- #ASUS TF101 DOCKING KEYBOARD FULL#
- #ASUS TF101 DOCKING KEYBOARD ANDROID#
- #ASUS TF101 DOCKING KEYBOARD PC#
The docking port also serves as a full physical keyboard. There’s a metallic cradle along the docking port to set the tablet firmly and place and not break the latches from the strain. To un-dock, there’s a slider lock on the dock to release the latches. The tablet snaps right into the dock pretty neatly using the 40-pin USB connector port along with two additional latches on both ends. The tablet alone is a little on the heavy side because of the metallic construction and when attached to the dock, it’s as heavy as most 10-inch netbooks in the market. Both the dock and the tablet has the proprietary 40-pin USB connector for power and data so you can charge either of the devices individually or while in the netbook mode.Īll-in-all, you can actually expand the storage of the device up to 64GB (32GB for the microSD and another 32GB for the SD/MMC). The mobile dock that houses the full qwerty keyboard also comes with an SD/MMC card reader and two USB 2.0 ports. The sides are lined with a number of ports - a 3.5mm mic/earphone port, micro-HDMI and microSD port on one side and power button beside the volume rocker on the other side. The edges are lined with a thin strip of anodized aluminum. The back panel is made of plastic with tiny embossed sunflower engravings with the 5MP rear camera on one side. It’s actually a bit thick at the middle at 12.9mm but tapers towards the edges so it looks thin. The Asus Transformer looks like your typical 10-inch Honeycomb tablet, comes in a chocolate brown color with a thick, black bezel. For this review, we look at both to give you a better perspective why this tablet distinguishes itself from the rest of the pack. Of course, Asus will give you the option of getting the tablet only or both at the same time.
#ASUS TF101 DOCKING KEYBOARD ANDROID#
While most other tablets offer a separate wireless keyboard or an add-on dock (iPad, Galaxy Tab, TouchPad), Asus took it a bit further and manufactured an Android tablet that practically transforms into a netbook when attached to the dock. Read on and check out our full review of the Asus Transformer after the jump. Its design and form factor gave it a bit of an edge that no other tablet can match. One one end, it’s a Honeycomb tablet and on the other, it’s an Android netbook.
#ASUS TF101 DOCKING KEYBOARD PC#
The Asus Eee PC Transformer TF101 is the first Android tablet of its kind.
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