A handful of Chinese tablet and TV box makers have started offering models that dual boot Android and Windows software. That means you can run Android apps or games on your tablet, reboot into Windows and fire up Windows apps (or Windows desktop apps).
Now one company is going a step further by letting you easily share files between the two operating systems. So if you download a file using an Android web browser you can access it in Windows, or vice versa.
Tablet maker Onda is showing off a new dual OS system that supports “disk sharing.”
While the demo video the company posted to Chinese social network Weibo shows what appears to be a tablet running Windows 8.1 and Android 4.x, the company says the software will work with Windows 10 and Android 5.0.
Onda says its multi-boot firmware will be available for select tablets including the Onda V919 3G Air. That’s a tablet with a 9.7 inch, 2048 x 1536 pixel display, 2GB of RAM, an Intel Atom Z3736F Bay Trail processor, and dual operating systems.
The dual-boot version of the tablet sells for about $200 and up at AliExpress, Geekbuying, and other sites that ship Chinese tablets internationally.
via Mike Cane
If you are looking at dual boot tablets, be sure to go for one of the newer ones with 64GB of storage… or you will run out of space very quickly. A dual boot system with 32GB is similar to a single boot Windows tablet with 16GB.
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An ARM CPU and Windows 8.1? That can’t be right! Ain’t this a BayTrail tablet, like the rest of the dual-OS machines?
Already updated/corrected. Sorry about the confusion!
But is the windows it has licensed?
That tablet uses an Intel CPU: https://www.onda-tablet.com/onda-v919-air-dual-boot-tablet-pc-64gb.html and not a Mediatek one.
Yeah, that was a brain fart… clearly it wouldn’t boot Windows 8.1 if it had an ARM chip. Not sure what I was looking at when I copied the wrong specs.