Welcome friends once again to TV Box stop my name is Nick and today we have a 2-in-1
8.9 inches Windows tablet from the brand Tibuta, and this is their latest
model called the Tibuta W100 Windows 11 upgradable tablet with detachable keyboard.
This tablet serves as a multi-functional touchscreen computer and allows you to perform
all Windows office functions, perform everyday online activities such as browsing and email,
and with its built-in front and rear facing camera you can engage in all
your social media activities such as video calling and live chatting.
In this review will look at the design of this tablet, its performance, and some of the other
things we can do on it in terms of alternative operating systems and gaming. So stay tuned.
So I’m back and in your purchase you get to the Windows tablet itself.
A detachable keyboard and trackpad that also functions as a carry case / kickstand.
You get a pair of type C cables.
A 12V 2A power adapter. And a user manual.
For its design it has an ISP display that measures 7.2 inches horizontally,
5 ½ inches vertically, and 8.9 inches diagonally. The bezel to the sides are three-quarter inches
thick. And to the top and bottom it’s half-inch thick. It’s a touchscreen display
with a two megapixel front facing camera with an LED power light.
For connecting ports to the side it as one type C charging port that’s also a display port. It
has one micro HDMI display port, a USB 3.0 port, a headphone jack, and a right internal speaker.
To the other side it has the left internal speaker.
At the top it has a built-in microphone, volume control buttons, and a power button.
To the lower edge of this tablet it has a magnetic strip
and connecting pins to attach to the included keyboard.
The keyboard itself is a full QWERTY keyboard that easy to
use and the trackpad is very responsive and delivers pinch and zoom functions.
And to the back of the tablet it as a three megapixel rear facing camera,
and a microSD card slot. So I’ll boot up into Windows and continue.
So I’m back and I’ve successfully completed the Windows startup wizard
by connecting to my Wi-Fi network, and logged into my Microsoft account.
So it starts in Windows 10 operating system,
and Unfortunately when I attempted to upgraded to Windows 11 it says that its CPU is not supported.
So for better viewing I connected my capture card to its type C display port and let’s
take a look at its basic system information. The processor is an Intel Celeron N3550 Dual core
CPU with a base clock speed of 1.1 GHz. It has 4GB of DDR3 RAM and it’s a 64bit operating system.
Below here it shows that the Windows version is the Windows 10 home edition,
and on this page it shows that Windows is activated.
For a little more in depth details about its hardware, here the AIDA64 extreme app shows
that The CPU is a dual core Apollo Lake Intel Celeron CPU with a boost clock speed of 2.3 GHz.
It has 4GB of RAM from which this is the remainder.
Its GPU is the Intel HD graphics 500. It’s audio adapter is an Intel Broxton HDMI.
It has a 64GB generic disk drive from which this is the remainder.
It’s network adapter is a dual band Wi-Fi adapter and it has Bluetooth support.
And here is the bios information.
On this tablet you can install Microsoft office
applications to create or edit documents spreadsheets reports and presentations.
Its interface is not very fast and can feel sluggish at times due to its CPU type and
clock speed. So it’s not recommended that you run applications that require lots of resources.
It comes HDCP 2.2 protection that allows you to watch movie services
such as Netflix, Disney+, and Amazon prime video in HD quality.
Using the Chrome browser you can watch YouTube in 4K 2160p resolution.
However, it works best at HD 1440p.
You can connect your gamepad via Bluetooth and it play some light Android games.
However more graphics intensive games are not recommended.
In the new Antutu benchmark tests it scored 93,323 and you can view the
rest of the benchmark scores pertaining to ram copy speed, Geekbench five performance,
and 3DMark gamers graphics benchmark. See the link to my chart in the description below.
When I attempted to install Android x86 and FydeOS via its micro SD card slot,
both operating systems installed but failed to run.
And with that said of come to the end of this review.
Thanks goes out to Tibuta for sending the model for review and supporting this channel,
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