has for official name Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime. It is a tablet based on a metal-design that has the particularity of docking to a very thin (optional) keyboard dock that turns it into a small instant-on Android laptop, hence the name “Transformer”. The concept was introduced with the first Eee Transformer. The Transformer Prime is powered by a quad-core NVIDIA Tegra 3 SoC and has ample room for storage expansion with a microSDXC built-in port, and the keyboard’s SDXC port. The Asus Transformer Prime was shipped in the USA on December 19. Transformer Prime review, Official home page
04/25/2012, A little over a week ago, we wrote about the GPS dongle that was meant to improve the Transformer Prime’s GPS reception. As you know, Asus received a lot of complaints about the slate’s all-metal design, which is believed [...]
04/16/2012, As expected, Asus has officially announced the availability of their External GPS Extension Kit for the Eee Pad Transformer Prime in an effort to boost signal reception on that particular device. Here is an excerpt of what Asus had to [...]
04/15/2012, It looks like the Asus Transformer Prime GPS dongle is very real, and the folks over at Land of Droid have managed to snag one of these puppies for their perusal. This GPS dongle is rumored to be announced officially [...]
04/05/2012, The Asus Transformer Prime might seem pretty decent on paper, but when you chip away at it, you would realize by now that this tablet comes with a flawed GPS as well as in select cases, Wi-Fi that does not [...]
04/05/2012, The Asus Eee Transformer Prime tablet which runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich just got a firmware update to maintain the tip top, high end tablet in tip top and high end shape. As we reported awhile back, Asus was [...]
03/29/2012, Just yesterday we reported that ASUS teased us with supposedly “awesome features” that we can expect in the next Transformer Prime update. Unfortunately they did not mention as to what we can expect, leaving us completely clueless, but thanks to [...]
03/28/2012, Just in case you missed out our previous posts on the ASUS Transformer Prime giveaway, here’s one final post to let you guys know that entries for the sweepstakes will be accepted until the end of today (SF Time). We [...]
03/28/2012, The ASUS Transformer Prime is already running on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, so what exactly does the company have in store for Transformer Prime owners when it teased that “awesome new features” would be arriving in the next update? [...]
03/27/2012, Late last year we reported that Hasbro was suing ASUS over using the name “Transformer Prime” (btw our giveaway ends tomorrow, be sure to enter if you haven’t already!) for its Android tablet. Well, it looks like Hasbro’s case against [...]
03/16/2012, Update 4/16 12pm: Jason C. from NJ is the first confirmed winner. Christina F. is the second winner. Congrats to both of them! Update 4/16 11am: the winners have been notified! We are waiting for their answer. There’s nothing like [...]
02/24/2012, Yes, it was just yesterday that we brought you news of the Asus Eee Pad Transformer TF101 receive the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update after numerous delays and disappointments over the months, but here we are with something else [...]
02/08/2012, If you own an ASUS Transformer Prime tablet, look out for a new OTA update that is being delivered to the Android device today. Apparently the update brings the tablet up to version 9.4.2.13, kernel version 2.6.39.4 and WiFi to [...]
01/25/2012, When the ASUS Transformer Prime was released, users discovered that the bootloader of the device was locked. What this means for those unfamiliar is that customization and running tweaked software would be a near-impossible task, and it was a move [...]
01/17/2012, If you happen to pick up an Asus Transformer Prime in the UK, then you can be sure that your particular unit has no Wi-Fi bug to worry about, although those of us living in the US and have a [...]