Asus unveiled a range of four new tablet computers today, including a
very exciting new dual-OS Android + Windows convertible/hybrid tablet,
creating a machine with a lot of opportunities. Here’s the breakdown:
The other specs are just as good. To begin with it has a 16:9 aspect
ratio 11.6-inch IPS display with a 1920×1080 resolution. The
dock/keyboard/PC Station has a 4th generation Intel Core i5/i7-4500U
processor and a 750 GB hard drive. The reason why it’s called a “PC
Station” is because this part of the device can function as a stand
alone computer that can be connected to an external display when the
tablet/display is detached, essentially giving you two computers.
The tablet itself has its own 2.0 GHz Intel Atom Z2580 processor with
up to 64GB of storage. Release date of Transformer Book Trio is for the
time being set to Q3 of 2013, with a more precise date to be announced
by Asus later on.
Asus MeMO Pad FHD 10
And then finally, Asus also showed us the new 10.1-inch MeMO Pad FHD 10.
As the name implies, this is a Full HD 1920×1200 resolution tablet, with IPS display and 178-degree wide viewing angles.
This Android 4.2 tablet is powered by a 1.6 GHz Intel Atom Z2560
processor, have the same 1.2 MP front camera and a 5 MP rear camera as
its smaller sibling above, features Asus SonicMaster audio technology,
have GPS and GLONASS sensors, and have a battery life of up to 10 hours.
It is only 9.5mm thick and weighs in at 580 gram. The memory
configurations are either 16GB or 32GB + microSD card support. The back
of the tablet have a “micro-weave finish” for increased grip, and the
color options for the back are blue, white, or pink. Release date for
Asus MeMO Pad FHD 10is set to September 2013, with the price to be
announced later.
Asus Transformer Pad Infinity
Being the first Android 4.2 tablet to feature the new NVIDIA Tegra 4
processor at a whopping 1.9GHz, in addition to sporting a 72-core
GeForce graphics processor, the Transformer Pad Infinity is a fast new
hybrid tablet that drives off the information super highway and onto the
free-speed German autobahn instead, leaving its current competition in
dust in the rear view mirror.
The 10.1-inch backlit LED display have an outstanding iPad-beating
2560×1600 resolution in addition to 10-point multi-touch and IPS
technology with a 178-degree viewing angle. For sound, Asus have gone
with their own SonicMaster-enhanced audio system.
Even the keyboard dock have a multi-touch touchpad, in addition to
USB 3.0, an SDXC card reader, and of course extra battery power.
Asus MeMO Pad HD 7
MeMO Pad HD 7 is a cheaper Nexus 7 alternative. To be released in
August, this Android 4.2 tablet will start at only $129 with 8GB of
memory, or $149 with 16GB (both have microSD support). For that money
you get a 7-inch IPS display with a 1280×800 resolution and 170-degree
viewing angles, a quad-core MTK 8125 ARM Cortex A7 processor, 1GB of
RAM, a 1.2 MP front camera and a 5 MP rear camera, and Asus SonicMaster
stereo sound technology.
It is 10.8mm thick and only weighs 302 gram, making it the lightest
tablet on the market! It has a 10 hour battery life, and is available
with a range of four color choices; black, white, pink or green. With a
price like that, this has got to be the best budget tablet of the year!
Included with both this tablet and the one below, is the Asus
protective TransCover with microfiber interior to keep it safe from
scratches. This cover also doubles as a flexible stand.
Released Date: August 
Released Date: August 
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