It's time for yet another giveaway from Neowin, and this time, we're giving away a NuVision Solo 10 Draw, a 10.1-inch Windows 10 tablet that comes with a pen and a sleeve. Enter now to win!
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NuVision's Solo 10 Draw tablet has an Intel Atom processor, 2GB RAM, and 32GB of storage, but it's dirt cheap in the Microsoft Store. So, is it worth the money? Find out by reading our review.
Last week, Microsoft marked down the NuVision Solo 10 Draw, a 10.1-inch tablet running full Windows 10, to just $99. Now, we're reviewing the device. Here's our unboxing and first impressions.
The NuVision Solo 10 Draw was priced at $249 earlier this year, but after reducing its cost to $149 in April, Microsoft is now offering the Windows 10 tablet with a stylus and sleeve for just $99.
Usually priced at $249, the NuVision tablet is now available for $149, including a 'digital pen' and a free sleeve. It also has an Intel Atom x5 processor, microHDMI port, Miracast support, and more.
Usually $149, the NuVision Windows 10 tablet is now available for just $69. It has an 8-inch Full HD IPS LCD, Intel Atom x5 processor, 32GB SSD, 802.11n Wi-Fi with Miracast support, and more.
It's Pi Day - the annual celebration of all things Pi-related. Microsoft is marking the occasion by offering up to 31.4% off a range of PCs, along with a $599 15.6-inch Lenovo notebook for just $314.
Microsoft is offering some big discounts on Windows 10 PCs and tablets from the likes of Alienware, HP, Dell, Lenovo, VAIO and more, with savings of up to 42% available on a wide range of devices.
You can now get up to 42% off a wide range of desktops, notebooks, tablets and 2-in-1s, including many affordable options - and if you buy a PC for over $699, you'll also get a free 8-inch tablet.
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