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This $149 RISC-V Tablet Runs Ubuntu 24.04

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This $149 RISC-V Tablet Runs Ubuntu 24.04

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Linux · 3 months ago

This $149 RISC-V Tablet Runs Ubuntu 24.04 - OMG! Ubuntu

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DeepComputing has unveiled a new version of its DC-ROMA RISC-V tablet — and this one runs Ubuntu! The DC-ROMA RISC-V Pad II boasts a 10.1 inch

The link makes it seem like crap hardware, and sure 4gb of ram is really crappy. But how does this compare with one of my kid’s Fire tablets? Does anyone have opinions on that?

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Samsung A9+ goes on sale for about $150 every once in a while.

Kids FireHD tablets are generally lower than that. There’s not really any difference between the adult and kids version tbh.

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