Asus Tablet

With all the supply-chain problems that have hit some of the world’s most important manufacturers lately, it’s great to see that some products many people covet and are eagerly waiting to purchase finally make their way onto shelves, and this is apparently the case with Asus’ famous Transformer Prime tablet. So, according to a report by Slashgear, it seems that an Asus representative has rebuffed all hints related to a possible delay, claiming that the device is right on track for a release on the due date, namely December 19′th.... 

The second generation Transformer is here and it looks better, performs a lot faster and (probably the most important thing) it’s the first nVidia Tegra 3 tablet to go live. Let’s see the other specs! The new Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime is the second generation of a concept that sold very well around the world. The first Transformer introduced the idea one can be resourceful even with an Android powered tablet. The main difference between it and its rivals was the impressive docking station which came with a keyboard, battery, USB... 

The upcoming Asus tablet has been presented to the general public in a rush and now we get to see it better thanks to some photos found on a Chinese forum. Asus is giving its products the same look: the Eee Pad Transformer Prime will have the same Zenbook design we saw a couple of weeks ago. During the AsiaD conference Asus CEO Jonney Shih presented Walt Mossberg and the audience with the Eee Pad Transformer Prime. It wasn’t a product launch and people were left wanting more. We already knew the product was going to be properly introduced... 

The second generation Eee Pad Transformer from Asus is very close, so close the Taiwanese Manufacturer has decided to throw in a small teaser. Here’s what we think of it The original Eee Pad Transformer from Asus was in our opinion the best Android tablet option. It was cheaper than its rivals, it had a good build quality and some nice software bundled inside. Furthermore the Transformer was able to… transform (what else) into an Android powered netbook thanks to a clever docking station that had a netbook keyboard, two USB 2.0 ports... 

We do like the Transformer and the Slider, but Asus has additional plans for Japan by introducing another type of tablet. The Asus Tough ETBW11AA won’t probably hit the US market but it’s worth taking a look at it. The name speaks for itself: the Asus Tough is a semi-rugged tablet which features the same Android Honeycomb found on the Asus Eee Pad Transformer and the Slider. Although the two tablets we all know are pretty solid, the Tough ETBW11AA will withstand harder things than the usual accidents. Asus hasn’t skimped on performance... 

The first generation Transformer turned out to be really good, but Asus aren’t taking a moment to rest and are preparing the second generation Transformer: the TF201. The current Transformer has the TF101 tag so it would seem normal Asus named their next Android tablet the Eee Pad Transformer TF201. The second generation tablet will come with the next generation Nvidia Kal-El 5-core processor (Tegra 3) which will dramatically increase performance. Don’t get us wrong: we’ve had the original Transformer in our office for a few days... 

Asus’ slider tablet has finally revealed all its secrets: hardware, software and availability. All we need to know now is the price. More details after the jump. The main feature will be the slide-out keyboard which will transform the Slider into a… PC. A PC that will run Android 3.1 Honeycomb on a 10.1″ multi-touch IPS display that has a 1280×800 resolution. The performance will be close to a PC though, thanks to the 1.2 GHz dual-core Nvidia Tegra 2 processor, 1GB of RAM and the 16GB or 32GB flash storage. Being an Android... 

ASUS decided it was time for the Eee Pad Transformer to get a well deserved place within the manufacturer’s website. Full specs and photos are there as well. The Asus Eee Pad Transformer is a 2-in-1 device: a tablet and a netbook. The specs are very good, starting with the NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual core processor, clocked at 1GHz and a 10.1-inch IPS scratch-resistant display with 1280×800 screen resolution. Couple that with 16 or 32GB storage and so far you have the basics for a good tablet. Android Honeycomb poweres the Eee Pad Transformer... 

It was a busy day at CeBIT as many manufacturers unveiled their latest creations. Asus showed up with a 7-inch tablet that is here to stay. If 10-inch tablets are too much for you and the old Dell Streak is a bit small, you might find the Asus EEE Pad Memo just perfect for you. The tablet was unveiled today at CeBIT 2011 and features some nice specs for potential users and a nice look for design freaks. We begin with the hardware. At firs you’ll notice a 7-inch multitouch display with a 1024×600 pixel resolution and behind it you’ll... 

We’ve heard rumors saying that Asus is working on a new tablet which has a different design than the tablets presented back in July and a 8.9 inch display. This new gadget goes by the name of Asus Eee Pad EP90 and was leaked in a series of photos on the Ynet website. Asus introduced many tablet PC prototypes, but will join the tablet market in 2011. Until then more rumors emerge regarding different models like the Eee Pad EP90, for example. This was first seen in a series of photos on the Ynet website, but hasn’t been officially confirmed yet. It...