going by the product code details on the ebay listing, the model and barcode number show its a 1010B which should have two full size USB ports plus a micro USB port. the listing has been updated a few times but the details haven't changed. so hopefully it is the model with the full size ports as it would be handy to plug a couple of small flashdrives in and use the microport for charging

Weird, shows a little offer box between the price and collection/postage details on the desktop site. They must have a set of rotating offers as it shows Nectar points with the purchase now, must have got lucky.

Display 17 didn't work for me

Can't find how you managed to get this for £40!

shows on the ebay page. says something like 'pay only £44.99, click here to see how' and you hover over it. £40 with the extra £5 off with the paypal method.

Just got this for £39.99 with the £5 off by using paypal and £10 using DISPLAY17 coupon code which apparently expires on 19th.

True, they are not closing, but "reorienting the business". The stores are all closing, though, so I am not sure that is much different.

NO!

Can you install windows xp or 7 on these? Can you boot from usb? Or external storage?

PS: It was exactly this price at Staples when they came out, after 30 pounds off for an old tablet, and that was including the year of Office. No wonder Staples went bust, they must have made a loss.

Hi, do you get office pre-installed for a year??? It was the only reason i brought tablets like this as it is cheaper than buying the subscription.

what is the difference between the £50 and £70 one?

Thanks

Can you install Android on this? I seem to recall you can on the Linx 7 and the Linx 10, but not the Linx 8.

PS: And indeed you can. http://www.linxtablet.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=1155

where's the £5 off?

Grade B £64.99
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Linx-10-Windows-10-Tablet-32GB-Storage-Intel-Quad-Core-Grade-B-10-Screen-WIFI-/371893034161?hash=item56968d5cb1

Grade A £69.99
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Linx-10-inch-Windows-10-Tablet-32GB-Storage-Intel-Quad-Core-Grade-A-10-Screen/371893034064

Not clear on the description. This is a refurb.

just got one! i've been after one for a while. i got the 7" and the connect 9 and now this. just need to get a keyboard now. the slightly bigger screen and 2gb of ram in particular instead of 1gb should make a difference

​link to the 1010?

if you bother to read other peoples comments they say that they dont seeing as its not the same model

Call me picky - but if an item is a refurb - it should say in the description.

Anyways - voted hot.

Excellenté, forgot about this. :-)

Yep!, to your question. :-)

I have a few of the Linx 10 Lite, Windows 8 Tablets, 2GB RAM/16GB eMMC, from last year (similar to the above really?).

And mine all have 2 USB 2.0 Sockets in each ...

Where can I get a keyboard dock for this?

I'd spend the extra £20 on the 1010 with dual USB ports. It's a real shame they went 720p on this but for the money you can't complain at all

Uhh how do you get the £5 off?

I have a 1010 which is brilliant. Paid about £80 in December and reviewed it here https://www.technouz.com/4375/linx-1010b-windows-10-tablet-review/

No windows 10?

My one just died on me. Personally i wont buy this again. However my linx 7 is still rocking.

I'd get a 1010 with the keyboard for a few quid more. I've owned this and a 1010 and a I really regret selling the 1010.

Can you install android on these ?

Do these have full size USB ports? I'm looking online and find variations.

good find op, heat added

The battery on mine has died completely after about 18 months and replacements don't seem to be available unless anyone knows otherwise. It will not run at all once it thinks the battery is too low even with a charging cable plugged in.

the battery life on mine was pretty rubbish, I plugged in a two usb to micro usb to charge it while I played with it. it KILLED it :disappointed: thankfully it was under warranty and was replaced. it does get really warm while charging though

We've had a couple of different versions of these - I even ended-up being stuck using one as my daily driver for a while: I was impressed with what it actually managed to keep up with (Photoshop/SketchUp)*... obviously it'll struggle if you try to have to many things on the go at once (the 2GB RAM sees to that) but I genuinely believe it's good enough for most casual users.

*It's now being strapped to the back of a dumb-TV to turn it into a smart-TV, as well as RDP'ing into one our Hyper-V VM's if we don't feel like walking the 20 feet to the office!

Great deal for the money.

Great little tablet, also (as long as power settings are set correctly in Windoze) the battery life is brilliant.