Experience both Android and Windows with REDFOX WizBook WB-101H
Android and Windows are two of the most used operating system (OS) in across the globe today. There are tons of devices to choose from and one of the things that you will only consider is which OS would you prefer. Will you go for Android or will you go for Windows?
That might be a dilemma for some. If you find it hard to choose between these two powerful OSs as well, you don’t have to worry because REDFOX has something for you. This is non-other than the WizBook WB-101H, the 2-in-1 device that can work as a laptop or a tablet, and runs on both Windows 8.1 and Android KitKat operating system.
The REDFOX WB-101H is definitely a superstar when it comes to its operating systems. This gives any user the ultimate performance in today’s mobile first and cloud first world. You can enjoy both of the games and apps from their respective app stores and you can enjoy both of their productivity features.
The amazing twin operating system is paired with the latest Intel BayTrail CPU – a multicore CPU performance you need for productivity. Upon using the device, you’ll feel the smoothness of the transitions from app to app. No lags and other issues in the performance can be noticed.
The design of the REDFOX WizBook WB-101H also stands out. It is something that you can be proud of using wherever you like. The sophisticated body is made more beautiful with the 10-inch IPS LED display. These two makes the device a real head-turner.
When it comes to the camera, the REDFOX WizBook WB-101H features a 2-megapixel front cam and a 5-megapixel rear cam. These are the only features that we think needs improvements on. We now have tablets and smartphones with 5+-megapixel front cameras and 8+-megapixel rear cameras. And we think these features can make this amazing device more powerful.
All in all, the REDFOX WizBook WB-101H is an outstanding hybrid device for us. This device has everything people need to be productive in work or school, or to simply enjoy their multimedia contents.
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