ASUS Eee Pad Transformer TF101 16GB

Zitat: Positiv + IPS-Display mit 1280x800 Pixeln + Aktuelles Betriebssystem (Android 3.2) + HDMI-Anschluss + Micro-SD-Steckplatz + MyCloud Software + Lange Akkulaufzeit (bei 720p-Videos rund 7 Stunden, mit Keydock sogar 11 Stunden) Negativ - Sim-Karten-Slot umständlich zu öffnen - Stark spiegelndes Display

Zitat: We were surprised by the Asus Eee Pad Transformer; it’s easy to shrug it off as a desperate attempt at marrying an Android tablet the the keyboard-based convenience of a netbook. But it charms, and is a great standalone tablet - more stylish and stable than the Motorola Xoom, yet more rugged than the Galaxy Tab range. The keyboard is great; but that docking mechanism could be smoother; it’s agony to hear the tablet scrape and squeeze into the dock connection. Given that the keyboard works out at around £50 when bought with the tablet, we’d heartily recommend, especially as it doubles as a battery booster. The best Android tablet yet? Perhaps - it’s difficult to choose between the Transformer and Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1; whilst the latter has a richer screen, and is ever-so-slightly faster and lighter, the Transformer gives you more options, with a well-integrated keyboard, and connectivity options like the microSD slot and HDMI.

Zitat: Pros: + Great battery life + QWERTY keyboard can be attached to transform tablet into laptop. Cons: - Users could have problems setting up Wi-Fi connections with certain wireless routers - front-facing camera low on resolution at 1.2 megapixels - no 3G versions of the Transformer available yet. The Asus Eee Pad Transformer is a proficient device, and the unit surprised us with the sheer number of features crammed into the system. We think this tablet will definitely give the iPad 2 a run for its money, especially given the tablet/mobile dock combination which converts the tablet to a laptop. The tablet attachment process worked faultlessly throughout our test, even though that connection looked like the weakest point on the system.