Asus on Sunday wordled shipping its Transformer Pad 300 tablet in the U.S., with the company throwing the Transformer Pad 300 Tablettablet as a gaming device and laptop replacement.
The tablet has a 10.1-inch shroud, Google's Android 4.0 have influencing system and a quad-core Tegra 3 processor from Nvidia running at a clock make haste of 1.2GHz.
The tablet is priced shrinked at US$379.99 for 32GB of storage and 1GB of RAM.
The tablet is the first that doesn't have Asus' renowned "Eee" moniker, which debuted in 2007 with the pioneering Eee PC 700 netbook. Asus is upgrading its tablets at a furious walk, and the new tablet comes right six months later it shipped the Transformer Prime, which was the industry's leading quad-core tablet
The Transformer Pad 300's 10-hour battery life be able to be reach forthed to 15 hours with an supplementary battery in the optional $149 keyboard curtail. The dock has Android-specific buttons for animated access to tablet functions, and also USB 2.0 and SD card slots.
The 8-megapixel lift camera on the tablet be able to propel video at 30 frames per support. There's also a 1.2-megapixel camera on the front of the tablet. A micro-HDMI port allows the tablet to be associated to TVs. For expandable storage, the tablet has a microSD card slot.
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