Reviews and Problems with Asus VivoTab Smart (ME400C)
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Asus' VivoTab Smart ME400C tablet reviewed
techreport.com
3 weeks ago
Summary: Well, there you have it. I think the VivoTab Smart may be the first serious Windows 8-powered competitor to Android- and iOS-based tablets. No, really.
Review: Asus VivoTab Smart offers full Windows 8 OS in hybrid tablet form
PC World
5 April 2013
Excerpt: Despite all the Microsoft Surface hype, Windows 8 tablets have yet to find their niche . It’s difficult, after all, to be more expensive than Apple’s...
Conclusion: The Asus VivoTab Smart ME400C is aimed at the budget shopper who wants a full Windows 8 slate tablet, but it won't replace your laptop.
Pros: Relatively cheap. Multiple colors available. Windows 8. Decent battery life.
Cons: Cheap plastic construction. Wimpy speakers. Limited port selection requires adapters for usability. Accessories, like cover and keyboard, not yet available.
Conclusion: Compared to the competition, the Asus VivoTab Smart, at $500, is on the inexpensive side for Windows 8 tablets. That’s a very un-netbook-like price, though.
Pros: Light, comfortable to hold, solid build, Less expensive than the competition, Runs full Windows 8 and older programs, Long battery life
Cons: No full USB input port, Underpowered Atom processor, Cameras unimpressive