Impressions: Lenovo MIIX 2 10
A while back my main eroge machine, the Chuwi Minibook, broke — the power light wouldn’t come on anymore. Since the warranty on that thing was almost up, I contacted the support lady to see if I could get it repaired. But nobody bothered to answer me for about two months, right up until I’d given up.
Then the email came!
She said it could be repaired, and explained the part I’d been worried about. I’d heard Chuwi’s after-sales was garbage — basically they just reinstall the OS and ship it back — but it seems crowdfunded products aren’t treated that way.
Of course, I also found out why there’d been no reply for two months: the lady who’d been answering had quit, and they hadn’t hired anyone in those two months…
Fine. In the end the machine got sent off, and I had no Windows machine on hand.
That’s when I spotted what looked like a Lenovo Windows tablet in my wife’s inventory. The model was Lenovo MIIX 2 10, and it even came with a keyboard. So I asked if I could borrow it.
“Sure, whatever. That’s your mother-in-law’s computer, seems like it’s been abandoned for ages.”
So I picked up this Lenovo MIIX 2 10 and kept playing Gal.