Someone ripped a Youku video and posted it to YouTube.
It seems to show the Android-based Teclast X98 3G running Windows 8.1 — as an app.
It’s a regular Android 4.2.2-based Teclast X98 3G:
Home screen:
And that app icon:
That when pressed does this:
But the odd Windows 8.1 is not scaled properly:
Charms Bar:
Pressing the Settings — Question Mark tile …
… brings up this:
And pressing one of those brings up this:
Windows 8.1 appears as a running app:
Screen draw problem when returning to it:
Desktop wallpaper …
… but no Desktop icons or Status Bar.
I have no idea what’s going on here. Does anyone? Perhaps the Chinese tech press will pick this up and provide an explanation.
The Teclast X98 3G uses an Intel CPU, so it’s no surprise it can do Windows 8.1. It’s just not supposed to do it as an app. Teclast offers Windows 8.1 firmware to replace Android.
Now the video:
Previously here:
Teclast Releases Android 4.4 For The X98 3G
Call With A Teclast X98 3G
Teclast X98 3G: Windows Upgrade System Tray 3G Monitor
Teclast Releases Sketchy Android 4.4 KitKat For X98 3G
More About Flashing The Teclast X98 3G To Windows 8.1
Teclast X98 3G: Windows Upgrade Instructions
Teclast X98 3G: Long Windows Demo Video
Teclast X98 3G Windows Files
Teclast Releases Windows For X98 3G
Teclast X98 3G Windows Firmware Beta
Teclast Offers English-Language Site
Windows Beta For Teclast X98 3G Released
Teclast X98 3G: Second Review, Second Windows Video
Teclast X98 3G: iambillbil Posts
Teclast/Onda Android To Windows: Possible Method
Teclast X98 3G: Windows 8.1 In May
Teclast X98 3G Gets A Review
Teclast X98 3G Android Tablet Running Windows 8.1
Teclast Announces New Retina Tablets
It can be just remote desktop.
That’s what someone said on Twitter.
Its possible to back android after install Windows?
You mean overwrite Windows with Android? Allegedly.
I just ordered the Android version of the X98 3G. Some Apps, like the Belkin WeMo App, are only available on Android & iOS, so I had to go with Android. And I had to get the 3G version, for the GPS functionality.