The Asus Transformer Prime was the first device to launch that ran Nvidia’s Tegra 3 mobile system-on-chip solution and surprisingly is still one of the only devices shipping with the quad core processor. Thanks to the fact we have a 10.1 inch tablet with a 1280 by 800 resolution you able to view and read full webpages with ease. The Super IPS+ display is great, colours are true to their origins and the viewing angles are a ridiculous 178 degrees. The 8 MP rear facing camera on the Prime is simply amazing, we never expected something this good in a tablet.
The Transformer Prime has a 25 Wh lithium-ion polymer battery inside its tablet frame, plus another 22 Wh battery in the keyboard dock. This 47 Wh total battery capacity is getting into serious netbook and some notebook territory, all while powering a device that uses a fraction of the juice. Source
The Transformer Prime has a 25 Wh lithium-ion polymer battery inside its tablet frame, plus another 22 Wh battery in the keyboard dock. This 47 Wh total battery capacity is getting into serious netbook and some notebook territory, all while powering a device that uses a fraction of the juice. Source
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