7" IPS Touch Screen
1280 x 800 Screen Resolution
Windows OS
Quad-Core Intel Baytrail-T Processor
1GB System Memory
32GB Internal Storage
Micro SD Card Slot
2.0MP Front Camera
2.0MP Rear Camera
Wi-Fi Connectivity
Bluetooth Connectivity
3500mAh Lithium-Ion Battery
7-inch touch screen tablet with Windows 8 and Intel Quad-Core Processor
A perfect sized tablet to stay entertained, connected and informed from almost anywhere.
The ultra-portable Linx 7 combines a simple and lightweight design, the touch-optimised Windows® experience and powerful Quad-Core performance to bring fun and productivity together on a beautiful 7" display.
Get more done with the included 12-month subscription to Office 365 Personal and discover a world of apps in the Windows® Store to share, play, create, interact, and enjoy. Don’t forget being Windows® based there are a range of family safety features for protecting kids on the internet.
Top comments
ando to paul_merton
14 Jan 163#51
From the linx 8 thread
You can activate the subscription on another device, or even sell/gift the subscription to someone else by following the instructions below.
1) Run Office for the first time, it should take you to an activation webpage.
2) DO NOT SIGN IN. Copy the web address, you should see 5 sets of 5 capitalised alpha numerals in a string of 5, similar to the one below
XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX
3) THATS IT! Thats the code you'll need to activate on another device!
- icavak
Szabster
13 Jan 163#16
Since the sainsburys sale the Linx name brings back bad memories cause I didn't get it... :disappointed: I think I'll wait for an 8 inch one, 7 is just too close to my 5.5" phone but go for it if you need a windows tab, I don't think you'd regret it for £40.
Latest comments (98)
ando
4 Feb 16#98
Why do you care so much, did someone force you to buy?
Limited stock as was store specific this was online with good stock levels
ferdy147
4 Feb 16#97
Umm because for many people, myself included, it wasn't available from sainsbury.
amour3k
4 Feb 16#96
How did this Deal get sooooooooooooooooooo HOT! .. where for literally 1p MORE, you rather was able to get this:
A better and cheaper (in comparison) Linx 8", Windows 10 Tablet? .. and this was still active/available at around the exact same 'time' as the Game one was as well?, hmmmmmmmmmmmmm, lol. :-)
virus
24 Jan 16#95
It's now £60 and needs to be expired.
ict
23 Jan 16#94
Just to add to my previous comment - the Linx7 arrived from Game as planned on Friday and I started out by installing Macrium Reflect (free) to take a whole system backup. With the backup safe on a bootable USB stick, I can go back to Windows 8.1 anytime, so I left it overnight to download all the Win 8.1 updates and then downloaded and installed windows 10. The download toon about 2 hours, and I left it installing when I went out, so by the time I was back it was sat at the screen you get on a new installation asking you to tell it your location and language.
I've got to say it has all been flawless so far. I don't expect lots from a £40 PC but an very happy it works plugged into my 24" monitor, USB keyboard, wireless mouse and runs the graphics in the native 1920x1200 pixel mode and seems very usable.
There are threads on here and Linxtablet.com with details of the bits to get, but to do what I have done, you need a micro HDMI to DVI cable (£2 from China) and a USB OTG charging hub (£8 from eBay). The standard power supply is barely powerful enough to charge the Linx in this configuration, but it does slowly charge and certainly doesn't go flat.
Hope this helps some who did pick this offer up. :-)
jrussd
23 Jan 16#93
Sold my Office 365 code but buyer states it only recognises USA and cannot get it to activate. Anyone here having problems?
paul_merton
20 Jan 16#90
Mine arrived a couple of days ago and I had a world of pain trying to upgrade it to Windows 10, even though that was the first thing I tried to do after turning it on!
Firstly, it took over 24 hours to download it. Windows Update kept showing that it was downloading Windows 10, but nothing was actually travelling across the network. I don't know why, but it suddenly worked after a day, downloading all 3gb or so in about half an hour.
Then when it rebooted for the first time during the installation process, the screen went all fuzzy, like static on an analogue TV. This disappeared after rebooting it again, but then it just sat on the Windows 10 start screen for half an hour before I gave up and rebooted it.
It's all working fine now, although it's very slow at doing pretty much anything, and I can already see what people mean about 7" not being large enough, even when you're using it in tablet mode.
I'm still not entirely sure why I bought it, but hey, it was only 40 quid :smiley:
gtd65 to paul_merton
20 Jan 16#92
Yeah I was lucky to buy mine in the USA for about 25 quid ($40). On a site called cowboom dot com.
The fonts/text are miniscule with the smaller screen and it's not like Android where you can normally just pinch zoom to enlarge.
I'd have expected MS to have made a better option for Skype but they seem to have messed that up as well!
ferdy147
20 Jan 16#91
Managed to update mine no problem. Took a few hours because it had to do all the windows updates first and then the windows 10 download/update.
Never found it slow for what I've done....but then I haven't been using photoshop!
This is my 2nd linx tablet 7 and I'm a big fan. Yes it can be a bit fiddly but it's to be expected on a 7" screen. Love being able to run full windows apps on a tab.
gtd65
20 Jan 16#89
Just updated my 8" Insignia 8.1 tablet to 10 and I'm back to 8.1 again.
I really do not see the benefit - as much as I really cannot stand 8.1.
The Windows experience on a small screen is horrendous!
ict
19 Jan 16#88
Great, thanks.
I ordered one half an hour ago. I already have a Linx1010, which I bought in the eBay Cyber Monday sale (£119 with keyboard) and have found it to be an excellent machine. With the same storage and only half the RAM, the Linx 7 will be a bit of an experiment, but as I don't need Office365, I will extract the key and offer it around my friends to offset the cost a little.
For those not already aware, it IS possible to charge the Linx 7 while using it's USB OTG port for peripherals. I have ordered the adapter hub and both should arrive pretty much together.
cambria
18 Jan 16#87
Back in stock online
paddymcn
17 Jan 16#86
Its similar to usual updates, no burning images to disk or usb, just make sure its plugged in from start to finish
paddymcn
16 Jan 16#84
Mine arrived this morning, updated to Windows 10 without difficulty although it take hours...
I've also extracted the Office 365 activation code but will not be using it until next weekend when i intend to install it on a friends laptop.
Not the greatest device in the world but will make a decent media / kodi player hopefully...
adamguest1985 to paddymcn
17 Jan 16#85
How do you do the win 10 update? Download the image from MS, or using windows update?
nickbedford23
16 Jan 16#83
just picked up the last one at Maidstone.
adamguest1985
16 Jan 16#82
As long as there's no chance of the power cutting out etc is it safe to do all the windows updates on these things? No corrupted drivers etc?
Thanks.
gtd65
16 Jan 16#81
TVADDONS is down for the time being, while they bring out a new version. I'm really trying to see the point of a Windows tablet but not seeing it at all.. It's probably ok with a larger screen, of at least 10"
neil37
15 Jan 16#78
A warning for anyone planning to sell the Office key on Ebay. It appears that it might only be valid for a tablet and not a PC. I sold the key from my Linx 8 yesterday and have just received the following message from the buyer:
"Hi, I've been trying to download Office using the key you supplied by ran into difficulties so I contacted Microsoft. They asked me for the product key which I gave them and they told me it wouldn't work because this product key is for tablets only!"
ferdy147 to neil37
16 Jan 16#80
Reckon the buyer is trying it on - that's the problem with selling the key on eBay.
The code is for one tablet and on PC (laptop /desktop). Already got a linx7 and used on the tablet and my laptop. Ordered another one as it's a no brainer at this price... Wish the 8" sainsburys deal I was hoping to collect on Monday had worked for me though!
pc5020
15 Jan 161#79
yep, theres a windows version of tvaddons, exactly the same
Jimmyboy
14 Jan 161#77
You could just install Kodi and TV addons on this. TV addons is just an add on for Kodi so any device running Kodi can have the add on.
gtd65
14 Jan 16#76
Is there anything similar to the Android KODI compilation called TVADDONS that comes pre-configured for Windows?
pc5020
14 Jan 16#75
Just the fact that its running windows alone makes it a far more versatile and far easier to configure device than the firestick. It has bluetooth. You can add a usb device and charge at the same time. web browsing can be done on this, which ive done with no issue even if you do only have 3-4 tabs open its more than on the firestick. You can take it away and use as a standalone device for kodi seeing as it has a screen. this little tablet is a full on PC for next to nothing so at £40, or less if you sold the office license its a bargain for just running Kodi, anything more is a great bonus.
Also, setting up teamviewer or any other remote support application is easier on this if youre giving it to a friend/parents for a kodi setup, so you can offer remote support, which you know you'll have to do if its your parents using it!!!
johnsymes
14 Jan 16#74
3 left at Bournemouth Castlepoint also stock at Bournemouth Boscombe
LonelyDuvet
14 Jan 16#73
£80.77
gtd65
14 Jan 16#72
I am, I think?
Skype app does not work, it's replaced with the desktop version - and too small to use in my opinion
app version of internet explorer is hopeless, it's slow and tends to hang for some reason.
Firefox works well enough but that was installed via the desktop.
As I suggested before, perhaps I'm just not understanding how a Windows Tablet is supposed to work but based on my current experience as a "Tablet" it's third rate at best.
cheekyangus
14 Jan 16#71
Sounds good. Thanks.
JkF50
14 Jan 16#70
Just picked one up in Leamington Spa, one left on the shelf! A years guarantee with this too.
gtd65
14 Jan 16#67
I have an 8" Windows tablet and it's way too small to do anything useful in desktop mode. I'm very happy with Windows for laptops and desktops but it's an awful experience in a tablet, especially if you are used to Android or iOS. Perhaps I'm just not familiar enough with it but I wouldn't recommend one.
bilbob to gtd65
14 Jan 16#69
Maybe, just possibly, given that it IS an 8" windows TABLET, you should try running it in tablet mode??
In stock a the GUILDFORD store -> ITS STILL 15PCS!!! PRICE 39,99
ChappyUk
14 Jan 16#65
any1 installed android over to this yet ?
cheekyangus
13 Jan 161#20
I know this is far from the ideal spec for games but most of mine are years old. For anyone that has tried running any what's the newest game that ran fine on such a machine?
haritori to cheekyangus
13 Jan 161#33
I got broken age to run great on the 8" Linx.
Chenstar to cheekyangus
14 Jan 161#64
Played Endless Space and Rocksmith on mine. Now playing Shadowrun Returns. No problems so far.
megatron20
14 Jan 16#63
Damn just spend my trade in credit, would have got this haha
dra90n
14 Jan 16#62
In stock a the Victoria centre Nottingham store
knl1990
14 Jan 16#61
and its out of stock, been looking to get this for a week now, missed out on sainsburys, missed out last time the deal showed up, and got one the now there, just :smiley:
subtrash
14 Jan 16#60
I looked at staples online and it says their price matching policy is you get the difference in tokens. It sounds like you pay full price then get the tokens within 14 days - or summat like that.
michaelb1967
14 Jan 16#58
Very good deal. 7" is good enough for reading books and browsing. Thanks op.
wozukSilencer
14 Jan 16#59
oos again game are a joke
Jimmyboy
14 Jan 16#57
Really, how is it better than using a Firestick with Kodi installed?
I have this tablet and haven't really found a use for it yet. Runs pretty slow with only a few tabs open and the battery life is not great. Charging takes an age with a normal phone charger but take on board the comments regarding using a more powerful one instead.
The only real advantage of this over a Firestick is you could store media on the device where as with the Firestick you would need another device for the media for example a pc or NAS. To be honest ever since I've been using Kodi (with tv addons) I hardly ever need to use any local media as stream it all now.
mboarder
14 Jan 161#56
The tablet though is primarily designed for apps , The interface just isn't right for it , Trust me i've tried it already and it's a pretty horrible experience may as well buy a cheap netbook
vtec
14 Jan 16#55
lol it's not the end of the world. It's just a cheap tablet and you probably won't even use it after a couple of days .
Haggardazrael
14 Jan 16#44
Got my linx 8 from staples who pricematched it down to £45. Didnt even need to be in stock on the sainsbury site.
walpolecherie to Haggardazrael
14 Jan 16#54
Did you do it instore or online ?
mboarder
14 Jan 16#52
voted hot but the windows store is rubbish
ando to mboarder
14 Jan 16#53
why limit yourself to the windows store? when you can run any exe
paul_merton
14 Jan 16#50
I probably won't need to run Office on mine. How do you go about selling the bundled Office 365 subscription?
ando to paul_merton
14 Jan 163#51
From the linx 8 thread
You can activate the subscription on another device, or even sell/gift the subscription to someone else by following the instructions below.
1) Run Office for the first time, it should take you to an activation webpage.
2) DO NOT SIGN IN. Copy the web address, you should see 5 sets of 5 capitalised alpha numerals in a string of 5, similar to the one below
XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX
3) THATS IT! Thats the code you'll need to activate on another device!
- icavak
Justmeeee
14 Jan 16#49
Why do these tablet deals turn up after I need them :/
ianrathbone
14 Jan 16#48
Bought one of these pre-xmas when the eBay offer was on.
VERY happy for £40, went ahead and installed the Win10 update and have so far had zero problems.
Sometimes it's slow to power on from standby but otherwise it does exactly what I needed from it. Some web browsing and I copy videos to it to watch on the bus for my commute.
There are a ton of uses for a device like this, and Windows 10 helps that.
Also +1 on the charger tip above - be prepared to replace the plug that comes with this immediately!!
ando
14 Jan 161#47
5 please, also a winning lottery ticket for the 9th of jan would be great
johnct
13 Jan 16#2
sainsburys deal was better to the people that got it
ando to johnct
13 Jan 161#3
Ye it was but that's no longer available, this is available for delivery too or collection.
Sell the office 365 sub for £20 and get a £20 linx 7
kiwi12 to johnct
13 Jan 16#5
how much was it at sainsburys ?
ollie87 to johnct
14 Jan 161#46
I'll just hop in my Delorean and get one. Anyone else want one fetching back?
Was 2 hours ago when I replied, was in stock then for a good hour
smegg
13 Jan 16#38
No need to now it's gone.
Jagtazman
13 Jan 16#37
now £80.77
maxie014
13 Jan 161#36
I got one myself the writings tiny on them,updates are garbage,bluetooth u/s nothing special I reckon.
smegg
13 Jan 16#34
cold no stock
ando to smegg
13 Jan 16#35
check again
zaheer2003
13 Jan 161#32
i had this, its a bit too small and fiddly to use as a windows tablet, i alwaysvfound myself clicking the wrong thing and getting frustrated. now i have tesco connect 9 and it is so much better experience. go for minimum 8 inch if using windows is my advice.
Schwarzenegger
13 Jan 16#31
£60 Sainsbury's order with £18 off code was cancelled. If this was £29.99 I'd probably go for it. Still, a good price.
m.ad
13 Jan 16#30
Missed out on the Linx 8 at Sainsburys. I like my Linx 7. Was streaming Fallout 4 to it yesterday using Steam in-home streaming whilst mounted to a Dual Shock 4 controller connected to the tablet using an OTG cable. Worked great, even limited to 2.4Ghz WiFi
Aspman77
13 Jan 16#29
Do they still have the issue of the electronic buzzing through the headphone jack?
pc5020
13 Jan 16#28
now out of stock
saintagnes
13 Jan 162#9
Might just be me but I found Windows on a 7" Linx an underwhelming experience. We also have a 10" Linx and it doesn't get used much compared to all the other non-essential HUKD purchases.
pc5020 to saintagnes
13 Jan 16#27
very cheap way of getting a great kodi media center setup though as it has HDMI out...I have one and Kodi runs beautifully on it. Its a much better alternative to the crappy firesticks
DBloke
13 Jan 16#26
*Windows 10
rejector1
13 Jan 16#21
says good stock in norwich
ando to rejector1
13 Jan 16#22
Ye there might be stock in stores but no longer available online, so had to expire
walpolecherie to rejector1
13 Jan 16#23
There is always seems to be a good stock of most things in Norwich .....if car was working I properly would of gone on Monday to find a certain windows tablet x
ando to rejector1
13 Jan 16#25
back in stock
gap1984
13 Jan 162#24
Back in stock now!
gap1984
13 Jan 16#19
Gutted, had it in my basket before I set off to work and now OOS. :disappointed: Don't think I'll ever manage to get one of these Linx tablets!
paul_merton
13 Jan 16#18
Aww, out of stock when you try and add it to basket.
gyzmoid
13 Jan 161#17
Check the output on the mains adapter if you get one of these. The one I purchased from amazon didn't come with a high enough rated plug. After a while of wondering why it took a lifetime to charge, and switched off if used while on charge, I replaced the adapter and now it works like a dream.
Handy for work, but I find that even tablet mode is abit clunky for a 7 inch screen, especially of you have multiple windows open.
Also use it as a second screen for the xbox one with the xbox app. its not the greatest for streaming, but it's ok for browsing and installing games. Found the lag rate slightly too high to play COD or the like properly though, but maybe that's just my network connections.
Szabster
13 Jan 163#16
Since the sainsburys sale the Linx name brings back bad memories cause I didn't get it... :disappointed: I think I'll wait for an 8 inch one, 7 is just too close to my 5.5" phone but go for it if you need a windows tab, I don't think you'd regret it for £40.
Hard not to compare to the Sainsburys deal which was much better. It could be a sign if more prices for Linx 8 going to a similar price making this not worth it. However - for now - good deal. Just not nearly as good.
whingygit
13 Jan 16#12
Had one a while back,decent little tablet but battery life not the best. Good deal though,have some heat!
DBloke
13 Jan 161#8
Had one of these, it bricked, turn off automatic updates as it will update when ever it wants, even when the battery is low
drspa44 to DBloke
13 Jan 161#11
And if it fails to update, you'll be asked to insert your Windows 8 disc
saintagnes
13 Jan 16#10
But this is a good price so heat added.....
kiwi12
13 Jan 16#7
o ok there £50 instore but marked up at £75 as i work there i know :wink:
ando
13 Jan 16#6
8 inch was £50 or £40 with a new customer voucher but was limited stock
Opening post
7" IPS Touch Screen
1280 x 800 Screen Resolution
Windows OS
Quad-Core Intel Baytrail-T Processor
1GB System Memory
32GB Internal Storage
Micro SD Card Slot
2.0MP Front Camera
2.0MP Rear Camera
Wi-Fi Connectivity
Bluetooth Connectivity
3500mAh Lithium-Ion Battery
7-inch touch screen tablet with Windows 8 and Intel Quad-Core Processor
A perfect sized tablet to stay entertained, connected and informed from almost anywhere.
The ultra-portable Linx 7 combines a simple and lightweight design, the touch-optimised Windows® experience and powerful Quad-Core performance to bring fun and productivity together on a beautiful 7" display.
Get more done with the included 12-month subscription to Office 365 Personal and discover a world of apps in the Windows® Store to share, play, create, interact, and enjoy. Don’t forget being Windows® based there are a range of family safety features for protecting kids on the internet.
Top comments
You can activate the subscription on another device, or even sell/gift the subscription to someone else by following the instructions below.
1) Run Office for the first time, it should take you to an activation webpage.
2) DO NOT SIGN IN. Copy the web address, you should see 5 sets of 5 capitalised alpha numerals in a string of 5, similar to the one below
XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX
3) THATS IT! Thats the code you'll need to activate on another device!
- icavak
Latest comments (98)
Limited stock as was store specific this was online with good stock levels
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/linx-8-32gb-windows-8-1-tablet-40-with-code-sainsbury-s-online-2371533
A better and cheaper (in comparison) Linx 8", Windows 10 Tablet? .. and this was still active/available at around the exact same 'time' as the Game one was as well?, hmmmmmmmmmmmmm, lol. :-)
I've got to say it has all been flawless so far. I don't expect lots from a £40 PC but an very happy it works plugged into my 24" monitor, USB keyboard, wireless mouse and runs the graphics in the native 1920x1200 pixel mode and seems very usable.
There are threads on here and Linxtablet.com with details of the bits to get, but to do what I have done, you need a micro HDMI to DVI cable (£2 from China) and a USB OTG charging hub (£8 from eBay). The standard power supply is barely powerful enough to charge the Linx in this configuration, but it does slowly charge and certainly doesn't go flat.
Hope this helps some who did pick this offer up. :-)
Firstly, it took over 24 hours to download it. Windows Update kept showing that it was downloading Windows 10, but nothing was actually travelling across the network. I don't know why, but it suddenly worked after a day, downloading all 3gb or so in about half an hour.
Then when it rebooted for the first time during the installation process, the screen went all fuzzy, like static on an analogue TV. This disappeared after rebooting it again, but then it just sat on the Windows 10 start screen for half an hour before I gave up and rebooted it.
It's all working fine now, although it's very slow at doing pretty much anything, and I can already see what people mean about 7" not being large enough, even when you're using it in tablet mode.
I'm still not entirely sure why I bought it, but hey, it was only 40 quid :smiley:
The fonts/text are miniscule with the smaller screen and it's not like Android where you can normally just pinch zoom to enlarge.
I'd have expected MS to have made a better option for Skype but they seem to have messed that up as well!
Never found it slow for what I've done....but then I haven't been using photoshop!
This is my 2nd linx tablet 7 and I'm a big fan. Yes it can be a bit fiddly but it's to be expected on a 7" screen. Love being able to run full windows apps on a tab.
I really do not see the benefit - as much as I really cannot stand 8.1.
The Windows experience on a small screen is horrendous!
I ordered one half an hour ago. I already have a Linx1010, which I bought in the eBay Cyber Monday sale (£119 with keyboard) and have found it to be an excellent machine. With the same storage and only half the RAM, the Linx 7 will be a bit of an experiment, but as I don't need Office365, I will extract the key and offer it around my friends to offset the cost a little.
For those not already aware, it IS possible to charge the Linx 7 while using it's USB OTG port for peripherals. I have ordered the adapter hub and both should arrive pretty much together.
I've also extracted the Office 365 activation code but will not be using it until next weekend when i intend to install it on a friends laptop.
Not the greatest device in the world but will make a decent media / kodi player hopefully...
Thanks.
"Hi, I've been trying to download Office using the key you supplied by ran into difficulties so I contacted Microsoft. They asked me for the product key which I gave them and they told me it wouldn't work because this product key is for tablets only!"
The code is for one tablet and on PC (laptop /desktop). Already got a linx7 and used on the tablet and my laptop. Ordered another one as it's a no brainer at this price... Wish the 8" sainsburys deal I was hoping to collect on Monday had worked for me though!
Also, setting up teamviewer or any other remote support application is easier on this if youre giving it to a friend/parents for a kodi setup, so you can offer remote support, which you know you'll have to do if its your parents using it!!!
Skype app does not work, it's replaced with the desktop version - and too small to use in my opinion
app version of internet explorer is hopeless, it's slow and tends to hang for some reason.
Firefox works well enough but that was installed via the desktop.
As I suggested before, perhaps I'm just not understanding how a Windows Tablet is supposed to work but based on my current experience as a "Tablet" it's third rate at best.
Just a thought...!
I have this tablet and haven't really found a use for it yet. Runs pretty slow with only a few tabs open and the battery life is not great. Charging takes an age with a normal phone charger but take on board the comments regarding using a more powerful one instead.
The only real advantage of this over a Firestick is you could store media on the device where as with the Firestick you would need another device for the media for example a pc or NAS. To be honest ever since I've been using Kodi (with tv addons) I hardly ever need to use any local media as stream it all now.
You can activate the subscription on another device, or even sell/gift the subscription to someone else by following the instructions below.
1) Run Office for the first time, it should take you to an activation webpage.
2) DO NOT SIGN IN. Copy the web address, you should see 5 sets of 5 capitalised alpha numerals in a string of 5, similar to the one below
XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX
3) THATS IT! Thats the code you'll need to activate on another device!
- icavak
VERY happy for £40, went ahead and installed the Win10 update and have so far had zero problems.
Sometimes it's slow to power on from standby but otherwise it does exactly what I needed from it. Some web browsing and I copy videos to it to watch on the bus for my commute.
There are a ton of uses for a device like this, and Windows 10 helps that.
Also +1 on the charger tip above - be prepared to replace the plug that comes with this immediately!!
Sell the office 365 sub for £20 and get a £20 linx 7
http://www.m.hughes.co.uk/computing/tablet-pcs/lnx-7/product
http://m.dabs.com/products/linx-7-windows-8-tablet-7--ips-touch-screen-quad-core-1gb-32gb-linx7-9S52.html?src=3
Handy for work, but I find that even tablet mode is abit clunky for a 7 inch screen, especially of you have multiple windows open.
Also use it as a second screen for the xbox one with the xbox app. its not the greatest for streaming, but it's ok for browsing and installing games. Found the lag rate slightly too high to play COD or the like properly though, but maybe that's just my network connections.
https://channel9.msdn.com/Forums/Coffeehouse/Solutions-in-search-of-a-problems-?page=1