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A couple of weeks ago I was granted the joy of reviewing ASUS' higher-end Transformer Pad Infinity tablet, which is the biggest, baddest version of ASUS' Eee Pad range. Today we have the pleasure of looking at the slightly less powerful Transformer Pr...
Here we are again, another great ASUS tablet. You could go back and read the final thoughts I wrote for the Infinity, because this is pretty much going to be a mirror of that review. I loved the feel of the Transformer Prime, I think this is one of th...
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Theinquirer.net Updated:
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Aesthetics and DesignAt first glance, there's no question which one of the two tablets looks like the most fun. The bright coloured keyboard that will be part of the cover of the Windows RT Surface is a definite eyecatcher. Take the keyboard out of...
Weighing up the specifications, we would have expected the Surface to win more rounds, especially considering how new it is and that it won't be available until Autumn. This gives us reason to suspect that Microsoft might launch an outdated product. Th...
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Every now and then we come across a gadget that raises the bar for products in that segment. The Asus Eee Pad Transformer definitely classifies as one of those products as it has changed the way we use tablets. What was once a device designed purely...
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Last week, I threw the Acer A510 and the ASUS TF300 in the ring together for a head-to-head battle. After claiming the A510 as the victor, several readers wanted to know how it compares to the Transformer Prime (referred to as the TF201 from here on ou...
I'm not going to call on overall winner here, because I don't think it's fair to name one "better" than the other. Much like with smartphones, the way each individual uses their tablet constitutes which one is the "best" one for them, and both of these...
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We can’t stress enough how amazing this tablet is. As a standalone tablet, it’s neck and neck with the Toshiba AT200 as the best Android tablet launched so far in 2012. But docked with a keyboard, it also successfully demonstrates the hybrid concep...
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At long last, it finally boils down to this! We know you’ve been waiting for this one eagerly, and so have we, especially when the new iPad seemingly proved itself against its rivals in the Motorola DROID XYBOARD 10.1 and Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 most...
There’s good reason as to why many people regard these two titans as the two best tablets on the market right now. For starters, they are premium in every way, shape, and form – inside and out! Essentially, they epitomize everything that means to be c...
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Transformers fans who went to the Transformer Cybertron Con at Resort World Sentosa in Singapore last week, would be fascinated by the showcase of the limited edition figures, as well as the 6.7 metres Optimus Prime aluminium-steel statue that was sta...
Despite its minor shortcomings, the ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Prime is a solid tablet that offers amazing performance and experience to the users. With the Nvidia Tegra 3 quad-core processor and Google Android 4.0 ICS mobile operating system, you can b...
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Asus has come up trumps with its Eee Pad Transformer Prime tablet. It comes with a 10.1 inch touchscreen, can run Google Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and has a detachable keyboard dock that makes it a hybrid tablet/laptop device. For starters, the...
The ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Prime is a well-designed and well-built product that has been executed superbly. Not only does it look great it has a long list of impressive specifications and features. Its hybrid nature sets it apart from the competitio...
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computershopper.com Updated:
2013-04-24 05:42:13
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In the highly competitive tablet market, the big news in early 2012 has been the emergence of Android 4.0–based slates. (You might also have heard about Android 4.0 via its code-name, "Ice Cream Sandwich," or ICS.) To our delight, we got our hands on one...
Light and thin, Speedy, Gorgeous aluminum finish, Generous storage for the price, Stunning Super IPS+ display, Long battery life...
No dedicated USB port, Only one speaker, No Android 4.0 face-recognition feature...
This sleek next-generation tablet is fast, good-looking, and a pleasure to use. With a Tegra 3 processor, Android 4.0, and a versatile keyboard dock, the Transformer Prime is ready for work and play. Read More...
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The ASUS Transformer Prime was the first quad-core Android tablet on the market and we’ve had quite a bit of time to play around with it. We’ll be taking a look at hardware, software and even the laptop dock that turns this Tegra 3 powerhouse into one...
The ASUS Transformer Prime is the best tablet on the market. Period. Quad-core processor? Check. Outstanding camera? Check. Beautiful display? Check. Android 4.0? Check. Ability to turn it into a netbook? Check. All of these things come together to cre...
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PreviewSpecsReviewCommentsPhotosBuy SellWallpapersCompare - VS Facebook Excellent Good Very Good Fair Poor Total Hits : Rated by : 23 user(s)Vote Result : bytz@thestar.com.my ASUS entered the Android Tablet race last year with the Transf...
The Prime is one of the first Android Tablets out the gate with ICS and the powerful Nvidia Tegra 3 processor so it is better for gaming and HD movie playback.But is it worth a purchase? That depends on whether if you are expecting a major overhaul wit...
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Published: Wednesday February 15, 2012 MYT 10:41:00 AMUpdated: Wednesday February 15, 2012 MYT 5:35:44 PM Asus serves up a powerful Tablet that can tango with the best of them. VERSATILE: The Transformer Prime can be used either as a Tablet or docked...
Transforms between Tablet and notebook form; fast Tegra 3 processor is good for games; long battery life.
Small chiclet keys on dock; camera could be better; builtin speakers offer below average sound quality.
The Prime is one of the first Android Tablets out the gate with ICS and the powerful Nvidia Tegra 3 processor so it is better for gaming and HD movie playback. But is it worth a purchase? That depends on whether if you are expecting a major overhaul w...
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I have had the Asus Transformer Prime for a few weeks now. I’ve bought some accessories for it, I’ve plugged in my xbox controller to it, I’ve downloaded a load of tablet specific apps and I think now is an ideal time to review the thing. The Prime is...
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Now Asus wants to further develop the keyboard-tablet combination with its successor, "Transformer Prime". While the Nvidia processor, Tegra 250 , was still used in the predecessor, the heart of the Transformer Prime is the new Tegra 3 , a chip with a qua...
Newest mobile quad core chip, Very good screen, Elegant and robust aluminum case, Latest Android 4.0.3, Extended options thanks to keyboard dock...
GPS only works sporadically, No 3G/UMTS, Only one speaker...
Asus Eee Pad Transformer TF201 "Prime"It is an impressive piece of hardware that Asus has developed with the Transformer TF201. Not only is the Transformer Prime extremely thin and made of aluminum, it is also the first device with the latest mobile quad...
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twitter: @lisagade) The Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime hardly needs an introduction. It's the replacement for the successful Eee Pad Transformer, and like that first model, the Prime works with an optional $149 keyboard dock that turns it into a mobi...
Gorgeous design, very light and slim, excellent display and fast, Gorgeous design, very light and slim, excellent display and fast, Gorgeous design, very light and slim, excellent display and fast, Gorgeous...
GPS and WiFi woes, GPS and WiFi woes, GPS and WiFi woes, GPS and WiFi woes...
The Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime is currently the thinnest, lightest and arguably fastest tablet (the iPad 2 is faster on some OpenGL graphics benchmarks). We love the looks, the attention to detail in manufacturing (no creaks, no gaping seams, perf...
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The original article published on 26th December 2011 has been updated with performance results from an updated Android 4.0 equipped ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Price. If you've read this article previously, head straight to the updated performance and bat...
Great design and build quality, Lightweight form factor, Excellent battery life, Good camera performance, Pleasant user experience...
Screen is a fingerprint magnet...
Technology is advancing so rapidly this year that consumers hardly have any time to think what hit them. Dual-core tablets are on the rampage this year and now a tablet powered by a quad-core processor has arrived. Did the ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Prim...
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mobilechoiceuk.com Updated:
2013-04-24 05:42:22
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The quad-core Asus Transformer Prime is an impressive tablet on all fronts with even more to offer when the heavy duty software launches Related links News Clove pulls Asus Transformer Prime Ice Cream Sandwich heads to Asus Transformer Others to consid...
Quad-core performance is evident in slick transitions and program multitasking, high-quality keyboard for emails, high-spec cameras, desktop-like browser...
Keyboard’s trackpad is over sensitive, not much quad-core optimised software yetLook and Feel...
The quad-core Asus Transformer Prime is an impressive tablet on all fronts with even more to offer when the heavy duty software launches...
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It wasn’t until the arrival of the iPad that the Tablet market began to gain steam amongst consumers. Even now, Apple’s pride in joy in the iPad 2 continues to make great strides in the tablet landscape as it’s seemingly is the benchmark that all othe...
Arguably the best two tablets on the market right now, it’s ultimately pricing that showcases the kind of value that can be found with these memorable beauties. For their starting prices of $500, their designs are remarkably justified as they radiate...
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A meet and greet with the TF201... Transformers, robots in disguise... Oh hey guys! Yeah, I was testing this Transformer Prime tablet all week long and the original Transformers title song just sticks doesn't it? :) Alright alright, I won't make any...
Final Words & Conclusion Tablet reviews are a relatively new thing here on Guru3D.com, and really... they are hard to test objectively as they really are touch and feel devices. We however can say though that the ASUS Transformer Prime is exquisite i...
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Garnering plenty of attention from almost every critic, thanks to its combinational stellar pricing and expansive functionality, the Asus Eee Pad Transformer managed to rise to the top of the ranks within the Android Honeycomb landscape last year. For...
Superfast quadcore processor, Brilliant Super IPS display, Killer industrial design, Convertible aspect with its optional keyboard dock, Stellar battery life, Ice Cream Sandwich ready...
Weak GPS signal strength, Soso video recording & photo quality...
All we can say at this point is WOW! Unquestionably, this is the tablet to own right now if you’re in the market of buying one, and trust us, you won’t be disappointed at all. First and foremost, we have to give Asus credit in taking the opportunity i...
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The first tablet on earth to be licensed by Google to officially be running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich is the ASUS Transformer Prime, and we’ve got it running slick here in a full review for you. This tablet has been out for some weeks now, but has...
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As the tablet space grows increasingly crowded, it’s high time somebody switched up the formula and offered some hardware we can really get excited about.Cue the entrance of the Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime, the first quad-core tablet on the market a...
it staff writer and editor covering applications, consumer electronics and the automotive industry. Follow him on Twitter as @pestoverde, Photos courtesy of Asus, Go Back to Top. Skip To: Start of Article, android, Asus, Ice Cream Sandwich, quadcore, tab...
WiFi only. 40pin connector for charging instead of USB. Keyboard dock is pricey. Dock is lighter than tablet, making the assembly topheavy and causing stability problems. Keyboard's trackpad has issues...
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When we first received the new NVIDIA Tegra 3-powered Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime for testing, we had solid communication from both Asus and NVIDIA that this tablet was one of Google's test vehicles for their upcoming Android 4.0 operating system, a...
After updating the Asus Transformer Prime to ICS, we took a look at how the device compared to other tablets, as well as our previous set of scores with the Prime running Honeycomb (Android 3.2), by running a few common benchmarks that are currently av...
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The original ASUS Eee Pad Transformer was a bit of an upset in the tablet market. Before its launch, there was no particular reason to believe that ASUS would be able to provide a better product than any of the many other PC manufacturers entering...
PerformanceThe Prime is the first tablet on the North American market to offer the Tegra 3 system-on-a-chip. Popularly advertised as a quad-core chip, it's actually a five-core chip consisting of four primary cores and a fifth low-power core. The purpose...
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I suppose it's not a little ironic that what is easily the best Android tablet yet does not look a little bit like an iPad, but a lot like an iPad, and is being sued for trademark infringement—though not by Apple. If you want to be generous, you could say...
The Transformer Prime shows how Android tablets could and should be built. And this tablet actually lives up to the hype as far as speed and performance goes. It's easily the fastest Android tablet out there, and may well be faster than the iPad 2—though...
Sponsored, The big ding is that it's still running Honeycomb. While the Tegra 3 over-powers Honeycomb's speed problems with obscene processing power, it's still not a very intuitive UI, The most glaring design flaw is the speaker. Yes, speaker. Singular...
Yes. If you know you dont want an iPad 2. That is, if you know you want an Android tablet. This is the one to buy. Its the best constructed, fastest Android tablet out there. The only people who should hesitate are those who dont want to be confined to...
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Stuff magazine Mon, Jan 9 2012, 12:55PM Asus’ original Transformer was Stuff’s Product of the Year 2011, and the new Prime is all that and more. With a quad-core Tegra 3 processor inside, it’s the fastest tablet ever. The Prime is a truly gorgeous...
iPad-baiter, netbook-beater, console-killer – the Transformer Prime is a stunning all-rounder...
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androidcentral.com Updated:
2013-04-24 05:42:39
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The ASUS Transformer Prime is the first of the next generation Android tablets, packing the brand new quad-core Tegra 3 chip and offering a boatload of performance while managing the battery life. We've sort of fell in love with it because of it's thi...
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Although we heard rumblings that the Prime would be delayed, some lucky customers have already received their Asus Transformer Primes, and it was briefly available (again) on Amazon before quickly selling out (again). Based on the universally glowing r...
In a victory that should surprise pretty much nobody, the Prime takes it in a landslide. In fact, the Prime suffers losses against the TF in just two minor ways: speakers (only one, and it's in a bad place), and the number of USB ports (one versus the...
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Remember when tablet computers were dismissed as oversized smartphones with names that sounded like female hygiene products? Boy how times have changed. Since the launch of the iPad in April 2010, Apple has gone on to sell over 40 million tablets, and...
Stunning Super IPS display, Outstanding battery life, Greatlooking design and solid build quality, Physical keyboard makes light work of text entry, SD card slot for storage expansion, Classleading camera...
App library pales in comparison to iOS, Costs as much as a fullyfeatured laptop, Only one configuration for UK consumers...
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Of course the Prime is better than other 10-inch Android tablets. It's faster, offers more performance options and has that awesome dock accessory. The real question is, should you get this tablet rather than an iPad (which is the same price, without the...
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The stylish Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime TF201 delivers both high performance and high value, a rare combination in the world of Android tablets. It uses Nvidia's Tegra 3 processor, which powered the tablet to several performance firsts and delivere...
The Asus Transformer Prime makes a visual statement, in both its brilliant design and its inner power. The docking station option makes it a superb choice for power users who want a tablet that converts into a productivity workhorse. Our full rating i...
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When it launched the original last spring, ASUS was the first and only vendor to offer a 10-inch tablet with a keyboard attachment that turned the device into a clamshell-style Android notebook. The Eee Pad Transformer Prime TF201 achieves an even big...
Super-bright IPS Screen, Speedy quad-core Processor, Slim and stylish design, Keyboard dock has great feel...
Weak, quiet audio, Tiny power button, Not readable in direct sunlight...
The first quad-core tablet, the svelte ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Prime has a brilliant IPS display and comfy keyboard dock.
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Watch out, Android tablets: There's a new king in town. Asus' Eee Pad Transformer Prime is set to shake up the world of mobile computing. The device -- expected to launch in the U.S. sometime during the week of December 19, according to Asus -- marks t...
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Welcome to the next generation of Android tablets – where the year 2011 has been dominated utterly by the dual-core processor by the name of Tegra 2, so too does NVIDIA hold the next keys to the kingdom with the quad-core processor Tegra 3, and this is...
The ASUS Transformer Prime is without a doubt the finest Android tablet to date, and barring those with an addiction to having what they call the “widest” or “finest” app collection in the land, I’ve got no qualms with calling this the highest quality...
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The Asus Transformer Prime: the first Android device to ship with a quad-core chip, courtesy of NVIDIA's brand new Tegra 3 (Kal-El) CPU. But there's more of a hook here than power alone - Asus has gone back to the drawing board for the Prime (model num...
There's a lot to take into consideration here. First, we're looking at a lot of all new technology and some impressive capabilities that heretofore haven't been seen. Not only does it pack more power and new features, but it manages to do so in an even...
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It sometimes rolls this way. One of the most hotly anticipated product launches of the year and, you guessed it, the prized package drops on your doorstep for testing and evaluation literally hours before the official launch hits. Have we had nearly...
Fastest Android tablet we've tested yet, Gorgeous design, materials and worksmanship, Super thin at. 33", Beautiful, bright display with Super IPS+ Mode, 32GB model at $499 is $100 cheaper than a similarly equipped iPad 2...
Only one speaker port, Slightly warm color balance for the display...
Performance Analysis: The Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime offered the best all around performance we've seen in a tablet to date, often beating out Apple's iPad 2 in tests where we could match the two up, with the exception of the GLBenchmark Texture Fill...
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Take one of the more popular -- if not wonderfully eccentric -- Android tablets of 2011, slim it down, clad it in brushed metal, pump it full of new specs and march it off into 2012 with the likelihood of one of the first upgrades to Android 4.0 Ice Cr...
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Is there any tablet that's hotter than the Transformer Prime right now? (Please, don't say the Kindle Fire.) For weeks we geeks, early adopters and people who love their tech toys have been awaiting this, and none too patiently. Make no mistake: this will...
Great battery lifeThin, light, high-end designSolid performanceGood value...
Occasional hiccups and stuttersKeyboard on dock is less than perfect...
The Transformer Prime is the best Android tablet of the moment, hands down...
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Welcome to the big leagues. The Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime feels like the first laptop-class Android tablet, with its quad-core 1.4GHz processor, clever add-on keyboard dock, and its support for USB storage and console gamepads. This is easily the...
Blazing fast, Great gaming, Cool keyboard dock...
Some bugs, Honeycomb lacks both apps and a good app store...
The Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime is the best Honeycomb tablet available, but the OS lacks the tablet-optimized apps to compete with the iPad...
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The stylish Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime TF201 delivers both high performance and high value, a rare combination in the world of Android tablets. It uses Nvidia's Tegra 3 processor, which powers the tablet to several performance firsts and delivered...
Classy, solid, and svelte design, Includes useful software tweaks, microSD card slot, Good gaming power from quad-core processor...
Not a lot of software optimized for quad-core CPU...
The Asus Transformer Prime makes a visual statement, in both its brilliant design and its inner power. The docking station option makes it a superb choice for power users who want a tablet that converts into a productivity workhorse. Our full rating i...
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The Asus Transformer Prime has finally landed, and it’s no wonder why it has been one of the most searched topic in the past couple of weeks: it a fabulous tablet and a concept that has come to maturity. If you haven’t seen it before, the Asus Eee Tran...
To put it simply, the ASUS Transformer Prime is easily the best Android tablet and is possibly the best tablet, period. It depends mainly on your own taste and usage model. By itself, the Transformer Prime is a superbly designed and powerful tablet with a...
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This morning I sat in on a conference with ASUS about their upcoming Tegra 3-based Transformer Prime tablet. The event covered everything you and I need to know about the tablet, as well as a few surprises. First off, the ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Pr...
This morning I sat in on a conference with ASUS about their upcoming Tegra 3-based Transformer Prime tablet. The event covered everything you and I need to know about the tablet, as well as a few surprises. First off, the ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Pr...
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Just moments ago ASUS officially announced the successor to the Eee Pad Transformer tablet PC and the world's first tablet with the NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core processor (ARM Cortex A9 CPU) with the introduction of the ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Prime. Yo...
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I'm going to come clean to you guys/girls. I have had tablets for the past 2-3 years and for the first few years, I really never put them to use. I found them to be cumbersome, slow, and there just wasn't enough reason to use them. Frankly I could do it...
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It's not really enough to say Asus "redesigned" the original Transformer; gutted is more like it. The 10.1-inch Prime looks nothing like the original, well, save for the fact that it's a tablet and most of them look alike. The original's brown plastic bac...
Great design, build, and size, Bright, high quality SuperIPS+ screen, Tablet can run for over nine hours, Superb gaming performance...
Poor app selection and quality, Software isn't completely optimized for the faster processor, Browser performance can be sluggish...
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By now, we all realize the advantage of having our smartphones on us at all times, especially when the opportunity comes around to snap up a shot of some kind. Obviously, thanks to the portability of our modern smartphones, we’re able to quickly captu...
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Going from making good motherboards to going head to head with Samsung for Google's affection is a pretty big step for ASUS, but it's one that the company has taken and done very well with. None of its peers have made the same transition, especially not w...
Assuming the WiFi and minor dock issue I encountered aren't widespread (ASUS insists they aren't), I am comfortable calling the Eee Pad Transformer Prime the absolute best Android tablet on the market today. The hardware looks and feels great. ASUS picked...
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In our original review of the ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Prime I did the best I could do given limited testing opportunity with the platform before the NDA lifted on all the reviews. I made the commitment back then to come back with additional findings afte...
I stand by my original conclusion to our Eee Pad Transformer Prime review—this thing is definitely the best Android tablet on the market and it cements ASUS' image as being a company that is good at both engineering and design.I also stand by my conclusio...
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The Asus Transformer Prime is the Latest Android tablet and we were blessed with an Android 4.0 update during the Unboxing. The Transformer Prime is a 8.3mm thick table and weighs only 566g that house the Tegra 3 ka-el chip, a Quad-core processor, great f...
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Immediate impressions of the Eee Pad Transformer Prime are very good. The device itself, once fully docked, looks more like one of Asus' current range of Ultrabook laptops than a run of the mill Android tablet. This is definitely a good thing too, partly...
Great design, awesome keyboard, Tegra 3 chipset, nextlevel gaming, lightweight, it's the first truly useful tablet...
Android Honeycomb —that's literally it if we're honest...
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The first thing that you'll discover when you've attached the keyboard to the tablet is just how much the Transformer Prime looks like one of ASUS' brand new MacBook Air-esque Ultra Books. It's remarkably thin at just 8.3mm and even with the keyboard in p...
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Seriously, this is our Transformer Prime review. As you know,we first got our hands on this next-gen Android tablet back in December, but for reasons we can't explain ( other than Kellex being bored to death with Android tablets ), we are just now putting...
The Transformer Prime can be found online for as little as $500. Not bad, considering that the Motorola XOOM WiFi is still going for $420. If you have been in the market for an Android tablet, for just $80 more, you can completely justify spending the...
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recombu.com Updated:
2014-03-26 01:13:18
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It's safe enough to refer to the Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime as a victim of its own success. As well as being the first quad-core tablet to hit the market, it's the first tablet available for general release in the UK that can now officially run Androi...
Very fast, first quad-core tablet, Slim, attractive tablet, Durable with spun metal finish, Keyboard dock adds a lot of function...
GPS signal issues, Keys on dock are shallow, Camera captures washed out images, Weighting when docked takes getting used to...
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i4u.com
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2014-03-29 01:07:22
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The Hothardware review comes to this take on the Transformer Prime performance: "The Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime offered the best all around performance we've seen in a tablet to date, often beating out Apple's iPad 2 in tests where we could match the...
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Do a Google image search for Transformer Prime, and you'll be inundated with pictures of this guy. Optimus Prime was the leader of the Autobots of my childhood, and I may or may not have cried when he died in the first movie (Transformers: The Movie—not t...
The Transformer Prime is quite an upgrade over the original, and Asus knows it. Rather than selling the new model at a discount like the old one, Asus is charging $500 for the base config. Of course, that system offers 32GB of internal storage—the $500 i...
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androidandme.com Updated:
2014-07-23 01:44:47
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The Transformer Prime is the most hyped Android tablet of the year so we quickly said yes when ASUS requested a full product review of the world's first quad-core Tegra 3 device. Unfortunately we only had about one full day with the Transformer Prime befo...
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and ErgonomicsAsus clearly listened to user complaints about the flimsy exposed ports on the Transformer Prime, so the new Transformer Pad TF300 has more support around the port area (less curve at the edges where the ports live). The power button is mad...
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and Build QualityWe all know that the Asus wanted to challenge the iPad 2 for high style and metal casing. The Prime is one of the thinnest tablets on the market at 0.32...
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Today we're comparing the top two 10" tablets on the market: the New iPad and the Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime...
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and ErgonomicsRaise your hand if you think the iPad 2 and even the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 are really, really pretty but impractical from an ergonomics standpoint. Unfortunately, Asus followed those two manufacturers designs, and made a really thin and s...
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Tablets are growing in popularity, but the market is still immature. There are only a handful of serious contenders sold in North America (discounting the cheap knock-offs you can find on eBay and other sites).Apple's iPad is the clear leader in terms of...
There is no doubt in my mind which tablet is better among these competitors. Apple's iPad 3 is more attractive, a bit easier to handle, offers a significantly superior display and far better battery endurance. Using the iPad 3 is simply more enjoyable for...
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Ritche's Room TV have gotten their hands on an ASUS Transformer Prime unit and took it for a spin. They go into great detail regarding this first early look at the device. It's so lengthy that you could almost mistake it to be a review. It's definitely wo...
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If Android tablets and the iPad 2 had a boxing match over which device has the best screen display, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 would knock out the other Android tablets and leave the iPad 2 in black and blue. That is how we would creatively state what Dr...
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gcn.com
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659Pros: Good battery life; good number of ports and buttons.Cons: Medium performance; no biometrics. We liked that the ThinkPad had 64G of hard drive space. Its 1G of memory was the average amount for those we looked at this time around, so that is...
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runaroundtech.com Updated:
2015-02-28 01:18:26
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I don't get the chance to review many tablet accessories, other than those meant for the iPad. So when Blurex reached out to me to see if I'd be interested in reviewing their Asus Transformer Prime tf201 case and offered to supply me with a Transformer Pr...
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It's no secret that tablet makers are having a hard time competing with Apple in this still nascent market. In fact, the iPad is selling so well that it surpassed the number of PCs shipped by any individual PC manufacturer over the last quarter of 2011 --...
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