Microsoft has reduced its Lumia range but there are plenty of other devices out there with its mobile OS, and not just phones. Join us for a look at the handsets and tablets running Windows 10 Mobile.
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PiPO has unveiled two new Windows 10 PCs built into keyboard form factors - but the KB2 is the more interesting of the two, with a slim, foldable design, HDMI, USB 3.0, up to 4GB RAM and 64GB storage.
PiPO's new U8T tablet features a 7.85-inch display with 1024x768px resolution, 1GB of RAM and just 16GB of storage, and although it runs Windows 10 Mobile, it doesn't include cellular connectivity.
Pipo's X9 is a follow up to last years X8 and it features a new chipset and Windows 10. Its unique form factor is something to behold, but is it at all functional in day-to-day use.
Pipo's X9 is a hybrid tablet PC that offers probably one of the most unique form factors to date. The hybrid is powered by an Intel Atom processor and 2GB RAM. The X9 can boot to Windows 10 or Android
The PiPO X7 has managed to simultaneously be both the most frustrating and most rewarding experience we've had with a mini PC. Check out our full review of the PiPO X7, the Windows 8.1 mini PC!
With 2 Gb RAM and the latest quad-core Atom chipset, we'll soon review it to see if it meets the mark. But for now, check out our first impressions and unboxing of the PiPO X7 Windows 8.1 mini-PC!
From bendy iPhones and the iOS mess, to Xbox One, Galaxy Notes, the cheapest Windows 8.1 tablet ever and The Fappening (Pt II), we look back at highlights from this week's top news on Neowin.
PiPO has shown off what it claims is the "most affordable" Windows 8.1 tablet ever, priced at just $81, featuring an 8-inch display, front and rear cameras, 16GB storage and a 4500mAh battery.
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