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ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Announced, 10-inch Tablet With Detachable Keyboard

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  • By Dylan Bailey
  • on 4 Jan, 2011

ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Announced, 10-inch Tablet With Detachable Keyboard

ASUS took the stage today and unveiled an array of new tablets for 2011. One of which, the Eee Pad Transformer, is the perfect option for Android fan who wants the versatility of a tablet with the functionality of a notebook.

The 10.1-inch tablet will both be fully functional as a keyboard free device, and be even further functional once it’s docked into the external keyboard. Software wise, the device will ship with MyWave, ASUS’ overlay of Android Honeycomb, that features a slick UI and is heavily focused on cloud content.

The tablet sports a NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor which makes it “twice as fast as the iPad,” all while being even thinner than the popular Apple device. You will be able to pick up the ASUS Transformer for $399-$699 once it’s made available in April 2011.

[Via SlashGear]
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  • Jason

    I love my ASUS laptop, but they are THE WORST at updating drivers, customer support, etc.

  • sb

    I owned a ASUS laptop 6-7 years ago, and I can’t say that my experience was even close to bearable.

    That being said, I can’t wait to read the reviews of the EEEpad, as i want to get my hands on one

  • ABRAHAM

    ASUS WAS NAMED AFTER JESUS , SO IT’S GOOD.

  • Nedpolk

    ASUS was chosen by Greenpeace as the greenest electronic at CES: http://www.energyinyourlife.com/article.php?t=100000184

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