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Originally Posted by Noir
Az those are toys not the tablet for me =/
gten actually it would be great maybe ask courtney and see if you can do a writeup on your experience there that would bring ppcgeeks a lot more unique visitors too!
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I can writeup even without asking..all mods have access to write on the news page..If there is anything you want me to specifically check out tell me..I can't make any guarantees though since as I said I don't know how much time I will have and a lot of it may be wasted getting lost or being distracted by shiny gadgets..
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Originally Posted by AZTECHKA
This is no toy --- >>> Asus: "This Is the Most Powerful Tablet in the World"
Asus just pulled out their Core i5-powered, Windows 7-running Eee Pad Slate tablet, calling it "the most powerful tablet in the world." Probably so! They proved their point by simultaneously playing 1080p video and running photo editing software.
The video seems to be running without any problems, and the handwriting recognition Asus is showing off is pretty impressive. So far so good! And it certainly looks good on paper: 12.1" multitouch IPS display; 64GB SSD with 4GB memory; 10.1 Flash capable, etc. It is certainly big and bad, but what remains to be seen is how useful it'll be as a tablet.
Hands-on with the ASUS EP121 Slate PC |
Playing 1080p and photo editing software at once isn't that impressive...I mean even a Hummingbird CPU can play back 1080p..I don't know if it can do photo editing at same time though but you get the point...
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Originally Posted by Noir
uhm asus...er...uhm...
hp 2740p convertible is far more powerful with 8gb max ram, 4 point capacitive touch screen i7 2.6 gig processor option of ssd (256 gig) or 500 gig standard hd...
the only problem is screen resolution, but otherwise it is still the cream of the crop and it was released LAST year
sadly its 3k =(
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so its called the 2740p and has low resolution screen? the irony >.> lol..
Though asus is not lying..just what your showing is a convertible..
I will tell you this though..I bought my friend an HP convertible and they liked it, so I shortly bought myself one..1 month after the 1 year warranty ran out their convertible fried...same for me, 2 month later after my 1 year warranty ran out my convertible fried...so as you can guess I am not to thrilled with HP after that :/