My 8-year-old 10-inch tablet was showing signs that the battery might be on its way out, and some of the updates of the old apps aren't available for Android 4.4 KitKat, so I bought this one as a replacement. A good many reasons why 10″ screens is sought after is because many games, PC in particular, are not really designed for small screens – game fonts, menus etc.. are not scaled and difficult to read. But there may be a new model with a 10.1 inch display and an unusual-looking design on the way. A company called Meteorish has begun showing pictures and specs for an upcoming handheld with a big screen, plenty of horsepower and… an aesthetic that makes it look more like a Fisher Price toy than a device for hardcore gamers. Meteorish TJD T101 is a gaming handheld with a 10.1 inch screen and Ryzen 7040U (allegedly) - Liliputing Close Search for: Search With the exception of mini-laptops like the GPD Win Max, the largest screens we’ve seen so far on handheld gaming PCs have been the 8.4 inch displays used for some ONEXPLAYER models and the upcoming AYA Neo Kun.

Also some gamers, such as myself, are looking for that handheld gaming PC that is potentially powerful enough to potentially also double as a portable desktop PC replacement. This is an entry-level tablet, which is just what I was looking for. I don't do much with my tablets - I read ebooks, play the occasional puzzle game, bring up a weather radar screen when I'm in a hurry. I suppose I could do all that with my Android phone, but I don't like the tiny (by comparison) screen for those purposes. Anything heavier, and I use my Linux laptop. There is the GPD Win Max 2, which has many ports, storage slots and a 10″ screen could fit that bill for some, but it’s basically a UMC laptop and not as portable and easy to use as handheld form factors.

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ANDROID 10.0 SYSTEM & GOOGLE GMS CERTIFICATION: This tablet 10 inch has updated to Android's latest version Android 10.0 Go Version, the processing performance of the 10.0 system has been significantly improved, it can be used safely and comfortably. The company says it plans to launch the TD101 through an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign in late August or early September, with at least two pricing/configuration options available: