For a few years we have seen how the trend in the gadget market moves towards increasing the size of the device screens. From the arrival of 5.5 and 6.0 inches to smartphones to the new 12 inches of the iPad Pro, the fight in that field has become more and more aggressive.
Chinese industry enters the scene
We have always known the tendency of Chinese manufacturers to make top-selling clone devices, and Apple is one of the most affected.
It is not a secret for anyone that the big problem with top-of-the-range devices is their high price, prompting many users to look for alternatives with similar benefits but lower prices. This is where Chinese companies like Xiaomi, Zopo, Huawei, Cubot, ZTE, Lenovo, Meizu, among others, come into play.
Chuwi Hi12 is Chuwi's «PRO» tablet with which it aims to stand up to 12-inch tablets, mainly Apple's iPad Pro and Microsoft's Surface Pro 4.
The Hi12 is a 12-inch tablet with a QHD screen (2.560 by 1.440 px). Built with a gold-colored metal body, its dimensions are 296,7 x 202,8 mm and its thickness is only 8,9 mm.
Inside we will find an 11.000 mAh battery along with an Intel Atom x5-Z8300 processor, a 1,84 GHz Quad-Core manufactured in 14nm. Besides, we have 4 GB of RAM and a 64GB internal storage that can be expanded by means of a microSD card.
The cameras that it incorporates are 5 Mpx for the rear and 2 Mpx for the front. It has WIFI and Bluetooth connectivity, but not 3G or 4G, as well as a fast charging system (5V 3A), and USB 2.0, USB 3.0, MicroUSB and MicroHDMI connectors.
It will have a Dual-Boot system that has become so fashionable, being able to use both Android Lollipop 5.1 and Microsoft Windows 10.
As always, the most attractive is the € 235 that it can cost us, as long as we bear in mind that we can only get it in online stores of Chinese products.
