It's a newer iteration of the CPU. This is Intel Atom x5-Z8500 and the one you point to is Intel Atom Z3735F Quad Core (1.33GHz, 2MB Cache, Intel Burst to 1.83GHz). There may be a upgrade to the onboard graphics as this is Intel HD Gen 8 (whatever that means!)

With regards to the 4gb version I think Amazon.fr has them listed. I've found many of the UK websites stock only the 32gb version. Check this post: http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/asus-2-1-t100ha-fu029t-laptop-10-1-grey-intel-atom-4gb-ram-64gb-ssd-windows-10-187-2338035

Just ignore that other guy. He's just a hapless minion, fighting pointless internet battles on the misguided notion that to spell correctly means something.

'(all be it refurbished)'

WHUT?

http://www.dictionary.com/browse/albeit

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transformers more than meets the eye.... oh wrong transformer

Out of stock at Currys

Or the Teclast x98 plus/pro

I'm no Windows fan & wouldn't buy one of these, but for most folks who love Windows & want a 2-in-1 £150 for this is a bargain!!

Went to look at one of these, won £40 (minus the £2) on a scratchcard en route. Decision made :smiley:

Possible 5.25% TopCashBack at Currys on laptops under £599:

http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/search-keywords/xx_xx_xx_xx_xx/asus%2Bt100ha/xx-criteria.html

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I find people adhorrent when they do business, spots mistakes in spelling but added no more substance to debate, logical reasoning , mathematical formulae, statistical analytics....and put food on the table.

Recovery partitions are a bit of a relic of the W8.1 era. Windows 10 doesn't have a recovery partition. You can however create a USB recovery drive from the W10 installation.

Basically, ignore what you used to do with 8.1.

(I can happily work with a 32GB drive. In fact, with a micro SD installed, I'm not sure what I'd install to actually fill the spare space on the C drive!)

On the techtablet forums there are allot of units which are dying after a short period of time. That coupled with the non existent warranty allot of these Chinese tablets have I think I will give it a miss and stick with a known brand.

Just a shame that most of these tablets are 2gb only as the extra ram would be nice. I might just look at a Lenovo or similar netbooks instead.

Thanks for your reply. Did you manually remove the recovery partition to be able to upgrade on your TA? I read that some have had issues going from 8.1 to 10 on a 32GB drive, running out of space. Also, the T100HA comes with w10 out the box, no doubt with recovery partition etc as standard. Would be interesting to hear from someone who has the 3GB model of the T100HA, and what kind of capacity they have after a few months.
Personally though, removing the recovery partition isn't something I'd recommend for a general user, free up a little space now but make it more difficult for themselves later if they had to manually reinstall Windows. "But it's easy to install Windows?!", for us perhaps, but could you say the same for your friends, parents etc?

These 2in1 tablets are similar to the netbooks of the late '00s, but performance is a lot better. Netbooks would struggle with Youtube streaming etc, but my T100chi (similar spec, but with 1920x1200 screen) will happily stream 1080p youtube, or 720p60 (1080p60 seems a struggle for it). And in general the eMMC storage just makes it more responsive, not as fast as an SSD but quicker than mechanical HDD.

Late last year my choice was between the new T100HA or the slightly older T100chi. I ended up with the chi as it was a little cheaper at the time (£250, comparing two 64GB models), had the higher res screen and arguably better build.

But the biggest hurdle with this model of the HA is the 32GB storage, that could be an issue in the future as w10 inevitably balloons with updates. My 64GB chi, on w8.1, after about 4 months use has used 14.6GB (windows folder 10.3GB). A 32GB eMMC would be about 29.8GB actual space, and then Asus will have a hidden recovery partition (mine is 10GB). So in just a few months you might have just 5GB free space. I have all my videos, music etc on a 128GB microSD, something that would be crucial for a device like this, which has even less storage.

Just ignore that other guy. He's just a hapless minion, fighting pointless internet battles on the misguided notion that to spell correctly means something.

So it shows the very low limit of British competence not to realise something very elementary in life: invention, hard work, brilliance, high IQ, intuition, helpfulness, teamwork, entrepreneurship, leadership.....are NOT dependent on ability of spelling and spending hours on spellcheck. A classic example, is a bad speller of words may have better IQ or emotional IQ than ... and craft something wonderful with hands....

Need a new laptop

Better be corrected in a forum of this nature where you can be anonymous than being rejected for an interview based on such mistakes in your covering letter.

I'm probably going down the Surface 3 route. Best build quality, best Atom processor, USB recharging and a combined tablet/keyboard weight of under 1kg.
The reliability seems fine on the Chuwi though...no better/worse than on most other Atom based tablets. I just can't bring myself to buy from China.

Thanks for the reply. I have seen that tablet but the reliability of it seems really bad. Any other recommendations?

The screen any better in this one? And has it got the same godawful keyboard and trackpad with the loudest cheapest sounding mouse buttons?

Any links for a 2 in 1 windows tablet with 4gb of ram and 64gb hdd?

It seems the RAM is upgradeable (mymemory) to 8g, but at a cost of ~45

- and the laptop costs 149...

2GB RAM, 1280 x 800 screen resolution and USB 2.0. If it had 4GB (min) RAM, 1920x1080 screen and USB 3.0 it would present a very attractve proposition. Can't imagine the improved spec would add much to the manufacturing cost...

3g

Yes

Just been out to get this today.

Oh ok, thanks, I'd guessed it was a 12 month licence

Can the Office 365 licence code be extracted (and sold)?

Spelling and Grammar police are out I see.

EDIT: Thank you for the lesson.

'(all be it refurbished)'

WHUT?

http://www.dictionary.com/browse/albeit

Ah! Thank you for clearing that up whw.

It's a newer iteration of the CPU. This is Intel Atom x5-Z8500 and the one you point to is Intel Atom Z3735F Quad Core (1.33GHz, 2MB Cache, Intel Burst to 1.83GHz). There may be a upgrade to the onboard graphics as this is Intel HD Gen 8 (whatever that means!)

With regards to the 4gb version I think Amazon.fr has them listed. I've found many of the UK websites stock only the 32gb version. Check this post: http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/asus-2-1-t100ha-fu029t-laptop-10-1-grey-intel-atom-4gb-ram-64gb-ssd-windows-10-187-2338035

Is there any difference between this model and the T100TAF available in this thread (all be it refurbished)?

EDIT: All the reviews I'm seeing state that the T100HA has 64bit Windows which wouldn't be of much use as this is advertised as having 2GB of RAM so the 64bit system has no further capacity to make use of. However, the reviews also state that the T100HA comes with 4GB of RAM but Currys are advertising as 2GB...???