Sentences with phrase «pad transformer uses»

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It has speed improvements, but sadly, there is an option in settings for what cursor to use with the track pad (they took it directly from the Transformer)

After six weeks of use, Nicole puts in her two - cents on the Asus Transformer Pad Docking Station and compares the PadFone to the Asus Zenbook UX31 and Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7.

Using our light meter, we measured a brightness of 591 lux; this easily outshines the tablet average of 354 lux, as well as the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (441 lux) and the ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity (433 lux).

Asus has used its Computex press conference to announce updates to its three major families of Android tablets: Transformer Pad, MeMO Pad and Fonepad.

Their Eee Pad Transformer, which docks to a keyboard and can then be folded closed like a netbook, has been very well received in the market, and is empowering people to use their tablet in situations where they otherwise wouldn't.

But like the Asus Transformer Prime, which also uses the Tegra 3 system - on - chip platform, the Transformer Pad's performance was actually quite close to what the iPad 2 — which uses Apple's A5 processor circa early 2011 — logged on many of our system performance tests.

As for accessories, Samsung was showing off a keyboard dock for the Tab 8.9, which while not as portable as what ASUS offers for the Eee Pad Transformer, does certainly open up the potential of using the super-skinny slate for more meaningful content creation.

There isn't much going on with the tab when put up against competitors such as the Motorola XOOM, the Eee Pad Transformer, and the Iconia Tab, but the hardware is unmatched by any tablet manufacturer regardless of what operating system they use, and the software hasn't been mucked with that much.

The built - in apps also do not make full use of the Asus Eee Pad Transformer's dual cameras, but this is something we're glad it has left to third - party app developers.

The Eee Pad Transformer's 10.1 - inch, 1280 x 800 display uses IPS (in - plane switching) technology like the iPad to improve viewing angles.

When using the Eee Pad Transformer in tablet mode, we found the touchscreen to be very responsive.

In addition to storage drives, peripherals such as mice can be plugged into the Eee Pad Transformer's USB ports; the device recognized a USB drive, SD and microSD cards, and a mouse instantly — we were even able to use its scroll wheel.

The key area where the various Transformer Pads — from the Prime to the Infinity — need to hit the mark is gaming, as this is probably the single most popular use of mobile devices for the majority of users.

That's probably enough time to use the tablet on and off all day, but it pales in comparison to competitors such as the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, which lasted 8:23, the Eee Pad Transformer that managed more than 10 hours, and the iPad 2 which lasted more than 11 hours on Wi - Fi.

The Yoga took 9 minutes and 14 seconds to transcode an HD video to 480p using the Vidtrim app, which is faster than the 11:25 category average but much slower than the Sony Xperia Z2 (5:49), the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 (4:17) and the ASUS Transformer Pad TF701T (4:18).

Our favourite is IPS (in - plane switching), used in the iPad 2 and Eee Pad Transformer.

Hands On Asus has been showcasing its Eee Pad Transformer Android 3.0 tablet this week, Transformer being the word the company uses to highlight this 10.1 in, 1280 x 800 tablet's hybrid design that will turn it into a netbook in the click of a dock.

Like the Asus Transformer Pad Infinity, the Asus Vivo Tab RT uses a hybrid design, with a removable keyboard dock that both turns the tablet into a laptop and provides extra battery life — Asus claims «all - day use» but hasn't specified hour figures.

It reminds me of the keyboards that used to come with the ASUS Transformer Pad tablets, as far as format is concerned.

Introduced originally at CES this year, the ASUS Eee Pad Transformer features a 10.1» high - definition (1280x800) touchscreen display, which can be used alone or attached to a full QWERTY keyboard that makes it act just like an Eee PC netbook.

On its own, the Eee Pad Transformer has some attractive features: The 10.1 - inch tablet runs the latest Android Honeycomb operating system from Google and uses a dual - core Tegra 2 processor.

We've learned that Eee Pad Transformer brand will no longer be used — rather, Asus» future tablet - convertibles will be called Transformer Pads.

Others, such as the ASUS Eee Pad Transformer implement the standard using mini-HDMI (type C) ports.

Asus» Eee Pad Transformer Prime builds on from their Transformer tablet from earlier this year that could effectively be transformed into a laptop, with the aid of a robust keyboard attachment — which when used is firmly locked into place and is then indistinguishable from an actual laptop.

The keys are fairly cramped, requiring not just a bedding - in period but a change in how your hold your hands while typing whenever you use the Asus Transformer Pad TF103.

The Asus Transformer Pad TF103's top layer is extremely reflective, which will become a pain if you try to use the thing as a laptop when out and about.

Where a cheap laptop screen will show severe contrast shift at an angle, the Asus Transformer Pad TF103 doesn't, thanks to its use of IPS tech.

We have to apply the same caveat used when we talked about the Asus Transformer Pad TF103's design, though.

We tried using the Transformer Pad TF103 as our main work computer for a couple of days, and part of this review was even written using the device.

It's proof that raw power isn't everything, and suggests that many Android games may not be all that well optimised for the Intel HD graphics chipset used in the Asus Transformer Pad TF103's system - on - chip.

To switch between its dual roles as laptop and tablet, the Asus Transformer Pad TF103 uses a smart hinge arrangement, with a button in its centre releasing the tablet part.

This is crucial to the Asus Transformer Pad TF103 offering a laptop experience that makes up for the deficiencies we find hard to swallow when using the device as a tablet.

The ASUS range of Transformer Pad tablets happen to be defined by the optional keyboard docks which would allow you to make use of various devices such as notebooks.

The Asus Transformer Pad TF103 uses a quad - core Intel Atom Z3745 CPU, a 64 - bit processor clocked at 1.86 GHz (the standard clock speed is 1.33 GHz, but it seems to be overclocked in this model).

Users can even use MyCloud to remotely access and control any PC or Mac system and access applications or files to extend the versatility of the Eee Pad Transformer experience.

It's a simple apk file from the Transformer Pad 300's support site and use it to unlock their tablet's bootloader.

The Asus Eee Pad Transformer is notable largely because the Android tablet has an optional keyboard docking station which lets you use the device like a notebook computer — but the keyboard dock adds $ 150 to the base price of the $ 400 tablet.

Users can even use MyCloud to remotely access and control PC or Mac systems, which further extends the versatility of the Eee Pad Transformer Prime.

While using the Transformer Pad, I did experience a few oddities and glitches.

I recently got my hands on a trial Huawei MediaPad 7 and over the last week I have been using it instead of my Eee Pad Transformer to see how it stacks up in the workplace.

Asus outfits the Transformer Pad with a selection of preinstalled software and several welcome Android customizations, such as redesigned menu buttons and a redesigned settings pop - up that brings frequently used settings to the forefront.

Asus has used its Computex press conference to announce updates to its three major families of Android tablets: Transformer Pad, MeMO Pad and Fonepad.The new Transformer Pad line - up comes with a redesigned mobile keyboard dock with a hidden hinge.