I have one too. Indeed no USB charging. Also the Linx 10 does have a bit of a reputation for Wi-Fi problems, mine does too, and its a bloody nuisance. You can be watching iplayer or something and it will freeze and constant buffering, so an Ethernet connection could be a good thing, however, you buy a tablet mainly for the portability, and it doesnt do well then to have to constantly connect it to a wired connection for it to be reliable. You need to reset the wi-fi adaptor regularly and it happens again after 10 minutes or so. The sound is very low, to the point that in order to make it loud enough I have had to install Equalizer APO to boost it. I find this tablet really irritating after my ultra reliable and dependable Samsung netbook. The Linx 10 hardly charges at all while it is in use - the battery level can go up just 5% in 4 hours unless you shut it down, when a full charge takes 2 hours. Although I am now used to its drawbacks and foibles, I really wouldnt recommend it to anyone.



