PINE64 · Handheld

PINE64 PineTab2

A 10 inch Linux tablet with a detachable keyboard in the box. Developer hardware, in PINE64's own words.

$159.99 list price

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Headline specifications

Architecture
aarch64
Form factor
Tablet

Details

About this system

What the record says about the PINE64 PineTab2, in its own words.

The PineTab2 is a 10 inch tablet that runs desktop Linux on a Rockchip RK3566, with a detachable magnetic keyboard included. The bootloader, the kernel and the userland are all yours: no vendor account, no locked bootloader, no store deciding what runs.

It is developer hardware. PINE64's own wiki describes the software as alpha or beta quality and aimed solely at early adopters with extensive operating system experience. That sentence is theirs and it is the most useful one on this page. Buy this to work on mobile Linux, not to replace an iPad.

Two configurations are sold, 4 GB with 64 GB of storage and 8 GB with 128 GB. OpenFactory does not build images for this tablet today, so it runs PINE64's own builds or a community postmarketOS image.

Reference

Specifications

These values come from the published record for this system. Anything the source did not report is shown as not reported rather than filled in.

Vendor
PINE64
Category
Handheld
Architecture
aarch64
Form factor
Tablet
Starting price
Priced per build
Fulfillment
Reseller
SoC
Rockchip RK3566, quad core Cortex-A55
Display
10.1 inch, 1280 x 800
Keyboard
Detachable, included
Memory And Storage
4 GB / 64 GB or 8 GB / 128 GB

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