The ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity made a big splash in the tablet market, debuting with a 1920×1200 display in the standard 10″ form factor. It also came with a beefy Tegra 3 processor, which still holds up today. And with nearly stock Android, upgradable to 4.2, it is lean and speedy. It’s an awesome tablet to this day, and Woot currently has it for… Read more
If you’re really budget minded and the $200 Nexus 7 is just too expensive (or a tablet isn’t worth $200 to you), the ASUS MeMO Pad is now available for purchase. The tablet only costs $150, but the spec drop compared to the Nexus 7 is pretty big. It comes with a 7″ 1024×600 display, 1GHz single core processor, 1GB of RAM, 16GB of memory, a 4,270 mAh… Read more
ASUS continues its trend of fast updates for its tablets with the newest version of Android for its highest end tablet available. Yes, the Transformer Pad Infinity is getting an update to Android 4.2, and it’s rolling out today! While the update to 4.2 isn’t huge, it does bring multi-user support for all of you who share their tablet. It also brings a… Read more
To say that the Nexus 7 is one of the most popular Android tablets would seem like an injustice and rightfully so, it’s an awesome device in an amazing package. That’s why this new Reuters report has us excited as they are calling for the second-generation Nexus 7 to make an appearance in July according to industry sources. According to Reuters, the… Read more
The ASUS Transformer Prime, known as the TF201 to the techies, has gone through some tough times. First, it was found that GPS was unusable for many due to the metal construction. To rectify this, ASUS sent people GPS dongles to those who requested them, free of charge. Apparently that isn’t enough for someone, as there was a lawsuit against ASUS for… Read more
Have you ever thought that the current trend of 10.1″ tablets was just too small? Do you want something bigger, more capable, and just more awesome? Enter the ASUS Transformer AiO, an 18″ Windows 8 all in one that happens to have a screen that doubles as an Android tablet. Yes, when working as a PC, it’s a regular old computer with all the hardware in… Read more
In a surprising and unannounced event, the infamous Nexus 7 dock is now available on the Play Store! After endless months of waiting, seeing it on other sites, and daydreaming, it’s finally available to buy straight from the source. It is going for $29.99 and says that it’ll ship in 1-2 weeks, though it might ship much faster. The dock itself is… Read more
Until today, Android 4.2 was confined to the Nexus line, unless you were rooted of course. Many devices have unofficial 4.2 AOSP ROMs, and the Galaxy S III even has a 4.2 leak for it. Today, the first non-Nexus device gets an official 4.2 update, and it’s the ASUS Transformer Pad TF300. ASUS is rolling the OTA out right now in the US, with other markets… Read more
ASUS – this morning – lifted the veil on its two latest entries to the tablet and smartphone market. The 7-inch FonePad is essentially a tablet that can make phone calls, and the latest in its PadFone series: the Infinity. FonePad – 7-inch Tablet The FonePad features a 7-inch, 1,280 x 800 IPS display, a 1.2 GHz Intel Atom processor, 1GB RAM and runs… Read more
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=MnfOXx4k6-8 ASUS has released this short 30 second video, completely unrelated to any sort of mobile product, teasing us about what they have in store at Mobile World Congress. It’s called “Ultimate Craftsmanship. Today.” and features a giant metal thing landing on a church. And at the end, it says… Read more
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