleading however, since the only pro upgrade on this tablet over the regular M5X is that has 128GB storage. Other than that it’s exactly the same tablet as the 64GB Alldocube M5X. That’s not … more…
Here’s something I know will interest a lot of you, a brand new 7-inch Android tablet by the name Alldocube iPlay 7T with Android 9.0 that will launch for under $75 between late September and early October: https://www.gearbest.com/android-tablets/pp_009990897571 The specific specs starts with a 6.98-inch screen with 1280 x 720 resolution, and then a quad-core Unisoc SC9832E for processor, with 2GB of RAM, and 16GB of storage. MicroSD cards are … more…
A new 11.6-inch Windows 2-in-1 tablet by the name of Alldocube Nuvision is launching for $229 in the middle of August, with international delivery: https://www.gearbest.com/2in1-laptops/pp_009325665489.html That’s a very attractive price considering that it even comes with the keyboard cover included in the package. The problem is the processor though. As it’s powered by the Intel Celeron N3350 processor, it only performs a little bit better in most tasks than something … more…