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Asus announces its shelf transform Pad TF300T is now available in France. It is a slightly cheaper version of the premium Transformer, which integrates as it chipset quad core Nvidia Tegra 3, but is different in even on a few points. Presentations.
ASUS France announced through a press release the immediate availability of its transforming Pad TF300T tablet. This last, disclosed at the last Mobile World Congress in Barcelona in February, take very close characteristics from those of the Transformer output in any premium early in the year. The fact sheet is a virtual copy and paste, with including:
• A screen IPS 10.1 inch WXGA (1280 X 800) with LED backlight, multipoint (10 points of contact) and a brightness of 350 nits
• NVIDIA Tegra 3 T30L Quad-Core chipset running at 1.4 GHz
• 1 GB of RAM)
• The dimensions of 263 x 180.8 mm x 9.9 mm to 635 g
• Sensor auto-focus photo of 8 megapixel rear and 1.3 megapixel in front
• Autonomy 10 hours for the only tablet, and 15 h with the keyboard dock
In addition to the design and the price change, the main difference between the new model and the premium is to go looking at the screen. If the two tablets are well a viewer of a diagonal of 10.1 inches, one of the premium is Super IPS technology + then the TF300T should "only" a simple SPI. Have not yet had the slate in the hands, we cannot tell you if the difference in rendering is great between the two technologies.
The TF300T offers a less refined than its big sister design, with blue, white and Red versions. ASUS France says that it is already available at the price of €399 only, and €499 with the famous keyboard dock that converts it into true small laptop. The output of this tablet is cantilevered positioning of the premium Transformer, which still costs €100 more. The screen seems to certainly better, as well as the overall quality of manufacture. But not sure that this is sufficient to justify such discrepancy. However, it is likely that we are simply in a period of transition for the constructor that will soon offer its Infinity Transformer that has a Full HD screen. If it comes to replace the premium, at the same price, this new feature would be more likely to justify the additional EUR 100.
From : LesMobiles.com
