Gigabyte S1080 Reviews

Expert review by: Jonas Adams (notebookcheck.net)

Review Gigabyte S1080 Tablet/MID

Shelf Warmer. Gigabyte is well-known for its mainboards and graphic cards. The manufacturer has even released a Windows tablet with an Atom processor. Read the following review to find out more about this Gigabyte gadget and our opinion thereof. ...

USB 3.0 ; Matte display ; Robust case

Poor performance ; Very dark display ; Input devices not precise ; Constantly running fan

Apr, 2012

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Expert review by: Nicole Scott (netbooknews.com)

Gigabyte S1080 Windows 7 Tablet Review

The Gigabyte S1080 is a Windows 7 tablet aimed at small to medium businesses who want to be mobile with a touch screen.

If you need a Windows 7 tablet in your life, then the Gigabyte S1080 its bevy of ports including 2 premium USB 3.0 ports along with everything else you’d usually find on a netbooks gives this tablet more connectivity options then your average Android...

Jul, 2011

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Consumer review by: Link (beachcamera.com)

Tablet is nice, Gigabyte support, isn't.

My only real gripe with this is the lack of drivers for the webcam on gigabyte's website. They may be on the driver disk but I dont know because I dont have a usb cd drive... The included case is poor protection at best and will scratch the casing...

2 USB ports ; Included screen protector ; Nice features ; Okay battery life ; WindowsLinux

App park is useless ; Case damages tablet ; Fragile ; Heavy

Dec, 2011

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Consumer review by: Link (buydig.com)

Tablet is nice, Gigabyte support, isn't.

My only real gripe with this is the lack of drivers for the webcam on gigabyte's website. They may be on the driver disk but I dont know because I dont have a usb cd drive... The included case is poor protection at best and will scratch the casing...

2 USB ports ; Included screen protector ; Nice features ; Okay battery life ; WindowsLinux

App park is useless ; Case damages tablet ; Fragile ; Heavy

Dec, 2011

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Expert review by: Craig Simms (cnet.com.au)

Gigabyte S1080

Touchscreen is responsive and accurate ; Expandability is decent compared to Android or iOS tablets

Netbook performance severely limits capability ; Disappointing battery life ; Screen is slightly blurry, viewing angles aren't great ; WWAN is an aftermarket add on

The S1080 is hobbled by its netbook origins and low resolution. We have no doubt that someone will find a use for the low Windows-powered tablet — it is, after all, cheaper than its full-powered cousins. But with the onset of Windows 8 and ultra-low...

Mar, 2012

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