I have this Dell XPS laptop from 2007 and it gives me problems. Should i fix the problems and keep it or trade up for a Eee Pad Tablet PC? If i traded would it be a downgrade or upgrade? Helpppp UH.... NO!!!!!!!
Why?
A tablet PC is never worth as much as a real laptop... considering your laptop is functional....
It is a big downgrade....
Hi,
I was looking at getting a netbook because i am starting a teaching career and need one to help fill out forms, write documents, make spreadsheets and presentations. Then I saw the eee
i talked with two people that use them and they both liked them and were happy. so i would say ok hope this helps.l
because i heard that on the ipad that if they bought it in the us they couldnt access the app store and i dont wont this to happen to the android market on the eee pad. WIFI only of course.
I don't want to pay an extra 100$ for the ipad 2 but for an extra 50$ I could get the eee pad which is newer but I don't know exactly if it's going to be that much better.
EEE pad transformer anyday... Its dual core..and Honeycomb Os is awesome.. Ipad 1 doesnt come close.. Well Ipad 2...hmm good os but closed source..not for me..
I'm getting one of those two but i dont know if the gorilla glass will be scratch easily or not
gorilla glass videos on youtube. check em.
I saw on one site that it had 2.1 +EDR and another site that didn't have it listed at all.
Does it come with bluetooth?
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The B121 features a 12.1-inch 1280×800 multitouch display covered by Gorilla Glass with 178 degree wide viewing angles and works with a Wacom Digitizer stylus. Inside it runs on Intel’s Core i5-479UM processor with 4GB of RAM along and a 64GB SSD. It has a front-facing 2-megapixel camera for video conferencing, two full USB 2.0 ports, a mini-HDMI port, and a built-in memory card reader. It’s also bundled with a Bluetooth keyboard.
And catering to enterprise, the tablet features multiple levels of security, including a Computrace LoJack support that helps locate the device if its stolen and also can remotely lock and delete data on the device. It also features a trusted platform module that work with Windows BitLocker for better data encryption of data to protect against software attacks and physical theft.
If it seems like a long time ago since we first saw the Eee Pad Slider, that's because it was way back at CES when Asus first let us get our hands on the 10.1-inch Android tablet with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard.
The Slider was originally supposed to come out in May, though later Asus reportedly pushed that date to August. Now some reports are saying that the latest tablet from Asus will hit retail shelves in September.
Why believe the hype this time around? Well, Asus has posted some specs for the Eee Pad Slider SL101 on its website, for one. And an Asus Italy rep has apparently told Notebook Italia that the delayed tablet is arriving in that country next month.
As with all of the assorted product release rumors out there, we'll believe it when it's officially confirmed by Asus that the Slider has an official release date. For now, it's still useful to look at the specs Asus posted this week, if only to refresh your memory as to what you'll be getting with this tablet.
While the PC industry is slowing down, Asus is buckling the trend thanks in part to its Android division and its flagship Eee Pad Transformer tablet, which comes at a more affordable price when compared to product offerings from its rivals and also has a unique laptop dock. For the Spring quarter, the company posted an increase of 5% in earnings and net profit of $242 million with an operating profit margin of 5.9 percent, the highest in three years.
The company has not released sales figure yet, but with the slowdown of netbook sales and a consumer frenzy over tablets with the market-leading iPad, Asus is rumored to have shipped 300,000 tablets a month. Unlike its rivals who can’t move enough tablets, Asus’s affordable pricing and unique design had the Eee Pad Transformer out of stock at many retailers when the device was first introduced.
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Eee Pad Transformer is the latest product from Asus which comes at a very low price. Eee Pad Transformer is an ideal tablet for any individual who wishes to enjoy multimedia on the go, however still would like to have easy access to the web, email, and other productivity applications.
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Asus has produced another amazing tablet. Like every other Asus tablet, this one has a unique build in the form of a slide out keyboard. The hardware on this tablet is above and beyond any other on the current market with a 1.2 GHz qualcomm processor. It has a Android 3.0 Honeycomb operating system.
Asus Eee Pad Transformer 2 va rula Android Ice Cream Sandwich, următoarea versiune majoră a platformei Android.
There are many different Android Tablets on the market today, and it may seem hard to decide which one suits your needs the best. Most of these tablets are very expensive, which makes shopping for one slightly difficult. ASUS wants to change all of that, with their new tablet, the Eee Pad Transformer. What’s special about this tablet, aside from the detachable keyboard dock, is the price. The Transformer is available for $399.99 for the 16GB WiFi model, and $499.99 for the 32GB WiFi model.
The detachable keyboard is what truly sets the Transformer apart from the other tablets. The dock will set you back an extra $150, but when you learn all of the features, it’s well worth it. Not only does the keyboard make typing a breeze, but it also houses a second battery, which can essentially double the battery life of the tablet. I picked one up a few weeks ago, read on to see my full review of the ASUS Eee Pad Transformer.
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Asus introduces Eee Pad Slider in France
A message on Facebook to announce the arrival of Eee Pad Slider in France; it is proposed to € 499 for 16 GB and 32 GB for € 599.
Asus presented at MWC several shelves, including Eee Pad Slider . It was expected for the month of May, but has finally been made official today on French soil. The delay was even allowed the emergence of wild rumors, like the presence of an Intel or Tegra 3. The official reason for the delay was that
...Asus Eee Pad Slider a new slider based Android powered tablet comes into the market. The device boasts 10.1 inch LED backlit screen with 10 finger Multi-touch input method. The display Covered with hard Corning Gorilla Glass for extra protection. Asus Eee Pad comes with 2.1 GHz NVIDIA Tegra dual core Processor and runs on android OS v3.1 Honeycomb.
ASUS Eee Pad Slider 10.1 Inch Touchscreen Android Tablet Features:
ASUS Eee Slate B121 quietly debuts for enterprise
ASUS has unveiled a new tablet designed specifically for the enterprise market called the Eee Slate B121. It may not be that next-gen ASUS Eee Pad Transformer with the quad-core Kal-El processor running Android that we're all excited about,
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ASUS Eee Pad Transformer TF101 Review: Assemble!
The Eee Pad Transformer is already the second-best selling tablet on the market (after the iPad, of course) and reports indicate sales are constrained by supply rather than demand. What is it that has made the Transformer a quick success?
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Asus Eee Pad Slider Tipped for September Release
If it seems like a long time ago since we first saw the Eee Pad Slider, that's because it was way back at CES when Asus first let us get our hands on the 10.1-inch Android tablet with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard.
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The eee Pad has landed
The WiFI version of the Asus eee Pad Transformer sneaked into South African stores in July with little fanfare. But the high-end 3G unit arrives this month, and Asus expects it to shake up the market. ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK assesses its chances.
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Get an Asus Eee Pad Transformer tablet for $349
The Asus Eee Pad Transformer is pretty slick on its own, but it gets even better when you add the optional keyboard/docking station. Wow. Quite the hubbub this weekend over the discontinued-and-then-price-slashed HP TouchPad, which buyers gobbled up at
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