The pseudonymous “bugsbunny” does it — again, he’s reviewed several — over at the IMP3Net forum [Google Translate]. This is likely to be promoted to the site itself as a published review.
This tablet has a 9.7-inch Retina-class screen, an Intel Z3735F CPU with a peak frequency of 1.83GHz, and 2GBs of RAM. There is China-compatible 3G with GPS. The distinguishing characteristic of this tablet is that it’s the first one to have 64GBs of internal storage. Plus, it has a design allegedly created in Finland.
There are no surprises in the review. It performs like any other Intel-inside tablet, with an AnTuTu score in the 30,000-range. The one disappointment for me is that the 5MP camera is not exceptional as in a past Colorfly iPad Mini clone.
Previously here:
Mike Cane’s xBlog 
Less than 5 hours of battery life is really disappointing!
These intel BayTrail based tablets have good overall performance and even if they are built on 22nm technology (wrt other ARM SoCs that are built on 28nm) drain too much battery.
I have to think that for my purposes — reading Google Books PDFs with the backlight reduced — the battery life will still be fine and maybe as long as eight hours.