Introduction
Is this Akoya the perfect hybrid for the best price, we have been waiting for? since the arrival of the first Transformers In this review we are going there is extensively in.We know the brand Medion of cheaper televisions, computers and monitors, among others are available at Aldi. Although their laptops and tablets for years to buy and the brand in the mobile market, so is not exactly a newcomer, the German company here comes with its own hybrid concept to come. This is their version of a convertable: Medion Akoya P2211T, a 11.6-inch notebook and tablet in one. I write very often in locations and remembered to do this with a cheaper Windows notebook. It must be light, have a nice 1080p screen fast enough, the battery was definitely over 6 hours to keep fit, but also the storage and reasonable SSD were not lacking. The price range was 400 - to 600 -. Euros. With such a tight budget for a long time did not come to a purchase because I teruggeschrok of compromises. The downside was often, for example, if the processor was fast, that the battery was belabbert. In a model with the old Atom battery went long time but it was completely again painfully slow. Devices with a good quality full HD touch screen and reasonable specs were among the 850, - euro also absent. With the advent of these Akoya P2211T and the Bay Trail Intel CPU all the compromises were apparently the job. Design and outward impression If you pick up the notebook he does not feel too heavy and you feel a rough surface that is easy to hold. The plastic feels strong, but it bends something if you are hard on the back of the tablet or the trackpad pushes. It suffered little greasy fingers is a nice plus. It is as you can expect for the price plastic fantastic and yet strong and solid enough. The wedge-shaped appearance and the brushed aluminum look on the top shows the design vain a hint of the much more expensive ultrabooks, and it seems to me a bit dull and uninspiring about. It is not an ugly piece of bakelite but Akoya can not exactly measure in design with dazzling designs of the more expensive hybrids. The screen is in a thick black border and is shiny. Inconsistent is the brushed aluminum board does not return to the light gray part to the keyboard. The bottom is matte black and has four sturdy rubber feet. When folded it becomes clear that the hinge is just right, not too stiff or too firm. The balance between screen and dock is fine, even on your lap, he tends to fall forward just a bit and the screen wobbles not while typing. The simple plastic mechanism looks well thought out and disconnect the tablet fine loose or tight. tablet could I love. 740 grams long in one hand However, with two hands, while the elbows are supported is it. It is a somewhat thick and bulky tablet, certainly no iPad. Small openings on the sides ensure that their speakers can sound lost and the passively cooled processor is not too hot. The build quality seems sufficient to 3.5 inch entrance after. Hardware The hardware of the Akoya is the Full HD screen after, not really spectacular thing but offers components that were previously only reserved for the middle and high-end devices. With a purchase price of 499, - at the time of writing, this model is clearly there and we would not expect very much. We dive right under the hood and there may heuzé a Celeron processor N2910 quad see, that is not the fastest but certainly drop nice performance in multimedia and internet. Obviously this is the new 22nm Intel produced workhorse of the long-awaited Bay Trail generation, the poor performance of its predecessor, the Atom had to make. With out-of-order execution that'll work. A 64-bit OS is supported. Moreover, the power consumption should be greatly reduced, and a TDP of 7.5 watts max is successful. Intel HD integrated graphics drives on 756 MHz the screen, which is mounted in the tablet portion weighing 760 grams and it turns Ahva (Advanced Hyper Viewing Angle) Full HD to its panel. With a diameter of 11.6 inches and 1080 pixels, it is also by far the best hybrid screen for this price. A full Windows 8.1 Home OEM supplied and therefore the 4 GB internal memory very welcome. A week before this writing Medion brought in: Austria still the sister, the P2212T out. Unfortunately, with only 2 Gb somewhat limited (to say nothing about the foreign keyboard layout). We may rely on the P2211T rich with 64Gb SSD memory in the tablet and the keyboard dock is 780 gram once a hard disk of 500 GB Hitachi, besides an extra battery. Connection options are plenty. Unfortunately we have to miss a LAN port and the dock. This will be immediately compensated by the presence of the micro HDMI connector next to the USB2 and USB3 port is located. This is useful if you want to connect the device to a monitor, and to use. Primary PC The dock is another two extra USB2 ports equipped so that an external optical drive or hard drive can be connected. Easily Display This full HD panel Ahva instantly makes Medion friends in this house. It is the highlight of this review. Whether I play movies or tap a short document, web pages, or view as a photo editing, it all looks fine. In 1080, 11.6 inches is almost no perceptible pixel and everything is ragscherp. The brightness is very good but for outdoor use is slightly longer necessary. Colors, although they are not quite true to nature, come vividly. White is a bit gray and black is not quite black. The viewing angle even mad at extreme angles and the screen is fine to read. 's not as color splashes off the screen by the thicker glass. The supplied protective felt suggests that it is not very scratch resistant. The touch control is nothing to complain about. Obviously the trackpad or mouse required to the Windows desktop comfortable to operate. The 11.6 inch screen is not recommended for users who dislike having lowercase. It's not the best panel but for this price it is very good. Touchpad and keyboard , the touchpad Elan is a few millimeters below the level of the chicklet style keys. It is not too smooth or rough and touch, swipe, rotate or enlarge goes smoothly, although I sometimes sometimes off target, but that may be habituation. But as soon as you click on the hidden mouse buttons feels a thing to some rickety, it does not work very well. The keyboard is fine, not as fine as those in the Transformers, but chicklets in a beautiful layout with clear clicks as feedback. The travel is reasonable for an ultrabook wannabe. The screen remains relatively quiet under the movements, although there is a tendency to tilt. Knock lap Sound The speakers are not very loud and sound canned and not clear, there is no high, not low. This is despite the marketing slogan Dolby. It works, that is all said and here is really quite cut. The mine had a defect in the headphone jack. I have the laptop already exchanged, because if you plugged in the headphones plug is not completely went inside. He popped fairly quickly and creaked. This would have been, if there were not a few fellow TW-ers who had also. Exemparisch a problem So make sure you test the input and the plug fits into it. {EDIT: The laptop has been repossessed by MediaMarkt and exchanged. This input is properly and securely.} The built-in microphone provides the sound of a canned goldfish and disappointing. Once the audio output connected to the violin concerto sounds great through my Senheiser PMX60 headphones. The sound chip with Dolby is very good and even my best ob sound so far. The sound produced is very full and lively, of course, I mean the sound in the headphones. It is bizarre that such superb sound combined with the worst speakertjes. Connections All connections are located on the left. On the tablet we find a USB 2 and USB 3 port next to the welcome micro HDMI connector. Then there is the offending 3.5mm headphone jack and a hole for the microphone. The volume slider and power button also. Sit On the dock is not busy with two USB 2.0 ports in addition to the input power. The 19 volt power supply notebook is a whopping 2.7 amps and load in a few hours on both batteries. Nice detail on the adapter is the on / off switch. The cord is very long. In addition to Wi-Fi 802.11 b / g / n Wi-Fi, there is also a C, which is much sought after by people with fast broadband internet. On my n router I get easily 1.6 Mbit / sec. Then there is the last Bluetooth 4.0, the compound where the dock using. However, the 500GB hard drive is via the USB connection in the coupling mechanism on the tablet put where he is seen as an external hard drive. (So it is safe to remove hardware click here first when disconnecting the tablet). Battery Charging is via the 19 volt adapter notebook, probably because the CPU of a computer type and has a slightly higher consumption than the Atom Bay Trail, as the Asus Transformer Book T100. Later, following more about the test with the battery life. Software {EDIT (puppitz): The P2211T is Windows 8.1 Home OEM preinstalled, this is the most commonly used and full Windows desktop version. This is the full desktop functionality, etc. All windows desktop software and apps, but also W8 compatible printers, external HDDs, hardware and peripherals as scanners and cameras, you can simply install it and work with it as if the P2211T an ordinary PC. Other tablets equipped with Windows RT, Android or Apple's iOS, working with a version that the user is very limited in its environment. Restrictions the P2211T NOT have. You can fully enjoy all the advantages PC. It is for many people fairly new and very nice that there is finally tablets come with a full Windows desktop for under 500 Euros. A desktop tablet is difficult to control without a keyboard and trackpad or mouse, so the Metro interface and combinations that come on the market of Windows 8 tablet + keyboard dock.} Windows 8.1 under some notorious for the lack of the start button and the start menu. An update to Windows 8.2 solves this hopefully. Bloatware word found in large quantities on the SSD, in the form of three suites (most trialware) CyberLink Ashampoo and Windows Live. Some programs are useful, but most will Tweakers there discard. The latter is then difficult and Cyberlink did not want my machine. Ashampoo always open the browser after each of the ten uninstallaties. The Office installation is unfortunately trial and so I replaced those directly for OpenOffice. Drivers look good and it seems like the integration works well. practice for the first start-up is quick and easy. The screen locale and language settings setup is done in minutes. I first get to see. Metro Just left and right through the tiles leaves goes smoothly. There is no lag. Then I switch to the desktop and get to see a pretty gesjopt Medion logo and the necessary icons like this computer. Letters are very small. Re-boot takes only 14 seconds. The speed of the PC like straight away and although this is not something for games, run all the common tasks very smoothly. I have the door quickly and fold close the laptop while it is still open office install. I put it here in my bag, it actually is a bit heavier, but not unpleasant feeling because he takes it easy. At an internet cafe I login with excellent range on their wifi and complete the installation, then I resume the revieuw. Soon i interface at 150% to be rid of the spidery letters glossy screen should because of the bright sun and reflections on maximum contrast level and then workable. The dock is cool and heat generation on the tablet is minimal. There is a slight hum of the hard drive, but this is the quietest laptop HDD that I have ever heard. The nearly full-size keyboard was slightly larger liked me. It is unfortunate that the two inches on the edges around the keyboard are not fully utilized. Still typing with ten fingers is smooth. Metro works seamlessly like all applications, but it is not what I'm used to on my i5 with SSD desktop. Alternatives There are not very many alternatives. at the time of writing Asus Transformer Book T100 with 10 inch screen, 2GB of memory and a 32GB SSD drive only comes with a very competitive price of 349.00 Euro still the best around. The processor is similar to the performance of the CPU in the Akoya P2211T. With the advent of more convertibles Bay Trail processors for the door, is to purchase an older (much slower) Atom product, unjustifiable. If we look at the lighter, classic touch notebooks than Asus' Vivo Book X202E-CT009H may equipped with i3 but offers a battery life of 3 to 4 hours and has a significantly worse screen at a price of well 499, - Euro. The cheaper (395, -) Toshiba Satellite NB10T-A-101 has a slower Celeron N2810, only HD screen, but is 200 grams lighter. The Asus Vivo Book X202E-CT315H may slow Celeron 1007U and only 2GB hard to come, battery life is again 3.5 hours and the screen is not the best HD panel. The price tag is again, with only 389, - Euro. Possibly the Acer Aspire V5-122P-42154G50nss resort offers you a price fighter, with also much slower AMD A4-1250 CPU, but if you can survive, says the low weight of 1200 grams you maybe. The sober Radeon HD8210 video sends a HD screen. All this for 389, -. For now, there is in this laptop / tablet pricesegment little competition for Medion on the horizon. Conclusion All the pluses and minuses in all, I'm pretty impressed with the performance and features that are delivered. for this money The screen is small but fantastic, the keyboard works very reliably, the seemingly endless battery life and fast charging are also a plus. There are plenty of connections and the quad-core Celeron CPU is smooth, like the SSD and the internal memory. The weight and dimensions in order to make the whole a simple meepakker. And it is good that we are now able to read recipes while cooking in the kitchen. From the Internet There is no expansion is possible because there are no valves, all hardware is in the tablet. A LAN connection I had appreciated and better speakers are not a luxury. The problem with the 3.5 mm plug is very unfortunate as the irritation of the bloatware packs Medion it throws. , this plastic stuff will not get design award and the finish leaves a bit to be desired. Potential buyers who are looking for a laptop with excellent build quality and light ultrabook with fast hardware and beautiful design, this is likely to take its course. And to come back to the initial question: is this the perfect hybrid? To be honest no. Since the build quality would be much better. There really is much to improve. It is disappointing that there TW'ers defects reported. In addition, the strange pricing. In Austria. 399 was the 2GB model - for sale and medion.nl same P2211T costs just 499. -! Media market increased the 4GB model for the Christmas of 499, - sfor 549, -! Saturn asked for the same model, even for a while 599 - Although it is certainly not the last cheap hybrid Bay Trail will be, this is the first where I get the impression that there is a somewhat more balanced story. Affordable, easy full feature hybrids with few compromises are now a fact. But that design and build quality th ... Vivo Book X202E-CT009H may come with i3 but offers a battery life of 3 to 4 hours and has a significantly worse screen at a price of also 499, - Euro. The cheaper (395, -) Toshiba Satellite NB10T-A-101 has a slower Celeron N2810, only HD screen, but is 200 grams lighter. The Asus Vivo Book X202E-CT315H may slow Celeron 1007U and only 2GB hard to come, battery life is again 3.5 hours and the screen is not the best HD panel. The price tag is again, with only 389, - Euro. Possibly the Acer Aspire V5-122P-42154G50nss resort offers you a price fighter, with also much slower AMD A4-1250 CPU, but if you can survive, says the low weight of 1200 grams you maybe. The sober Radeon HD8210 video sends a HD screen. All this for 389, -. For now, there is in this laptop / tablet pricesegment little competition for Medion on the horizon. Conclusion All the pluses and minuses in all, I'm pretty impressed with the performance and features that are delivered. for this money The screen is small but fantastic, the keyboard works very reliably, the seemingly endless battery life and fast charging are also a plus. There are plenty of connections and the quad-core Celeron CPU is smooth, like the SSD and the internal memory. The weight and dimensions in order to make the whole a simple meepakker. And it is good that we are now able to read recipes while cooking in the kitchen. From the Internet There is no expansion is possible because there are no valves, all hardware is in the tablet. A LAN connection I had appreciated and better speakers are not a luxury. The problem with the 3.5 mm plug is very unfortunate as the irritation of the bloatware packs Medion it throws. , this plastic stuff will not get design award and the finish leaves a bit to be desired. Potential buyers who are looking for a laptop with excellent build quality and light ultrabook with fast hardware and beautiful design, this is likely to take its course. And to come back to the initial question: is this the perfect hybrid? To be honest no. Since the build quality would be much better. There really is much to improve. It is disappointing that there TW'ers defects reported. In addition, the strange pricing. In Austria. 399 was the 2GB model - for sale and medion.nl same P2211T costs just 499. -! Media market increased the 4GB model for the Christmas of 499, - sfor 549, -! Saturn asked for the same model, even for a while 599 - Although it is certainly not the last cheap hybrid Bay Trail will be, this is the first where I get the impression that there is a somewhat more balanced story. Affordable, easy full feature hybrids with few compromises are now a fact. But that design and build quality th ... Vivo Book X202E-CT009H may come with i3 but offers a battery life of 3 to 4 hours and has a significantly worse screen at a price of also 499, - Euro. The cheaper (395, -) Toshiba Satellite NB10T-A-101 has a slower Celeron N2810, only HD screen, but is 200 grams lighter. The Asus Vivo Book X202E-CT315H may slow Celeron 1007U and only 2GB hard to come, battery life is again 3.5 hours and the screen is not the best HD panel. The price tag is again, with only 389, - Euro. Possibly the Acer Aspire V5-122P-42154G50nss resort offers you a price fighter, with also much slower AMD A4-1250 CPU, but if you can survive, says the low weight of 1200 grams you maybe. The sober Radeon HD8210 video sends a HD screen. All this for 389, -. For now, there is in this laptop / tablet pricesegment little competition for Medion on the horizon. Conclusion All the pluses and minuses in all, I'm pretty impressed with the performance and features that are delivered. for this money The screen is small but fantastic, the keyboard works very reliably, the seemingly endless battery life and fast charging are also a plus. There are plenty of connections and the quad-core Celeron CPU is smooth, like the SSD and the internal memory. The weight and dimensions in order to make the whole a simple meepakker. And it is good that we are now able to read recipes while cooking in the kitchen. From the Internet There is no expansion is possible because there are no valves, all hardware is in the tablet. A LAN connection I had appreciated and better speakers are not a luxury. The problem with the 3.5 mm plug is very unfortunate as the irritation of the bloatware packs Medion it throws. , this plastic stuff will not get design award and the finish leaves a bit to be desired. Potential buyers who are looking for a laptop with excellent build quality and light ultrabook with fast hardware and beautiful design, this is likely to take its course. And to come back to the initial question: is this the perfect hybrid? To be honest no. Since the build quality would be much better. There really is much to improve. It is disappointing that there TW'ers defects reported. In addition, the strange pricing. In Austria. 399 was the 2GB model - for sale and medion.nl same P2211T costs just 499. -! Media market increased the 4GB model for the Christmas of 499, - sfor 549, -! Saturn asked for the same model, even for a while 599 - Although it is certainly not the last cheap hybrid Bay Trail will be, this is the first where I get the impression that there is a somewhat more balanced story. Affordable, easy full feature hybrids with few compromises are now a fact. But that design and build quality th ...
Is this Akoya the perfect hybrid for the best price, we have been waiting for? since the arrival of the first Transformers In this review we are going there is extensively in.We know the brand Medion of cheaper televisions, computers and monitors, among others are available at Aldi. Although their laptops and tablets for years to buy and the brand in the mobile market, so is not exactly a newcomer, the German company here comes with its own hybrid concept to come. This is their version of a convertable: Medion Akoya P2211T, a 11.6-inch notebook and tablet in one. I write very often in locations and remembered to do this with a cheaper Windows notebook. It must be light, have a nice 1080p screen fast enough, the battery was definitely over 6 hours to keep fit, but also the storage and reasonable SSD were not lacking. The price range was 400 - to 600 -. Euros. With such a tight budget for a long time did not come to a purchase because I teruggeschrok of compromises. The downside was often, for example, if the processor was fast, that the battery was belabbert. In a model with the old Atom battery went long time but it was completely again painfully slow. Devices with a good quality full HD touch screen and reasonable specs were among the 850, - euro also absent. With the advent of these Akoya P2211T and the Bay Trail Intel CPU all the compromises were apparently the job. Design and outward impression If you pick up the notebook he does not feel too heavy and you feel a rough surface that is easy to hold. The plastic feels strong, but it bends something if you are hard on the back of the tablet or the trackpad pushes. It suffered little greasy fingers is a nice plus. It is as you can expect for the price plastic fantastic and yet strong and solid enough. The wedge-shaped appearance and the brushed aluminum look on the top shows the design vain a hint of the much more expensive ultrabooks, and it seems to me a bit dull and uninspiring about. It is not an ugly piece of bakelite but Akoya can not exactly measure in design with dazzling designs of the more expensive hybrids. The screen is in a thick black border and is shiny. Inconsistent is the brushed aluminum board does not return to the light gray part to the keyboard. The bottom is matte black and has four sturdy rubber feet. When folded it becomes clear that the hinge is just right, not too stiff or too firm. The balance between screen and dock is fine, even on your lap, he tends to fall forward just a bit and the screen wobbles not while typing. The simple plastic mechanism looks well thought out and disconnect the tablet fine loose or tight. tablet could I love. 740 grams long in one hand However, with two hands, while the elbows are supported is it. It is a somewhat thick and bulky tablet, certainly no iPad. Small openings on the sides ensure that their speakers can sound lost and the passively cooled processor is not too hot. The build quality seems sufficient to 3.5 inch entrance after. Hardware The hardware of the Akoya is the Full HD screen after, not really spectacular thing but offers components that were previously only reserved for the middle and high-end devices. With a purchase price of 499, - at the time of writing, this model is clearly there and we would not expect very much. We dive right under the hood and there may heuzé a Celeron processor N2910 quad see, that is not the fastest but certainly drop nice performance in multimedia and internet. Obviously this is the new 22nm Intel produced workhorse of the long-awaited Bay Trail generation, the poor performance of its predecessor, the Atom had to make. With out-of-order execution that'll work. A 64-bit OS is supported. Moreover, the power consumption should be greatly reduced, and a TDP of 7.5 watts max is successful. Intel HD integrated graphics drives on 756 MHz the screen, which is mounted in the tablet portion weighing 760 grams and it turns Ahva (Advanced Hyper Viewing Angle) Full HD to its panel. With a diameter of 11.6 inches and 1080 pixels, it is also by far the best hybrid screen for this price. A full Windows 8.1 Home OEM supplied and therefore the 4 GB internal memory very welcome. A week before this writing Medion brought in: Austria still the sister, the P2212T out. Unfortunately, with only 2 Gb somewhat limited (to say nothing about the foreign keyboard layout). We may rely on the P2211T rich with 64Gb SSD memory in the tablet and the keyboard dock is 780 gram once a hard disk of 500 GB Hitachi, besides an extra battery. Connection options are plenty. Unfortunately we have to miss a LAN port and the dock. This will be immediately compensated by the presence of the micro HDMI connector next to the USB2 and USB3 port is located. This is useful if you want to connect the device to a monitor, and to use. Primary PC The dock is another two extra USB2 ports equipped so that an external optical drive or hard drive can be connected. Easily Display This full HD panel Ahva instantly makes Medion friends in this house. It is the highlight of this review. Whether I play movies or tap a short document, web pages, or view as a photo editing, it all looks fine. In 1080, 11.6 inches is almost no perceptible pixel and everything is ragscherp. The brightness is very good but for outdoor use is slightly longer necessary. Colors, although they are not quite true to nature, come vividly. White is a bit gray and black is not quite black. The viewing angle even mad at extreme angles and the screen is fine to read. 's not as color splashes off the screen by the thicker glass. The supplied protective felt suggests that it is not very scratch resistant. The touch control is nothing to complain about. Obviously the trackpad or mouse required to the Windows desktop comfortable to operate. The 11.6 inch screen is not recommended for users who dislike having lowercase. It's not the best panel but for this price it is very good. Touchpad and keyboard , the touchpad Elan is a few millimeters below the level of the chicklet style keys. It is not too smooth or rough and touch, swipe, rotate or enlarge goes smoothly, although I sometimes sometimes off target, but that may be habituation. But as soon as you click on the hidden mouse buttons feels a thing to some rickety, it does not work very well. The keyboard is fine, not as fine as those in the Transformers, but chicklets in a beautiful layout with clear clicks as feedback. The travel is reasonable for an ultrabook wannabe. The screen remains relatively quiet under the movements, although there is a tendency to tilt. Knock lap Sound The speakers are not very loud and sound canned and not clear, there is no high, not low. This is despite the marketing slogan Dolby. It works, that is all said and here is really quite cut. The mine had a defect in the headphone jack. I have the laptop already exchanged, because if you plugged in the headphones plug is not completely went inside. He popped fairly quickly and creaked. This would have been, if there were not a few fellow TW-ers who had also. Exemparisch a problem So make sure you test the input and the plug fits into it. {EDIT: The laptop has been repossessed by MediaMarkt and exchanged. This input is properly and securely.} The built-in microphone provides the sound of a canned goldfish and disappointing. Once the audio output connected to the violin concerto sounds great through my Senheiser PMX60 headphones. The sound chip with Dolby is very good and even my best ob sound so far. The sound produced is very full and lively, of course, I mean the sound in the headphones. It is bizarre that such superb sound combined with the worst speakertjes. Connections All connections are located on the left. On the tablet we find a USB 2 and USB 3 port next to the welcome micro HDMI connector. Then there is the offending 3.5mm headphone jack and a hole for the microphone. The volume slider and power button also. Sit On the dock is not busy with two USB 2.0 ports in addition to the input power. The 19 volt power supply notebook is a whopping 2.7 amps and load in a few hours on both batteries. Nice detail on the adapter is the on / off switch. The cord is very long. In addition to Wi-Fi 802.11 b / g / n Wi-Fi, there is also a C, which is much sought after by people with fast broadband internet. On my n router I get easily 1.6 Mbit / sec. Then there is the last Bluetooth 4.0, the compound where the dock using. However, the 500GB hard drive is via the USB connection in the coupling mechanism on the tablet put where he is seen as an external hard drive. (So it is safe to remove hardware click here first when disconnecting the tablet). Battery Charging is via the 19 volt adapter notebook, probably because the CPU of a computer type and has a slightly higher consumption than the Atom Bay Trail, as the Asus Transformer Book T100. Later, following more about the test with the battery life. Software {EDIT (puppitz): The P2211T is Windows 8.1 Home OEM preinstalled, this is the most commonly used and full Windows desktop version. This is the full desktop functionality, etc. All windows desktop software and apps, but also W8 compatible printers, external HDDs, hardware and peripherals as scanners and cameras, you can simply install it and work with it as if the P2211T an ordinary PC. Other tablets equipped with Windows RT, Android or Apple's iOS, working with a version that the user is very limited in its environment. Restrictions the P2211T NOT have. You can fully enjoy all the advantages PC. It is for many people fairly new and very nice that there is finally tablets come with a full Windows desktop for under 500 Euros. A desktop tablet is difficult to control without a keyboard and trackpad or mouse, so the Metro interface and combinations that come on the market of Windows 8 tablet + keyboard dock.} Windows 8.1 under some notorious for the lack of the start button and the start menu. An update to Windows 8.2 solves this hopefully. Bloatware word found in large quantities on the SSD, in the form of three suites (most trialware) CyberLink Ashampoo and Windows Live. Some programs are useful, but most will Tweakers there discard. The latter is then difficult and Cyberlink did not want my machine. Ashampoo always open the browser after each of the ten uninstallaties. The Office installation is unfortunately trial and so I replaced those directly for OpenOffice. Drivers look good and it seems like the integration works well. practice for the first start-up is quick and easy. The screen locale and language settings setup is done in minutes. I first get to see. Metro Just left and right through the tiles leaves goes smoothly. There is no lag. Then I switch to the desktop and get to see a pretty gesjopt Medion logo and the necessary icons like this computer. Letters are very small. Re-boot takes only 14 seconds. The speed of the PC like straight away and although this is not something for games, run all the common tasks very smoothly. I have the door quickly and fold close the laptop while it is still open office install. I put it here in my bag, it actually is a bit heavier, but not unpleasant feeling because he takes it easy. At an internet cafe I login with excellent range on their wifi and complete the installation, then I resume the revieuw. Soon i interface at 150% to be rid of the spidery letters glossy screen should because of the bright sun and reflections on maximum contrast level and then workable. The dock is cool and heat generation on the tablet is minimal. There is a slight hum of the hard drive, but this is the quietest laptop HDD that I have ever heard. The nearly full-size keyboard was slightly larger liked me. It is unfortunate that the two inches on the edges around the keyboard are not fully utilized. Still typing with ten fingers is smooth. Metro works seamlessly like all applications, but it is not what I'm used to on my i5 with SSD desktop. Alternatives There are not very many alternatives. at the time of writing Asus Transformer Book T100 with 10 inch screen, 2GB of memory and a 32GB SSD drive only comes with a very competitive price of 349.00 Euro still the best around. The processor is similar to the performance of the CPU in the Akoya P2211T. With the advent of more convertibles Bay Trail processors for the door, is to purchase an older (much slower) Atom product, unjustifiable. If we look at the lighter, classic touch notebooks than Asus' Vivo Book X202E-CT009H may equipped with i3 but offers a battery life of 3 to 4 hours and has a significantly worse screen at a price of well 499, - Euro. The cheaper (395, -) Toshiba Satellite NB10T-A-101 has a slower Celeron N2810, only HD screen, but is 200 grams lighter. The Asus Vivo Book X202E-CT315H may slow Celeron 1007U and only 2GB hard to come, battery life is again 3.5 hours and the screen is not the best HD panel. The price tag is again, with only 389, - Euro. Possibly the Acer Aspire V5-122P-42154G50nss resort offers you a price fighter, with also much slower AMD A4-1250 CPU, but if you can survive, says the low weight of 1200 grams you maybe. The sober Radeon HD8210 video sends a HD screen. All this for 389, -. For now, there is in this laptop / tablet pricesegment little competition for Medion on the horizon. Conclusion All the pluses and minuses in all, I'm pretty impressed with the performance and features that are delivered. for this money The screen is small but fantastic, the keyboard works very reliably, the seemingly endless battery life and fast charging are also a plus. There are plenty of connections and the quad-core Celeron CPU is smooth, like the SSD and the internal memory. The weight and dimensions in order to make the whole a simple meepakker. And it is good that we are now able to read recipes while cooking in the kitchen. From the Internet There is no expansion is possible because there are no valves, all hardware is in the tablet. A LAN connection I had appreciated and better speakers are not a luxury. The problem with the 3.5 mm plug is very unfortunate as the irritation of the bloatware packs Medion it throws. , this plastic stuff will not get design award and the finish leaves a bit to be desired. Potential buyers who are looking for a laptop with excellent build quality and light ultrabook with fast hardware and beautiful design, this is likely to take its course. And to come back to the initial question: is this the perfect hybrid? To be honest no. Since the build quality would be much better. There really is much to improve. It is disappointing that there TW'ers defects reported. In addition, the strange pricing. In Austria. 399 was the 2GB model - for sale and medion.nl same P2211T costs just 499. -! Media market increased the 4GB model for the Christmas of 499, - sfor 549, -! Saturn asked for the same model, even for a while 599 - Although it is certainly not the last cheap hybrid Bay Trail will be, this is the first where I get the impression that there is a somewhat more balanced story. Affordable, easy full feature hybrids with few compromises are now a fact. But that design and build quality th ... Vivo Book X202E-CT009H may come with i3 but offers a battery life of 3 to 4 hours and has a significantly worse screen at a price of also 499, - Euro. The cheaper (395, -) Toshiba Satellite NB10T-A-101 has a slower Celeron N2810, only HD screen, but is 200 grams lighter. The Asus Vivo Book X202E-CT315H may slow Celeron 1007U and only 2GB hard to come, battery life is again 3.5 hours and the screen is not the best HD panel. The price tag is again, with only 389, - Euro. Possibly the Acer Aspire V5-122P-42154G50nss resort offers you a price fighter, with also much slower AMD A4-1250 CPU, but if you can survive, says the low weight of 1200 grams you maybe. The sober Radeon HD8210 video sends a HD screen. All this for 389, -. For now, there is in this laptop / tablet pricesegment little competition for Medion on the horizon. Conclusion All the pluses and minuses in all, I'm pretty impressed with the performance and features that are delivered. for this money The screen is small but fantastic, the keyboard works very reliably, the seemingly endless battery life and fast charging are also a plus. There are plenty of connections and the quad-core Celeron CPU is smooth, like the SSD and the internal memory. The weight and dimensions in order to make the whole a simple meepakker. And it is good that we are now able to read recipes while cooking in the kitchen. From the Internet There is no expansion is possible because there are no valves, all hardware is in the tablet. A LAN connection I had appreciated and better speakers are not a luxury. The problem with the 3.5 mm plug is very unfortunate as the irritation of the bloatware packs Medion it throws. , this plastic stuff will not get design award and the finish leaves a bit to be desired. Potential buyers who are looking for a laptop with excellent build quality and light ultrabook with fast hardware and beautiful design, this is likely to take its course. And to come back to the initial question: is this the perfect hybrid? To be honest no. Since the build quality would be much better. There really is much to improve. It is disappointing that there TW'ers defects reported. In addition, the strange pricing. In Austria. 399 was the 2GB model - for sale and medion.nl same P2211T costs just 499. -! Media market increased the 4GB model for the Christmas of 499, - sfor 549, -! Saturn asked for the same model, even for a while 599 - Although it is certainly not the last cheap hybrid Bay Trail will be, this is the first where I get the impression that there is a somewhat more balanced story. Affordable, easy full feature hybrids with few compromises are now a fact. But that design and build quality th ... Vivo Book X202E-CT009H may come with i3 but offers a battery life of 3 to 4 hours and has a significantly worse screen at a price of also 499, - Euro. The cheaper (395, -) Toshiba Satellite NB10T-A-101 has a slower Celeron N2810, only HD screen, but is 200 grams lighter. The Asus Vivo Book X202E-CT315H may slow Celeron 1007U and only 2GB hard to come, battery life is again 3.5 hours and the screen is not the best HD panel. The price tag is again, with only 389, - Euro. Possibly the Acer Aspire V5-122P-42154G50nss resort offers you a price fighter, with also much slower AMD A4-1250 CPU, but if you can survive, says the low weight of 1200 grams you maybe. The sober Radeon HD8210 video sends a HD screen. All this for 389, -. For now, there is in this laptop / tablet pricesegment little competition for Medion on the horizon. Conclusion All the pluses and minuses in all, I'm pretty impressed with the performance and features that are delivered. for this money The screen is small but fantastic, the keyboard works very reliably, the seemingly endless battery life and fast charging are also a plus. There are plenty of connections and the quad-core Celeron CPU is smooth, like the SSD and the internal memory. The weight and dimensions in order to make the whole a simple meepakker. And it is good that we are now able to read recipes while cooking in the kitchen. From the Internet There is no expansion is possible because there are no valves, all hardware is in the tablet. A LAN connection I had appreciated and better speakers are not a luxury. The problem with the 3.5 mm plug is very unfortunate as the irritation of the bloatware packs Medion it throws. , this plastic stuff will not get design award and the finish leaves a bit to be desired. Potential buyers who are looking for a laptop with excellent build quality and light ultrabook with fast hardware and beautiful design, this is likely to take its course. And to come back to the initial question: is this the perfect hybrid? To be honest no. Since the build quality would be much better. There really is much to improve. It is disappointing that there TW'ers defects reported. In addition, the strange pricing. In Austria. 399 was the 2GB model - for sale and medion.nl same P2211T costs just 499. -! Media market increased the 4GB model for the Christmas of 499, - sfor 549, -! Saturn asked for the same model, even for a while 599 - Although it is certainly not the last cheap hybrid Bay Trail will be, this is the first where I get the impression that there is a somewhat more balanced story. Affordable, easy full feature hybrids with few compromises are now a fact. But that design and build quality th ...
