Introducing the RCA 11 Galileo Pro 2-in-1 tablet with detachable keyboard. The 11 Galileo Pro operates on Android Marshmallow and showcases the operating system’s brand-new material design. Captivate your eyes with the Galileo Pro’s amazingly clear, 11.5-inch high definition screen. The impressive 1.3GHz quad-core processor is powerful enough to zoom through applications and tasks. Quickly update your social statuses, compose emails and navigate the Web with the detachable keyboard and built-in trackpad. When it’s time to get down to business, open up the included WPS Office app and create powerful documents and spreadsheets. Effortlessly transition the RCA 11 Galileo Pro into a stand-alone tablet by detaching the keyboard. You may also dock the tablet to the keyboard in many positions to suit your liking or intended use. Use the tablet’s Bluetooth functionality to pair and connect with other Bluetooth-enabled devices.

The adaptable detachable laptop that goes beyond A standard laptop with tablet, stand, and tent modes. Write, draw, and edit on a device with full support for Windows inking features and HP Active Pen included. Up to 10 hours and 30 minutes of battery life and a 50% charge in 30 minutes. The 5MP rear camera is placed in the corner to keep your fingers out of the picture.

Introducing the RCA 11 Galileo Pro 2-in-1 tablet with detachable keyboard. The 11 Galileo Pro operates on Android Marshmallow and showcases the operating system’s brand-new material design. Captivate your eyes with the Galileo Pro’s amazingly clear, 11.5-inch high definition screen. The impressive 1.3GHz quad-core processor is powerful enough to zoom through applications and tasks. Quickly update your social statuses, compose emails and navigate the Web with the detachable keyboard and built-in trackpad. When it’s time to get down to business, open up the included WPS Office app and create powerful documents and spreadsheets. Effortlessly transition the RCA 11 Galileo Pro into a stand-alone tablet by detaching the keyboard. You may also dock the tablet to the keyboard in many positions to suit your liking or intended use. Use the tablet’s Bluetooth functionality to pair and connect with other Bluetooth-enabled devices.

Technical Specifications:

1.3GHz quad-core processor

1GB DDR of system memory

11.5″ touchscreen, 1024 x 600 resolution, virtual keyboard with Swype

Built-in 802.11 WiFi and Bluetooth v4.0

Additional Features:

Rear 2MP camera and front 1MP webcam with microphone, auto-focus and digital zoom

microUSB 2.0 port, miniHDMI port, USB 2.0 port, headphone jack, microphone jack

32GB onboard storage memory, additional memory via microSD card slot

Built-in speaker

Up to 6 hours of battery life on a single charge

Weighs 1.65 lbs; 11.81″ x 0.43″ x 7.28″ dimensions

Software and Applications:

Android 6.0 OS (Marshmallow)

Google Play (for applications)

Android Music Player

Media Formats: popular media formats

Product Description

HP Pavilion 10-k010nr x2

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RockyQ

1.0 out of 5 starsNEVER BUY an HP PRODUCT – Check photos, INFLATING component, a FIRE HAZARD?

Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2016

Capacity: 32GBVerified Purchase

DO NOT BUY – this X2, or for that matter any HP product.I bought 2 of these on Black Friday 2014 (1.5 years ago).
Story 1: The first one died today. First, the keyboard is not recognized, checked all settings, restarted – still no keyboard. When I shut down, the unit will not turn back on – at all.Cost me a paid install of the MSOffice Suite, 3 days ago.
Story 2: Today, I opened the 2nd and noticed the touch screen bulged/warped out of its back casing.Called HP Tech Support – to repair/replace they will charge me $230. Out of warranty I get it, but its a (absolute) manufacturer defect. I thought, my return (I am sure) will help their R&D, etc. The Tech Assist Rep insisted, it will cost me $230 outright, upon their receipt of the unit/I have to pay ship back.Please check photos – I have a witness.First, it was a warped screen, until we heard a ‘pop’ and a component inside inflated it seems – causing for the screen to separate from the back casing. This was stored in a room where 5 other computers had been operating (ON), more time than this is stored.
DO NOT BUY ANY HP PRODUCT — they are DEFECTIVELY designed and manufactured.I am concerned what’s inflating is the battery, known to catch FIRE.

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Scorpious

5.0 out of 5 starsThis little guy just… Works.

Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2015

Capacity: 32GBVerified Purchase

I had an IRULU W1000 32GB tablet that I bought from Amazon for $240. That tablet was great, but the power switch design was flawed and it failed within a month. (IRULU has since changed their product design, so this is no longer an issue.) I was originally going to purchase another IRULU tablet, but then I came across this for $210 for the same 32GB of storage. I read the reviews, and I was nervous about it at first, but I figured if it did have the problems people were mentioning in their reviews I could send it back to Amazon for a refund and just get another IRULU like I had planned on. The day I received the tablet, I powered it up and immediately discovered that the keyboard wasn’t working, which was one of the complaints listed in the reviews I’d read. I was upset. But then I reseated the tablet in the keyboard dock and never had another keyboard problem again. Yes, the keyboard isn’t the greatest, but I type hard anyway so it’s just a matter of remembering to type like I would on a regular keyboard instead of trying to treat the thing with kid gloves. The one issue I’ve had, which may not be related to the keyboard at all, is that sometimes the first character you type in a field never actually appears. It’s like the tablet wasn’t ready for your input or something. But if you wait half a second before you start typing, this doesn’t happen.

Performance-wise, this is a budget tablet and you should expect budget tablet performance… but you don’t get that. You get much better than you would expect at this price point. The quad-core Bay Trail CPU in this thing just hauls… and coupled with a flash memory storage device, it’s more than sufficient for most light-duty tasks you would do on a tablet. Is it a Surface Pro 3? No… so don’t try to use it like one. You’re likely not going to get good handwriting performance on this thing without an active stylus, it’s not going to run a bunch of applications at once… but it will do light-duty web browsing, games, etc. It also works great as a Steam streaming device, so if you have a computer running Steam, you can stream your games to the tablet and it will work just fine. Also, it has front-facing speakers and the screen is crystal clear, so it’s great for watching movies on. You also get a full-size USB port which is advertised as being USB 3.0, but I haven’t tested that yet… regardless, the addition of a full-size USB port means you have a wide range of accessories you can connect to the tablet, such as mice, keyboards, etc. It also has mini-HDMI out as well. In theory, you *could* use this as a light-duty desktop replacement by connecting a USB hub with a mouse and keyboard connected to that, and a monitor via HDMI… but I wouldn’t recommend it. What’s the point of having a tablet with a touch screen if you’re… never going to use the touch screen functionality? One last note: Do yourself a favor and buy at least a 64GB microSD card to throw in this thing to add extra storage space. I believe it will handle up to 128GB… I have a 64GB card in it and it works fine. For $~30, you’re not going to beat that cost to triple your storage space on this tablet.

One of the major, MAJOR plusses of this device? The battery life is RIDICULOUS. My previous IRULU tablet lasted maybe four hours, even on standby. This thing will run literally the entire day even under a decent workload. I’ve gone two days without charging this device numerous times and it still has enough juice to get me through most of the second day before I absolutely have to charge it (assuming I haven’t been playing Solitaire on it all day, lol).

Another nice side of this tablet is the way the keyboard and the tablet link up. I’ve read a number of reviews where people complained about the magnetic keyboard stand and how it doesn’t hold the tablet up correctly, etc. From my experience, those people just didn’t know what they were doing. I’ve never had any issues with the stand. The tablet has two magnetic points across the back which you can CLEARLY feel once you position the keyboard’s stand against them. After that, don’t bang on the touchscreen and expect the magnet to hold… When you’re not using the tablet, the keyboard cover is very solidly held against the tablet. It almost feels like a netbook when you have the case closed. The design takes a little getting used to, but I like it.

Bottom line? Yeah, you might get a bum unit. It’s always a possibility. And it may not fail right out of the box. There’s always that possibility too. So cover yourself: Buy the 1 year warranty with the extra $30 you’re saving compared to most of the competitors in this range (assuming you get the 32GB version), and give it a shot. If your unit fails, get a replacement. Because this tablet is good enough to give a second chance.

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Some Guy

5.0 out of 5 starsGood laptop/tablet for the price– and GREAT customer service from HP and Amazon!

Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2015

Capacity: 32GBVerified Purchase

I bought this notebook to replace an aging Toshiba netbook that I had given away.The main draw for me was that it was compact enough to go anywhere, but could also double as a tablet if I wanted it to.I had had issues with another notebook/tablet hybrid from a company called Nextbook that I had purchased a couple months before.It worked fine for a month, and then went completely dead.I bought it through Walmart.com, and since it was during the holiday season with the extended return policy in effect they took it back and refunded my purchase price, no questions asked, as even though it was under warranty I did not want a replacement.

I bought the HP Pavilion X2 the next day, and got it shipped via Prime.The first one I got had an issue where the machine was not able to find the keyboard.I tried several things and eventually called HP support directly.They diagnosed the problem and gave me several options to remedy the situation.They were very helpful and courteous and helped me immensely.In the end, I chose to return it to Amazon as it seemed to be the quickest way to get a replacement (and I needed one fairly soon, as I planned to use it on a trip).Their hardware support manager (I believe his name is Vijay?) even called me three times to make sure that I was able to get it replaced and that I was satisfied with their service.Where are you going to find that nowadays?I’ve always liked HP’s products and this experience reminded me why.

I went online and requested to return the device, and Amazon shipped me a replacement the same day, even BEFORE they received the defective laptop.When I got the replacement I plugged it in and everything worked exactly as expected.The keyboard works well with the tablet and it’s fast enough and powerful enough for my fairly simple needs (web surfing, some Office use, web development).If you’re looking for a portable, inexpensive and easy-to-use replacement for a Windows laptop, I’d definitely recommend this machine.

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Deja Vu. Dell Latitude 12 7285 2-in-1 bears more than a passing resemblance to Microsoft's well-established Surface Pro 4. From the screen size to the overall dimensions and looks down to the accessories like the detachable keyboard and active stylus (Sold separately) - the tablet/convertible is a spitting image on many, but not all levels.

Technical Specifications:

Display:
12.3” 3:2 (2880 x 1920) Touch Screen with Corning Gorilla Glass 4, Anti-reflective and Anti-Smudge, 400 nits

Processor:
7th Gen Intel Core i7-7Y75 1.30 GHz (Turbo 3.60 GHz, 2 Cores 4 Threads, 4MB SmartCache)

Storage Drive:
256 GB PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD

Memory RAM:
16 GB 1866 MHz LPDDR3 SDRAM

Network:
Intel Dual-Band 8265 Wireless-AC Wi-Fi + BT 4.2 Wireless Card (2x2)

Graphics:
Integrated Intel HD Graphics 615

Webcam:
Ifrared Camera

Operating System:
Windows 10 Professional 64-bit

Battery:
2-cell, 34 WHr Li-ion

Ports:
2 USB Type-C Thunderbolt 3
1 Micro SD 3.0 Memory card reader
1 Noble Wedge Lock slot
1 Windows Home Button
1 Power Button
1 Volume Up/Down Rocker
1 I2C for Keyboard connection

Dimensions (WxHxD):
10.8" x 0.28" x 8.2" inches

Weight:
1.5 lb / 0.68 kg

Does not come with keyboard or Stylus Pen

Mobility takes on new meaning with the ultra-portable HP envy X2. Crafted for those always on the go, this Detachable PC keeps you connected at home or on the road. With all-day battery life, strong durability, and 4G lte-you’re ready to go the distance.