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Nextbook Flexx Windows tablets offer 11.6 and 10.1-inch sizes

Posted on June 4, 2015August 9, 2019 By Jarvis

E Fun has unveiled some new tablets for mobile users that are looking for a tablet that has lightweight portability with a removable keyboard for easy typing. The new machines are the Nextbook Flexx 11 and the Flexx 10 and both are 2-in-1 tablets with keyboards that can be removed when not needed. With the keyboard attached, they are notebook-like in their performance.

Both of these new convertible tablets are heading to Walmart and the big feature of the tablets is an affordable price more than anything else. The Flexx 11 will retail for $227 and the Flexx 10 will retail for $178. Both of the tablets will come with Windows 8 pre-installed and will be eligible for free Windows 10 upgrades starting on July 29.
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