Jingling has confirmed the price of the JingPad A1, the 2-in-1 convertible running a Linux-based tablet OS. The JingPad A1 features a Unisoc Tiger T7510 SoC though, so the tablet may offer limited performance.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/JingPad-A1-A-US-549-2-in-1-convertible-with-the-first-Linux-based-tablet-OS.540133.0.html
the specs page says it's 8GB RAM and 256GB ROM :
https://en.jingos.com/specs/
Eh, 4xA75's is usable, especially without the proprietary Google bloatware. But you'd only be buying this for the OLED screen, which seems to have a random number of pixels, and it has no guarantee to support L1 Widevine. And there are also other OLED tablets by Lenovo and Samsung in this price range.
This looks interesting. Wonder if you can flash other distros like KDE, or even ChromeOS?
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Quote from: Dorby on May 20, 2021, 05:41:22
This looks interesting. Wonder if you can flash other distros like KDE, or even ChromeOS?
Just for your information about ChromeOS/ChromiumOS :
Jingling and FydeOS share the same shareholders, a discussion : https://www.reddit.com/r/JingOS/comments/nfnkrd/what_does_jingteam_think_about_fydeos_for_the/