I bought a new ARMAGEDDON 27-inch Gaming Monitor & Headphones #armageddon

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My new ARMAGEDDON (website) gaming monitor and headphones finally arrived. The first time I've bought gaming products from them, although I think I've bought their backpack before. They have been around for quite some time.

I bought a new gaming monitor because my old Asus or Acer (couldn't remember) had burn marks on the screen. My old monitor was 24 inches I upgraded to a 27-inch. I believe I've had the old monitor for over five years. It's a good monitor.

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I was on a budget. I decided on the Armageddon monitor when I saw it was on offer for $100+. Others offered below the $200 mark but I decided on Armageddon brand. That's why I also got the Armageddon brand headphones. 

Once in a while, I like to try out other brands to see if they're any good compared to others. Prices, design, and specs matter to me too. I like the company's logo. Too bad they didn't include any stickers with their products like Razer. 

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When I buy Razer products and get their stickers, I paste them everywhere. I think cool company stickers help create loyalty and also promote your company brands. So, Armageddon, you know what to do. Send me some stickers!

I love the Armageddon logo. It's a waste that they didn't include any stickers. I would also love it if they want to sponsor me (haha!). They have many latest products that you can check on their main website. I'm already thinking of maybe buying a new gaming PC from them.

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My current gaming PC is from Aftershock (website). Check out my unboxing video here. Don't forget to like and share. I took a quick look at the video and realized, I've had this PC for seven years. And, it's still working fine. But, the hard disk died and I had to re-use the old laptop hard disk.

I'm upgrading to a bigger SSD for the main drive and adding more RAM or getting a new one. It's always good to update to the latest tech. Mine has been seven years. Even the Aftershock company has grown bigger. They have many new offerings and promo.

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The tech has gotten bigger and better. You can get bigger SSD storage sizes. My PC had the GTX 1060 3GB back then. Now, it's the i9s and RTX 4090s. I still have my HP laptop with AMD Ryzen 7. Now, they already have Ryzen 9. 

HP has good laptops. I have people buying via my Amazon links. I also recommended my ex-colleague buy an upgraded version with more RAM and storage space. My recommended minimum is 16GB of RAM. I had a problem editing videos with just 8GB of RAM.

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HP Pavilion laptop Amd RYZEN 7 4700u 16gb 1TB ssd Radeon graphic unboxing

HP 2021 Pavilion Laptop, 15.6" FHD IPS Display, AMD Ryzen 7 4700U (>i7-10710U), 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Webcam, B&O Audio, WiFi 6, Bluetooth, Backlit Keyboard, Fingerprint, Numeric Keypad, Win 10 Home

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Well, finally the HP laptop that I recommended to my friend to get arrived. And, he actually ordered the 16GB Ram version. He told me he prefers the 8GB Ram and upgrades it later. But, I told him, it's such a hassle to open the bottom case and it might also void the warranty if any shit happens.

I think he also says that he prefers the 14" screen instead of the 15.6 inches. It's the same kind of thinking of trying to scrimp and save. I've been using the HP 15.6 screen size and I feel it's much better for my bad eyesight. Also, you'll get a full keyboard with a number pad.



HP Pavilion 15 Laptop: AMD Ryzen 7 4700U, 512GB SSD, 16GB DDR4 RAM, 15.6" Full HD IPS Display, Windows 10

• AMD Ryzen 7 4700U Processor (2.0 GHz base clock, up to 4.1 GHz max boost clock, 8 MB L3 cache, 8 cores)
• 15.6" diagonal, Full HD (1920 x 1080), IPS, micro-edge, BrightView Display
• 512GB PCIe NVMe M.2 Solid State Drive
• 16GB DDR4-3200 SDRAM (2x8 GB), AMD Radeon Graphics
• Realtek RTL8822CE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac (2x2) Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5 combo, Windows 10 Home

If your work involved calculations, that number pad will be pretty nifty. One thing is that the laptop version he got doesn't have the fingerprint sensor. Mine has and it's much faster to log in instead of having to type your password.

He will also appreciate the webcam for a video call with his family back at home in India. I like to link my Samsung Note 10+ to my laptop and use WhatsApp for messaging, voice msg/calls, and video calls. Since I'm on my computer all the time, I seldom need to check my phone.



HP 2021 Pavilion Laptop, 15.6" FHD IPS Display, AMD Ryzen 7 4700U (>i7-10710U), 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Webcam, B&O Audio, WiFi 6, Bluetooth, Backlit Keyboard, Fingerprint, Numeric Keypad, Win 10 Home

The important thing is that it's within his budget. And, for the price, this is not a bad laptop. Yesterday, I tried transferring pictures and videos from my camera to my laptop and it was pretty smooth. I edited the video and upload it to my youtube channel.

My laptop only has 8GB of ram. It'll be much better with 16GB ram, like my friend's laptop. That's why I insisted that he get the 16GB of ram. Yeah, you might save if you upgrade it later but if you have the dough just pay for it and avoid the hassle later. Unless you're the tinkering type and know what you're doing.



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For the moment there, I thought my friend wanted to upgrade the CPU aka the processor. I told him it's an integrated motherboard. It's a laptop, not a desktop. Turn out he was referring to his desktop ram. He wishes to upgrade from 6GB to 8GB ram. Lol.

Just to let you guys know, that not every Indian knows anything about computers. The joke about Indian IT guys is funny but India is pretty big and not everyone has the money to study or even own a computer. My Indian friend works as an electrician but he knows shit about computers. 



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To be clear, I'm no computer expert myself. I learned through self-learning since the mid-90s. That's when the computer world was booming. I just happened to finish my two years compulsory National Service (NS) in the military and got a job as a civil servant after that.

Lucky for me, I got to learn to use the computer and simply expand my knowledge from there. I even once got a job at an Apple factory. Can't remember which year but I didn't stay long. I was pretty impressed with their system video capabilities back then.

I really miss those fun days. Used to go out with my friends to the computer mall just to look around. That's how we spend our weekend. I haven't been there for a pretty long while since then. I don't even know if the building is still around. Last I heard, they're gonna tear it down to build a damn condo. 

Anyway, my friend will pick up his new laptop this weekend. Hope he enjoys it!

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HP 15.6 Inch FHD Touchscreen Laptop AMD Ryzen 7 4700U 16GB 512GB

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I told my friend to check out for any updates about his laptop purchased last weekend. Turn out, the order was canceled and his money refund by the seller. They also called to inform him about it. Apparently, they didn't have the stock for it.

Anyway, my friend told me to recommend another and I recommend him an upgraded version of the same HP laptop that I bought last year. It has almost the same specs as the laptop I'm using now. AMD Ryzen 7 4700U 16GB Ram, 512GB SSD, and Radeon mobile graphics.



HP 15.6 Inch FHD Touchscreen Laptop, AMD Ryzen 7 4700U (8-Core) Processor, 16GB, 512GB, Backlit Keyboard, 15-eh0015cl

You can check out my HP laptop unboxing video here on my Youtube Channel. I only wish that I had the 16GB Ram. I can definitely upgrade but opening up the case is pretty 'scary'. You have to peel out the bottom case with something sharp and avoid pitting it.

You can watch the inside of the laptop here. I've posted about it before. I'm pretty surprised by how thin, and light the motherboard is. Of course, most of the parts are integrated. Thank goodness, I can upgrade the rams. That's why I advised my friend to just get the 16GB ram to avoid all the hassles.



HP - Envy x360 2-in-1 15.6" Touch-Screen Laptop - AMD Ryzen 7 - 8GB Memory - 512GB SSD - Nightfall Black

My friend just told me that instead of getting the 16GB Ram version, he got the 8GB ram instead. He was thinking of upgrading it later and saving some money. I told him, that it's not worth the hassle. I've already told him how hard it is to peel open the bottom case cover.

The case might get pitted from the peeling tools and I feel as if it can break if you use too much force. Also, you might void the warranty if shits happen. I don't like opening up a new laptop and disfigured it. I'll rather wait maybe a year or two before opening it up.



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Frankly, I'm surprised that HP design the bottom casing this way. If you look at other laptops, well, decades ago, I used to open up laptops to upgrade the ram or hard disk. And, it was pretty easy. All you need to do was just unscrewing the screws.

I don't know of any laptop that needs a peeling tool. I actually thought it would be easy. I had to search Google to see how to open up the case. I almost break the bottom case trying to force it open. Coincidentally, I had and used the tools that I bought to replace my DS lite casing. 



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It's gonna be a while before I'm opening the case again. Even with just 8GB of ram, my laptop still runs fine. Although, I feel it'll run much better with a 16GB ram. Other than that, I'm pretty satisfied with my HP laptop. Also, kinda weird that my unboxing video had a lot of viewers from India. :p

I think like me, they like the silver design. It has a backlit keyboard with a nice typing springy feeling. I put a silicone keyboard cover over it. My first time using a silicone cover feels a little weird, but I guess I'll get used to it. As long as it protects the keyboard from dust and spills.



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Love the webcam that I used with Whatsapp to video-chat with my family. And, definitely love the fingerprint sensor. It's much faster for quick logging into the system. I didn't like the fingerprint sensor decades ago. They have definitely improved the technology.

My friend going to enjoy using the laptop I'm recommending to him. HP and AMD should pay me for recommending their products. It's the first time my friend actually using an AMD processor. He thoughts AMD was an Intel processor. Keep asking me if it's the 11th gen version. Lol.

As popular as AMD is right now with their latest products, people still are used to Intel and NVIDIA. Okay, non-gamer like my friend, might not know NVIDIA. But most gaming laptops use their graphics cards. The previous laptop I recommended to my friend had the MX330. 

Since he got this HP AMD laptop, it'll be his first experience using the Radeon integrated mobile graphics. Not bad for low-medium gaming.

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My Friend Asked Me To Recommend Laptop Below USD$980 Budget

2021 Newest Dell G5 Gaming Laptop,15.6'' FHD 144Hz Display, Intel i7-10750H, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Max-Q, 64GB DDR4 RAM, 2TB PCIe SSD, Webcam, HDMI, WiFi, Backlit Keyboard, Win10 Home

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So, late yesterday night, my ex-colleague Whatsapp me, requesting advice on getting a new laptop. I thought he was joking at first as he's asked me before about re-selling my laptops to him. He already has a budget and brand in mind but not sure about the specs.

I asked him a couple of questions like does he likes to game, and what's the main purpose of the laptop. He says, he's not interested in gaming and anyway, good gaming laptops are way over his budget. He showed me a Dell laptop that he was currently looking at.



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I told him I got my HP laptop with AMD Ryzen 7, Radeon Vega 10 mobile graphics, 8GB ram, webcam, fingerprint sensor, and 512GB SSD. All within the price of USD$670+. Which was coincidentally on a special sale price. I had to wait for the actual sale day to purchase it.

Of course, the price went up to around $800 after that. Last I checked, it was sold out. If my friend had asked me and the offer is still on, I would have recommended him that. The problem with getting a laptop you really want is that the specs and design vary between them.



2021 Newest Dell G5 Gaming Laptop,15.6'' FHD 144Hz Display, Intel i7-10750H, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Max-Q, 64GB DDR4 RAM, 2TB PCIe SSD, Webcam, HDMI, WiFi, Backlit Keyboard, Win10 Home

The Dell laptop that my friend showed me he's looking at only has 14". I told him to get the 15.6" instead for better viewing pleasure. I'm wearing specs, I find the 15" screen is much better for my eyes. Also, it meant I would have a full keyboard with number pads.

After looking around some of the laptops, I found a Dell laptop that suits his budget and usage. It's 15.6 inches, has a webcam (assuming by the pictures), 512GB SSD, i5-1135G7 (supposedly better than i7-1165G7), MX330 Graphics, Windows 10 Pro, and 3 Year Warranty. Price of around USD$905.



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The good thing is that the laptop already has 16GB ram, so he doesn't have to think about upgrading. He did say wanted more storage but I told him, why wouldn't 512GB be enough? Unless he's gaming, take a lot of videos and pictures. Anyway, it's much better to back up to an external drive.

I told him the MX330 would at least allow him to play some games on low-medium. Although he insists he's not gonna game. I replied even then, it might help if he's doing video editing. For example, my gaming desktop with GTX 1060 3GB and 16GB ram does makes my video editing smooth and doesn't lag.



Dell G5 Gaming Laptop (2021 Latest Model), 15.6" FHD 120Hz Display, AMD Ryzen 7 4800H Processor (Beats i9-10885H), AMD Dadeon RX 5600M Graphics (Equivalent to RTX 2060), 32GB RAM, 1TB PCIe SSD, Win 10

I remember using my old Pentium pc to do video editing back in the days and it used to crash a lot. Sometimes, Microsoft Movie Maker software won't even start. Even my HP laptop had a bit of a problem when I wanted to edit video gameplay. That's why I'm thinking of upgrading from the 8GB of stock rams.

The important thing is that it fits within his budget and the laptop could last him for about 5-10 years, maybe. My Acer Spin Pentium N4200 that I bought around March 2017 is still in pretty good shape. I can even play some old games like Diablo II. Although, I had to upgrade the ram from 4 to 8GB.

It does lag once in a while. That's why I'm not using it for heavy stuff like video editing. I mostly use it for retro gaming, backing up important files, and of course for entertainment like youtube. It's actually a 2-in-1 laptop but it's too heavy to be used as a tablet. That's why I prefer a detachable keyboard laptop.

Anyway, pretty much left it up to my bro now. Lol.

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Why Aren't There Any 2 in 1 Windows 10 Gaming Tablet PC?

2 in 1 Laptop Windows 10 Laptop Computers, Ezbook X1 Full HD Touchscreen Laptop Display 11.6 inch 6GB RAM 128GB ROM

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Yes, today, I'm going to talk about the 2 in 1 Windows 10 tablet pc again. Not, specifically my tablet pc. The thing is, I'm practically enjoying using this type of laptop. Being able to use it like any other laptop but, later on at night undocking it from the keyboard and using it as a tablet.

I have an Acer 2 in 1 laptop. But, I can't un-dock it. If I want to use it as a tablet, I can just fold it. The problem is, with the keyboard, it's pretty heavy. I end up not using it in tablet form. That's why I really like my new tablet pc.



2 in 1 Laptop Windows 10 Laptop Computers, Ezbook X1 Full HD Touchscreen Laptop Display 11.6 inch 6GB RAM 128GB ROM

I'm wondering why there aren't any Windows 10 gaming tablet pc in the market right now. I'm not a computer or design engineer but hasn't the technology today got slimmer yet? The other day, when I opened my HP AMD Ryzen laptop, I was pretty surprised by how thin the motherboard is.

I also opened up my tablet pc to see if I can upgrade the ram. And, it has the same small design motherboard with integrated ram and ROMs. I guess, the key to making your laptop or tablet slim and light is to integrate everything. Lucky for me, I can upgrade my HP laptop ram.



2020 Apple iPad Air (10.9-inch, Wi-Fi + Cellular, 256GB) - Silver (4th Generation)

Apple is already doing it with their M1 Chip iPad. It's becoming so much powerful, that I can use it to take videos, pictures, edit them, put some background music that I created via the Garage Band app and upload it to my youtube channel. All done in a single day.

Back in the days, I can't do that on my old Pentium pc. I usually use the 2MP webcam camera to take videos and edit them with Microsoft free video editor. Sometimes, my pc will hang while loading. The worst part is when you're halfway done and it crashes. No wonder, old gens pc user got rage issues. Lol!



Apple MacBook Air with Apple M1 Chip (13-inch, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD Storage) - Space Gray (Latest Model) Z124000FK

Last year, I followed my niece to buy the Apple watch. I got the chance to check out their latest iPhones and laptop with M1 chips. I still hate the notch but besides that, they actually look good. Even with the old design. I was pretty amazed at the slim and light laptop. Never mind, how smooth everything is.

Microsoft Surface Pro isn't that bad either. I actually thought of buying it. But, I don't have the money to get one right now. That's why I went for the cheap, no brand Windows 10 tablet pc. You can actually play some games on it but not to the level of a real gaming laptop.



Microsoft Surface Pro 7 – 12.3" Touch-Screen - 10th Gen Intel Core i5 - 8GB Memory - 128GB SSD (Latest Model) – Platinum with Black Type Cover

I'm not really a hardcore pc gamer but, if I can go for the highest specs, I'll get the best that's available right now. I like the idea of a gaming tablet pc that you can play the latest games and also for winding down before you go to sleep.

Would be nice to un-dock my gaming tablet pc and use it as a tablet. Just for watching youtube or listening to music. Preferably, below the 10-inch touchscreen size. Being light and slim would make it easy for me to hold in one hand while lying on my back, which I usually do.

I like that it's also a full Windows 10 instead of those Android tablet versions Youtube app where you can't even comment or reply to them. I've set up my on-screen keyboard to be used with just my right thumb. Pretty nifty. Yes, I'm loving my tablet PC, only wishing it has high-end gaming laptop specs.

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What Can You Do With Intel Atom Z3745D 1.3GHZ Quad Core 2GB RAM Windows 10 Tablet PC?

CHUWI UBook 11.6'' Touchscreen 2-in-1 Windows 10 Tablet PC, Intel N4100 Quad Core Processor, 1080P Display, 8GB RAM/256GB SSD with Type-c, USB 3.0 (Keyboard and Pen not Included)

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Well, if you've watched my video, you can actually do lots of things on an Intel Atom Z3745D, 1.3GHZ, Quad-Core, 2GB DDR3 Ram tablet pc. Of course, there are limitations because of the low-end specs. That's why it's a cheap or affordable price.

For basic stuff like checking emails, watching youtube, playing simple Microsoft games. There are some good games on STEAM that you can play too. But, you can't install that many because of the 64GB storage. Although most things load a little slow they run fine.



CHUWI UBook 11.6'' Touchscreen 2-in-1 Windows 10 Tablet PC, Intel N4100 Quad Core Processor, 1080P Display, 8GB RAM/256GB SSD with Type-c, USB 3.0 (Keyboard and Pen not Included)

The tablet pc that I bought is a no-brand version. I think it's meant to be for students. Probably, Chinese students cause I can't seem to get rid of the Chinese words. As I've said before, I'm surprised that it actually runs pretty smooth with Windows 10 Pro (activated).

I downloaded separately a Windows 10 update to the latest version (2018). This able me to download some latest programs. The other day, I tried to download and install Visual Studio 2019 and it has no problem running. Wish, it comes with more storage space.



CHUWI Hi10 X Tablet with Keyboard and Stylus Pen, 10.1" 2 in 1 Tablet PC, Intel N4120 Quad-core, 6GB LPDDR4 128GB eMMC, 1920x1200 FHD IPS Multi-Touch Display, 2xType-C, BT5.1, Dual Wi-Fi, Windows 10

I opt to change the 10-inch touch screen resolution from 1366 x 768 (recommended) to 1280 X 720. First, it makes thing a little bigger and 2nd, hoping it'll be less stress and able to run a little better. The design comes with a tough protected casing on both the keyboard and screen.

Someone commented on my video that he didn't like the design. It actually looks kinda old and ugly. But, that's precisely why I like it. Also, it's cheap. Around USD$150. By the way, in the last post, I said that there's something wrong with the Caps lock key, but now it's back to normal.



HP Pavilion x360 14 Convertible 2-in-1 Laptop, 14” Full HD Touchscreen Display, Intel Core i5, 8 GB DDR4 RAM, 512 GB SSD Storage, Windows 10 Home, Backlit Keyboard (14-dh2011nr, 2020 Model)

I have an Acer Spin, 2 in 1 laptop. But, to use it like a tablet is pretty heavy. Even though, it's pretty small with a 10-inch screen. Now that I have this new 2 in 1 laptop, I'm beginning to like the form factor. I can just undock and use it as a tablet. Pretty nifty.

Even in tablet form, it's still a tad heavy. Especially, when I'm lying in bed and holding it in one hand. That's why I wish, the future technology will make the tablet pc slimmer and lighter. Also, it won't hurt to be more powerful, especially for gaming.



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Yesterday, I tried using Google Duo to video call my sis and mom. My sis didn't pick up but my mom did. My tablet front camera is only 2MP while the back is 5MP. The picture is actually not that bad and the mic works well too. For the life of me, I don't know why there's no Duo app for Windows 10.

I don't use skype. Google Duo is good enough for video calls, and like I said, I don't know why there's no Windows 10 app for it. Instead, I have to go to the website. Weird. For the mobile version, you can add emojis and pictures, which is fun.



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For now, I'm pretty happy with my tablet. Before I forget, I've checked and I can't upgrade the 2GB DDR3 integrated ram. Bummer. Thank goodness, even with a 2GB ram, everything still runs smooth. I didn't buy it for heavy-duty works anyway.

I'll love a hard-core gaming 2 in 1 tablet though. It's a surprise no company is making it. There are many pretty good 2 in 1 tablets. Really depends on your budget and usage. I'm actually loving the 2 in 1 form factor. I can use it dock to my keyboard or at night use it as a tablet.

I think a 2 in 1 tablet PC shouldn't be too big. Maybe below 10 inches. I like holding my tablet pc in one hand while in bed. If it's too big and heavy, would not be comfortable. I sometimes lay it flat on my bed or use my pillow to make it stand. Playing touch games in tablet mode would be better too. 

That's what I call portable computing!

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Fun with Kano Code on my 2 in 1 Windows 10 Tablet PC

Venturer 10 Inches Intel Celeron N4000 4GB RAM 64GB Storage Touch 2-in-1 Bluetooth WiFi Windows 10 Tablet PC

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I specifically bought the 2 in 1 Windows 10 Tablet PC so that I can install Ubuntu over it. But, I found out that my old DVD writer is using USB 2.0 and not compatible with the tablet pc. Which has a USB 3.0. I need to find someone that can borrow me the latest external CD/DVD read/writer.

I also discovered that I can't install WSL aka Windows Subsystem for Linux on it. Damn it. But, using Samsung Dex or Microsoft Your Phone app, I can use Termux or Ubuntu that's available on my phone tablet. At least, I got a bigger screen and keyboard.



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As I've talked about it in yesterday's post, I'm really surprised how well everything is running. My tablet PC only has 2GB ram and 64GB storage but, in spite of some games or apps which load pretty slow, they run without any problem.

Ok, there are hiccups here and there like now I discovered whenever I press the key, CAPS, the keyboard starts gibberish. I have to unlock the tablet from the keyboard and dock it again. Seems to be a permanent problem. Such a waste, I really like the design with the handle.



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Well, I can always use it with other Bluetooth or USB keyboards. Although, there's only one USB port on the tablet. I can actually charge the tablet via the keyboard and it also has a USB port. It has a single USB port that you can use with the USB mouse. Pretty nifty.

That's why it's such a shame there's a problem with the CAPS key. Well, at least I can still install and play with Python coding or with my favorite Kano Code. I used to play with Kano OS on my raspberry pi 3. It's actually for kids but it's great for beginner adults too.



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I like playing with the Kano code to create games, music, and whatever you can think of. It's actually the same as SCRATCH. I even have a scratch account with MIT. I created a few games with scratch and you can even play or edit the code. Pretty cool. Check it out here!

The Kano code loads a little slow on my tablet PC and the first time around when I tried adding music sequence it won't work. It works only after I reload the program. It might because I can only hear in my right ear but the speaker isn't loud enough for me, too.



Vanquisher 8-Inch Industrial Rugged Tablet PC, Windows 10 Pro/GPS GNSS / 4G LTE/Drop Survival, for Enterprise Field Mobility

I like the fact how cheap these Windows 10 Tablet PC are. It's not a gaming tablet or powerful laptop but if you just want something for casual usage, it's not that bad. Also, a 2 in 1 is actually great especially if you like coloring or drawing games.

I bought a 7 inch Windows 10 tablet once. Decades ago. I think it's from Lenovo. It's pretty slim like an Android tablet but it lags and in the end, the touch screen doesn't work anymore. So, I had a pretty bad experience. That makes me more surprised that this tablet PC is so much better.

I'm wondering if I can upgrade the 2GB Ram and even the 64GB Rom. I saw the system showing it's an SSD. So, I'm wondering if I can actually upgrade it too if I want to. Hopefully, it's not integrated with the motherboard. I need to figure out if I can open it up first.

I'll update my blog if I can upgrade the ram. I have 4GB ram from my previous laptop. Hehe!

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P.S. 10" Windows 10 Fusion5 FWIN232 Plus S1 Ultra Slim Tablet Computer - (4GB RAM, USB 3.0, Intel, 5MP and 2MP Cameras, Windows 10 S Tablet PC)

2 in 1 Windows 10 Tablet Pc (docking keyboard with handle)

Venturer 10 Inches Intel Celeron N4000 4GB RAM 64GB Storage Touch 2-in-1 Bluetooth WiFi Windows 10 Tablet PC

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Check it out!

I finally received my 2 in 1, Windows 10, Tablet PC. I must say, I'm pretty surprised at how smooth everything is. I only have the 2GB Ram and 64GB Rom for storage. It has Intel HD graphics and Atom processor Z3745D, 1.3 GHz, Quad-Core. Using the 32-bit operating system, x64 based processor.

I have the Acer Spin 1 with Intel N4200 and it sometimes stutters. I even upgrade it to an 8GB ram from the 4GB original. I end up only using it occasionally. I actually bought the tablet PC because I thought of installing Ubuntu on it.



Venturer 10 Inches Intel Celeron N4000 4GB RAM 64GB Storage Touch 2-in-1 Bluetooth WiFi Windows 10 Tablet PC

Now, I'm actually using the Tablet PC to try and finish this blog post. I was doing it halfway on my PC yesterday but couldn't resist dabbling with the tablet. Spend the whole day and night updating, downloading, and even testing Diablo II on it.

Surprisingly, this Windows 10 tablet PC can actually play Diablo II. Yes, it's an old game. But, this tablet only has 2GB of ram. For Windows 10, I always thought you need a minimum of 8GB of ram. Like, I've said, my Acer spin 1 with N4200 will stutter sometimes.



Lenovo Flex 14 2-in-1 Convertible Laptop, 14 Inch FHD Touchscreen Display, AMD Ryzen 5 3500U Processor, 12GB DDR4 RAM, 256GB NVMe SSD, Windows 10, 81SS000DUS, Black, Pen Included

One thing is that once in a while, the keyboard will type out gibberish. Although, I just need to un-dock and dock again for it to work properly again. I haven't got any problem with it right now. The keyboard needs a bit of use too. Feels, kinda small and cramp.

When I check the task manager, everything seems to be on low power usage. The memory is almost 90%. For low-end devices, I prefer using Firefox as it seems to work well. But, it sure does eats a lot of your memory. I also tried Samsung Dex with my Note 10+ and runs pretty smoothly too.



10.1 Inch Windows 10 Tablet 2-in-1 Touchscreen Mini Laptop with Detachable Keyboard/IPS 1280x800 /4GB RAM /32GB ROM/Dual Webcam/Bluetooth 4.2/WiFi/HDMI/Micro SD

It's not all nice and dandy of course. Asphalt 9 Legends load pretty slow and kinda lag a bit. Still playable and the graphics aren't pretty. I love using the included stylus pen to play my favorite adult coloring game. Having a touchscreen also helps to easily and quickly resize certain tricky parts.

The tablet gets a bit heavy when holding for long period. You can play games with touchscreen or gyro control. Oh, I can't install WSL aka Windows Subsystem for Linux on this tablet PC as it doesn't meet the requirements. At least I can use Termux via Samsung Dex or Microsoft, Your Phone app.



2 in 1 Laptop Windows 10 Laptop Computers, Ezbook X1 Full HD Touchscreen Laptop Display 11.6 inch 6GB RAM 128GB ROM

Check out some of the pics I took of my Windows 10 Tablet PC below:

I actually bought this because I like the keyboard design with the handle. Pretty nifty.

Sometimes, you'll have to dock and un-dock the keyboard as it goes weird halfway through typing. Maybe, the connector is loose or whatever.

Simple box design. And, it's a no-brand tablet PC from china. It cost me around US$100+.

The stylus is kinda heavy and there's a trick to using it. I kept pressing it like I would on a pen or pencil.

I can't use WSL but I can use Ubuntu that's installed on my Samsung Note 10+ wireless. Cool!

Lucky for me, this tablet PC can run Samsung Dex without any problem. That is useful for file transfer.

While typing this post, using the keyboard, it keeps coming out with gibberish. A bit of a hassle. When it works, it works well.

The good thing about a tablet PC is that you can use it as a tablet when you don't need a keyboard. Unlike a 2 in 1 laptop which is pretty heavy. One of the reasons I don't use my Acer Spin 1 laptop as a tablet. They'll get heavier the longer you hold them.

This tablet PC has its limitation, mostly specs-wise. But, as long as you use it within that limitation, this affordable device will serve you well. It really surprises me how it can cope as if it has the same specs as my other HP AMD Ryzen 7 laptop.

Last but not least, the battery can only last a couple of hours. Although, I feel it can last longer if I don't open up too many programs. Some of them running in the background. I also feel like this is meant for cheap alternatives Windows 10 laptops for students.

What you guys think?

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P.S. Venturer 10 Inches Intel Celeron N4000 4GB RAM 64GB Storage Touch 2-in-1 Bluetooth WiFi Windows 10 Tablet PC

VASTKING KingPad K10 10 inch Android 10 Octa-Core Tablet

VASTKING KingPad K10 10 inch Tablet, Android 10, 1920x1200 Resolution Octa Core Tablet, Up to 1.8Ghz, 3GB RAM, 32GB ROM, 13MP Rear Camera, Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4G&5G Wi-Fi, GPS, Full Metal Body, Ash Grey

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Quick promo!

So, I'm still waiting for my 10.1-inch tablet with Android 10 to arrive. Meanwhile, I look around on Amazon and found some tablets that have good specs to be used as tablet laptops. For light work or usage, these affordable tablets would be more than enough.

Personally, as I've said in my last post, an Android tablet is much better than a Microsoft Windows cheap laptop. Most Android tablets today are on par with the old Intel CPU that they're trying to push to you. They're heavy, clunky, and slow.

Check out VASTKING KingPad K10 below!



VASTKING KingPad K10 10 inch Tablet, Android 10, 1920x1200 Resolution Octa Core Tablet, Up to 1.8Ghz, 3GB RAM, 32GB ROM, 13MP Rear Camera, Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4G&5G Wi-Fi, GPS, Full Metal Body, Ash Grey

• Dynamic Capabilities - Equipped with 3GB RAM and upgraded Octa-Core T610 CPU, a powerful 12nm chipset supports up to 1.8Ghz frequency, Screen Rate 60hz, Kingpad K10 is 50% faster and more responsive. Play your favorite games, watch 4K live streaming, online meetings & classes, smooth multi-task experience. What's more, the12nm chip supports high power efficiency; together with the 6000mAh battery, your entertainment will last up to 12 hours, standby up to 20 days
• Trendy and Vibrant Design - The 1920*1200 Full HD glass touch screen with narrow bezels presents a better & vibrant viewing experience; the 2.5D Curved Screen Reduces Eye Fatigue, brings all your contents to life with dual speakers. Eye comfort mode available for a better and eye-friendly viewing experience even in a low-light environment. Newly benchmarked facial recognition with a security enhancement feature enables you to easily unlock your screen, never forget your password again
• Not Only a Tablet - Use it as your laptop, easily connect to a docking keyboard case (sold separately), turn your tablet into a PC in seconds, edit your homework, papers, emails, ppts comfortably with our smart keyboard. The latest Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity supports all your favorite accessories. In addition, Kingpad K10 supports wireless projection, connect to your big TV screen easily
• Latest Android 10 Tablet - Android 10.0 system (GMS certified), Kingpad K10 is best suited for multi-tasking, making it easy to switch between different apps. No bloatware or unexpected ads. Preinstalled Google play store gives you full access to all your favorite apps. What's more, 13MP rear camera with flashlight allows you to take high-quality pictures & videos, 5MP front camera, take online classes and business meetings anywhere using the zoom, skype, etc. with 5G WIFI connection
• Up to 512GB, big storage -The tablet offers 32GB local memory and incorporates a microSD card slot that permits you to extend to an extra 512GB of memory, keep all your favorite media with you any place you go. Games, eBooks, songs, recordings, photographs, music, and so forth. No worries about insufficient space anymore. Type-C cable to connect to a PC/Macintosh computer or charge your device with the included power adapter. It fully charges in approximately 4 hours using the USB-C cable

I have an Intel N4200 laptop that comes with 4GB of Ram. It was definitely not enough. It stutters a lot. I've always thought 8GB of Ram should be the minimum for today's Windows laptop or PC. I upgraded to 8GB of Ram since it only has one slot.



10" Windows 10 Fusion5 Ultra Slim Windows Tablet PC- (4GB RAM, 128GB Storage, USB 3.0, Intel, 5MP and 2MP Cameras, Windows 10 S Tablet PC) (128GB)

VASTKING definitely has a good collection of Android tablets. Although, I wish they have something with more rams and rom storage. I also like the smart keyboard bundle type. If you're going to use it as a laptop, you definitely need a good keyboard.

Nowadays, a smart keyboard also comes with a touchpad. This is useful, so you don't have to stretch out your hands every time you need to select something. Of course, you can always get a Bluetooth mouse. But, if you're lazy to take out a mouse, having a touchpad will be easier.

Hopefully, with more people using the Android tablet as a laptop, it'll encourage more companies to design and create a more powerful but cheaper tablet. The top-tier Android tablet like the Samsung S7 costs almost the same as a cheap Windows laptop. 

One thing though, I'm actually surprised with all the Android gaming phones out there, why isn't there any gaming tablet? Android games need to come out from the casual gaming shell and get serious. Real RPG, FPS, or indie games with controller or mouse and keyboard support. 

There are few good games that I like that also have a controller or mouse and keyboard support. Those are the games, I'll like to play on an Android tablet laptop. Besides that, I can install and play with Linux distro, retro gaming, and many other apps. 

That's why I said, an Android laptop that is way lighter and faster is much better than a slow and sluggish Windows tablet that insists on 4GB of ram as their base specs (pricing?). I don't see the point of selling something that only makes people scream at your product performance.

What you guys think?

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P.S. VASTKING KingPad K10 10 inch Tablet, Android 10, 1920x1200 Resolution Octa Core Tablet, Up to 1.8Ghz, 3GB RAM, 32GB ROM, 13MP Rear Camera, Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4G&5G Wi-Fi, GPS, Full Metal Body, Ash Grey