Asus Introduces Transformer Book T100. The Transformer Book Duet Duet consists of two components: a detachable display, which can be used as a tablet, and a keyboard dock, which gives it all the functionality of a notebook. Asus CEO Johnny Shea noted, “The Asus Transformer Book T100 is the perfect reincarnation of the Eee PC, with the benefits of a detachable touch screen, rich multimedia capabilities, and long battery life.
The Asus Transformer Book T100 is a 10.1-inch ultraportable notebook powered by the quad-core Intel Atom processor. Its detachable HD display can be used on its own as a tablet running Windows 8.1. The Transformer Book T100 boasts a sleek design and superior mobility. The device weighs only 1.07 kg, while its tablet component weighs only 550 g.
Great performance with great energy efficiency on this new device thanks to Intel Atom Bay Trail-T processor Z3740. The Transformer Book T100 has up to 11 hours of battery life. A Windows 8 multi-touch touchpad with finger gesture support, an ergonomic keyboard and a multitouch touchpad allow users to interact with their media.1 and a multi-touch IPS display, which also boasts excellent color reproduction and wide viewing angles 178° . The Transformer Book T100 comes preloaded with “Microsoft Office for Home and Learning 2013” with full versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote.
Asus also offers a 13.3-inch counterpart called the Asus Transformer Book T300. Powered by fourth-generation Intel Core processors, the Transformer Book T300 features a sleek, metallic design with a rugged chassis that doesn’t require recharging for up to eight hours.
Asus Transformer Book T100 is already on sale in the American market. The recommended retail price for the device is 17,990 Dollars.
This device seems like a great combination of a notebook and a tablet, but I’d like to know more about its performance. How does it handle multitasking and resource-intensive tasks? Is it suitable for gaming or video editing?
The device you’re referring to, known as a 2-in-1 laptop, is designed to offer a balance between portability and functionality. When it comes to multitasking and resource-intensive tasks, it really depends on the specific model and configurations. Generally, 2-in-1 laptops with higher RAM and a powerful processor can handle multitasking and resource-intensive tasks quite well. However, for gaming or video editing, you may want to opt for a model with a dedicated graphics card and a faster processor to ensure smooth performance. It’s always a good idea to check the specifications and reviews of the specific model you’re interested in to get a better idea of its performance capabilities.
The Asus Transformer Book T100 seems like a versatile device, but I’m curious about its performance. How does it handle resource-intensive tasks, such as gaming or video editing?
Can you tell me if the Asus Transformer Book T100 offers a smooth transition between notebook and tablet modes? I’m curious to know if it seamlessly combines the functionality of a notebook with the comfort and convenience of a tablet without compromising on performance.