Tablets from China are cheap and have often times the possibility of Dual Boot. Means you can use either Android or Windows on the device, depending on what you want just make or what you need. Onda is a leading manufacturer and lift the whole thing to the next level.

Onda is going a step further by letting you easily share files between the two operating systems. So if you download a file using an Android web browser you can access it in Windows, or vice versa.

Tablet maker Onda is showing off a new dual OS system that supports “disk sharing”. The company says the software will work with Windows 10 and Android 5.0.

Onda says its multi-boot firmware will be available for select tablets including the Onda V919 3G Air. That’s a tablet with a 9.7 inch, 2048 x 1536 pixel display, 2GB of RAM, an Intel Atom Z3736F Bay Trail processor, and dual operating systems.

The dual-boot version of the tablet sells for about $200 and up at AliExpress, Geekbuying, and other sites that ship Chinese tablets internationally.

Source: Liliputing