Pine64 does not leave the idea of a tablet with Linux
The company Pine64, which deals with devices with Linux, announced the update of the tablet with an unusual operating system for such devices.
The new generation PineTab 2 will receive the RK3566 processor, which according to the statement should provide better energy efficiency and heat exchange. Also, the director of communications of the manufacturer Lukasz Ereciinski noted that this processor has a better price/performance ratio and can also become the main candidate for mobile systems.
The metal case of the new tablet can also boast a simple opening, which will allow for easy upgrades and repairs of the device. Along with this, it will have a detachable keyboard, which allows you to save money on accessories if you don’t need them.
As for memory, the manufacturer will offer two combinations: 4/64 GB or 8/128 GB. On the case you will also find two USB-C ports (2.0 and 3.0), micro-HDMI, a microSD memory card slot and a headphone port. Along with this, the tablet has two cameras: 2 and 5 MP.
The cost of the novelty has not yet been announced. The manufacturer plans to specify prices and the start of sales more precisely before the Chinese New Year.