ASUS Transformer

Monday, February 14th 2011 - 11:06 CET - Comments: 0

A SUS introduces the Eee Pad Transformer Android tablet. Choice is essential when selecting innovative and technologically advanced personal computer devices. When it comes to tablets, there is a clear need for tablets than can deliver a full multimedia experience with HD video, broad connectivity options and even mobile gaming plus the broadest range of media compatibility with standards, all in a compact mobile device. In short, there is demand for tablets that enable users to both consume and create content to help whether it is for learning, work or play. The Asus Transformer android tablet has been displayed some weeks ago at the 2011 CES Show.

 

ASUS Transformer Tablet

With a slim lightweight design and 10.1" capacitive touchscreen, the versatile ASUS Eee Pad Transformer is the perfect mobile pad computer for people who want to enjoy multimedia on the move, but still wish to have easy access to the internet, e-mail and other productivity software applications. The ASUS Transformer tablet user interface provides easy access to the many features of the Android 3.0 operating system, while the NVIDIA Tegra 2 chipset provides full support for Adobe Flash, smooth HD video conferencing and playback, a lightning fast web experience and incredible mobile gaming performance.

 

 

ASUS Eee Pad Transformer features

An optional docking station turns the ASUS Transformer Android tablet into a full fledged notebook with a QWERTY keyboard for desktop use, while extending battery life up to 16 hours. The ASUS Transformer tablet has two built-in digital cameras, on the front (1.2 MP) and rear (5.0 MP) for easy video chat and digital photography, while a built-in mini-HDMI port makes for easy connections to external displays showing off full 1080p HD video playback.

 

 

ASUS Transformer review

As soon as we receive a ASUS Transformer tablet test sample, we will publish a photo gallery with high resolution pictures, followed by an extensive ASUS Transformer tablet review.

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