By Alex Cox
The latest Microsoft Surface Pro is among the best tablet PCs ever made. Some might say it is the best tablet, full stop. But its price, at £800 for even the lowest model, puts it out of reach for many people, particularly as a proper laptop is often a more attractive and practical proposition.
The Surface has, therefore, attracted its fair share of cut-price competitors – Asus’ Transformer Mini range, for example, does brilliant things on a budget, and there are Chinese Surface clones like the Chuwi Hi13 that, while trickier to obtain, deserve attention for their achievements.
It would be easy to slot the Linx 12X64 into that same cheap Surface tablet bracket. Easy and, pretty much, correct: despite its limitations – and there are plenty, which we’ll certainly get to – the 12X is outwardly well appointed.
It’s super-thin, has a keyboard cover, a full HD screen, and is nearly as good to have around as its inspiration at less than half the price.
Price and availability
While we’ve not been able to determine the exact lineage of this specific hardware package, Linx is a badge attached to UK tech distributor Exertis, and as such this device seems to be available …read more
Source:: techradar.com – PC and Mac
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