Reviews and Problems with Asus Eee Pad Transformer TF700
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Overall 8
Asus Transformer Pad TF700
MobileTechReview.com
3 August 2012
Conclusion: If you're looking for a high end HD Android tablet with a versatile dock option, fast quad core CPU, USB host and an outdoor viewable display, we recommend the
Asus Transformer Pad Infinity TF700 review – best Android tablet right now
netbooklive.com
25 June 2012
Summary: If you're an Android user and are looking for the best available tablet on the market, budget aside, the Asus Transformer Infinity Pad TF700 is your best pick.
Pros: good looking and solid built; slim and light; Full HD IPS screen; fast hardware platform; good performances; good battery life; can be paired with a matching docking s...
Cons: Android still has its issues, especially on tablets; no USB port on the tablet; there's only one speaker and it's not impressive
Conclusion: The Asus Transformer Pad Infinity TF700 is the best large-screen Android tablet money can buy, with an incredibly bright and sharp high-resolution display and blazing
Pros: Incredibly bright and sharp screen. Thin and light aluminum body. Blazing fast quad-core Tegra 3 processor.
Cons: Dearth of apps that take advantage of the screen.
Summary: In making modest updates to the Transformer Prime, Asus has come up with a decent refresh, even if the price doesn’t necessarily make it the easy purchase that the Prime
Pros: Solid build, One of the highest resolution tablet screens out there outside of the Apple camp, Super IPS+ screen makes it semi-usable outdoors in daylight, Great ke...
Cons: Glossy screen, Expensive, Doesn't feel as fast as it should
Excerpt: Following the success of Apple's iPad, every manufacturer released an imitation tablet except for Asus. They saw room for improvement—innovation even—by introducing a...
Pros: Hugely Powerful; Keyboard is a worthwhile addition; One of the best screens we've seen on a tablet; Excellent battery life;
Summary: The Asus Transformer Pad Infinity TF700 is one of the fastest Android tablets out there, combining an already proven design with a better camera, faster processor and
Pros: High-res screen rivals the new iPad's display, Awesome camera for a tablet, Great, light physical design, GPS works well
Cons: Too few apps take advantage of the higher pixel count, Battery life isn't as good as the Prime's
Excerpt: A hybrid Android Ice Cream Sandwich device, which features a 10.1in Super IPS+ display, an NVIDIA quad-core processor, but has a steep £600 asking price.