Maybe I should consider another idea

[Mallow Oni]

After being crushed to hear that the only dual boot Core M is a lemon I wanted to ask what any of you might know about using an Android emulator on a pure Windows tablet. I only know that Android emulators exist but don’t know much about them and what their limitations might be.

Would this be a practical solution since I’d really prefer a Core M device rather than a Cherry Trail to run both Windows programs & Android apps? And which Core M device with stylus support do you recommend & why?

P.S.
Is there a way to search for specific tablets & features on this site? I didn’t see that feature but I use NoScript and sometimes even after allowing every script certain functions still don’t work.

[Atomic Tofu]

Hi Mallow

In my experience, the only truly best Android experience in emulated format can be obtained from American Megatrends AmiDuOS

[Mallow Oni]

Thanks, Tofu. I was looking into android emulation while waiting for replies and found an article about precisely that. What device are you using it on? How many incompatible or low compatibility apps have you found? Are there any quirks to using AmiDuOS compared to a standard android device?

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