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All I know is that the camera in the i9 is:
http://drivers.awdit.com/intel/isp-camera-device/

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Thunderbolt does not equal USB3.1

The reason people cant charge the i9 from USB3.1 is because it isn’t a full USB3.1 spec connection, its missing the wire/connection for power delivery so even when you plug in a USB3.1 charger it has no pins to send power along, thus no charging. Its just Physically not there.
Google “USB Type-C vs. USB 3.1 vs. Thunderbolt: What’s the Difference?” (cant post the link, says it makes my post look like spam)

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Sorry to break the news ( I could be wrong) but I google-fu’d the hell out of this when I got my Cover. Apparently Microsoft didn’t see the point in adding this option to Windows 10 Tablet mode, they just assumed you’d be disconnecting the keyboard, not folding it back.

I believe only the Lenovo 2-in-1 tablets have this feature, because Lenovo added it so that it disables the keyboard when its flipped back, but that’s probably because the keyboard is not detachable.

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One press/tap for turning on/off the screen when On.

Press and Hold for Turning the tablet On from shutdown or sleep.

the Vibrate means, nothing happened.

I believe the i9 auto-sleeps if you haven’t changed the Power Options in Control Panel.

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If you looked at the comments and questions on the Cube i9 page of http://www.cube-tablet.com/cube-i9.html

You’d see the USB3.1 port installed in the Cube i9 does not support Charging over USB3.1 (No power delivery)

I did some reading on USB3.1 and found that its really a “beta” like standard and “Type C” is just the name of the connector, So you can have companies say their product has USB Type C support, but that just means the Reversible connector, it could even end up being just a USB3.0 speed connection in a Type-C port. USB3.1 is very….troublesome, its one name that means too many things; unlike USB3.0, USB3.1 comes in too many flavours ( some without charging over usb support, display out support, just USB3.0 in a Type-C port form…the list goes on)…side-fact, USB3.0 was supposed to come out with Type-C so you could tell the different between USB2 and USB3. but Type-C wasn’t “ready” at the time USB3.0 came out.

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