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Published: 2013-12-18, Author: Andrew , review by: CNET.co.uk
Bright, bold, highdefinition display, Loads of power, Keyboard dock makes typing more comfortable
Pricey, Chunky and heavy, Charges only with included cable, Uninspiring design
The Asus Transformer Pad TF701T isn't the cheapest Android slate around, but it comes with a super high-definition display, loads of power and a handy keyboard dock for typing. If you want an Android tablet for work and play, the Transformer Pad is a grea...
Gorgeous screen with higherthanRetina resolution, Topnotch responsiveness, Tegra 4 gives tons of processing power for multimedia, games and basic activities, Monster battery life, Versatile, Quality design and finish, Keyboards
Proprietary port for transfers and charging, Some play in the keyboard dock's hinges, Speaker poorly located
Complete with its keyboard dock, the TF701 is among the best Android tablets for productivity, but it's not the absolute best anymore. I'd argue that the Galaxy Note 10.1, with its stylus support and excellent multitasking implementation, is a superior t...
Abstract: Jon goes back to school to see which tablet rules supreme, but can the keyboard-toting, Android-powered Asus Transformer Pad make it to the top of the class? Hit play in the video above to find out!...
Published: 2013-10-25, Author: Stephen , review by: stuff.tv
Fully integrated keyboard dock and trackpad, Gorgeous 2560 x 1600 display, Ridiculous battery life, Blazing fast Tegra 4 processor
Chunky bezel, Plastic dock feels cheap, Limited apps for 10in Android tablets
VERDICT: Tabbook potential realised Previous generations of Asus Transformer tablets felt like beta versions of a brilliant concept – the Prime's connectivity issues and the Infinity's slightly underpowered Tegra 3 processor left them struggling to realis...
Sharp 10.1inch screen; Great battery life; Good performance; Plenty of storage
Windows has better productivity suites; Fiddly keyboard
If you’re after a portable device for staying productive, with the flexibility of a tablet but the usability of a laptop, the Asus Transformer Pad TF701T is a good compromise. As a tablet, it’s solidly designed and packed with power, with a commendably cr...
The Asus Transformer Pad TF701T takes everything that was good about the Infinity, updates it and sells it at a lower price. The tablet part alone isn't tremendously elegant in some respects, but this is a great package.Next, head to list of the top 10 be...
