Why a dual-boot Coship Windows/Android phone is a bad idea

[Windows Central]

Is a phone that boots both Android and Windows 10 really as cool as it sounds? Nope.
Of course, that's just my opinion, but there's a lengthy discussion going on right now in the Windows Central Forums about this very prospect. Rumors have emerged that Coship is getting ready to launch a phone that will boot both Windows 10 Mobile and Android.
But that concept isn't as good as it may sound, at least in my experience.

Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...

 

[Sensonic]

IMO it's not a bad idea at all. I'd purchase it right away if it'd have good specs.

Why I'd like to have it: I'd use Windows for my business purposes (if it'd have Continuum support) and Android for my free time activities. Really best of both worlds.

 

[Drael646464]

IMO it's not a bad idea at all. I'd purchase it right away if it'd have good specs.

Why I'd like to have it: I'd use Windows for my business purposes (if it'd have Continuum support) and Android for my free time activities. Really best of both worlds.

Author doesn't seem to have actually used many dual boot devices. He's speaking from inexperience.

 

[LuxuryTouringZone]

Haven't read the article, but I could imagine such a thing being too heavy on resources.

 

[Drael646464]

Haven't read the article, but I could imagine such a thing being too heavy on resources.

It takes up more disk space obviously.