Emdoor US$65 7-Inch Windows Tablet

Over at PadNews, a report about a “pity tablet” that I wouldn’t give an enemy as a gift [Google Translate].

The photo alone shows the screen is absolute crap. So are the actual specs: 7-inch screen at 1024 x 600 resolution, Intel quad-core Baytrail-T CR_V2 Z3735G at unknown speed, 1GB RAM, 16GB internal storage. Ports unknown.

PadNews says:

Although the configuration of this product is not good, but Windows system on the 7-inch display of the experience is not good, but its advantage is that the price cheap enough, and you can run the most common PC applications. Kan said the “poor man’s first Windows computer.”

Boldfaced emphasis added by me.

Hitting a “price point” is a foolish quest. The goal of any product should be to make customers happy. This is shit. And “the poor” deserve better.

Previously here:

US$60 Full Windows Tablets Coming

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Ployer: US$65 Windows 8.1 Tablet

IMP3Net photo from the Fall Hong Kong Electronics Fair [Google Translate]:

The Ployer MOMO8W is US$81. So this has to be something new. Specs as yet unknown.

Note that the CUBE iWork7 is US$65. So this move by Ployer is actually a big shift in the market.

Previously here:

US$60 Full Windows Tablets Coming

Ebola: Makin’ Those Tracks

October 5:

We will stop #Ebola outbreak in its tracks in the US.

— Dr. Tom Frieden (@DrFriedenCDC) October 5, 2014

October 12:

CDC lab tests confirm that the healthcare worker at Texas Presbyterian Hospital is positive for #Ebola. http://t.co/uAa9QNFzID

— Dr. Tom Frieden (@DrFriedenCDC) October 12, 2014

Previously here:

Ebola: The Ad-Targeting Facepalm
Ebola: The Facepalm
Trained Professionals Getting Ebola
Ebola Nightmares
CDC’s Frieden Makes Claim. This Is So No One Forgets.

Reader Alert: Hit “Older Posts”

This blog’s template sticks ten posts at a time on the front.

Today is one of those rare days when I’ll be doing more than ten posts in a day.

So to see everything, when getting to the bottom of the scroll, hit the “Older posts” link.

Onda: New Tablets October 21

PadHz basically running some press material from Onda for an unveiling on October 21 [Google Translate].

I’m not sure Google, Intel, or Microsoft will be happy with this graphic:

Will the Onda V975w be getting an update? Onda 976w?

Windows 8.1 Tablet With 8.9-Inch Screen

Tablet News: Aview 8.9 inch Tablet Comes With 3G and Phone Calling, Plus Android/Windows 8.1 Support

PadNews: Hampshire 8.9 inches 3G talk Android/Windows 8.1 tablet volume production [Google Translate]

That won’t be dual-boot. Android edition or Windows edition.

Ebola: The Ad-Targeting Facepalm

Bwahaha! @mikecane's ebola post serves me an ad for bargain hotel rooms in DALLAS.

— Don Linn (@DonLinn) October 12, 2014

"If you like ebola…you may also like Dallas"

— Don Linn (@DonLinn) October 12, 2014

Reminder: I don’t place ads here. WordPress does, to pay for me using it for free. I never see the ads since I’m always signed in to the blog.

Ebola: The Facepalm

CDC: Nurse who tested positive for Ebola unable to identify a breach in protocol – live video http://t.co/m1ka1FfjtN

— Breaking News (@BreakingNews) October 12, 2014

Director of U.S. Centres for Disease Control says "breach in protocol" to blame for nurse contracting the #Ebola virus after treating victim

— Sky News Newsdesk (@SkyNewsBreak) October 12, 2014

Nurse: I did what I was trained to do.

CDC: Did not!

And I still cannot believe I am doing posts about Ebola in America.

Previously here:

Trained Professionals Getting Ebola
Ebola Nightmares
CDC’s Frieden Makes Claim. This Is So No One Forgets.

Ramos To Release 9.7-Inch Retina-Class Tablet

Another surprise from the Fall Hong Kong Electronics Fair, the Ramos S97 [Google Translate].

And with this tablet, we’ll be entering unknown territory!

Trained Professionals Getting Ebola

October 5:

We will stop #Ebola outbreak in its tracks in the US.

— Dr. Tom Frieden (@DrFriedenCDC) October 5, 2014

October 12:

CDC: Unfortunately we could see more cases of #Ebola in the coming days

— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) October 12, 2014

So did Frieden mean we must first wait for Ebola to make tracks before it can be stopped?

Tell me again how these are trained professionals with strict protocols to follow.

Reassure me and everyone else who last night re-watched the movie, Contagion.

Previously here:

CDC’s Frieden Makes Claim. This Is So No One Forgets.