ASUS launches Eee pad
to Perfection, powered by NVIDIA Tegra 3.
The impressive Eee Pad Transformer Prime is available with 10.1" WXGA Glare
(LED), focusing on user experience and aesthetics more than the previous
offering. To develop this state of the art product, ASUS development team
focused on four key incredible principles that guided the development team
during the designing phase of Transformer Prime. The metallic spun finish
on the ultra-slim and light Transformer Prime sets a new benchmark in the
art of tablet design. Only 8.3 mm thin and 586g light, the Transformer
Prime re-defines the rule of the mobile life, making it expedient to carry
and transport.
The first tablet to use the NVIDIA Tegra 3 Quad-Core CPU, the Transformer
Prime browses the web and plays 1080p HD video at blazing speeds. The Tegra
3 also empowers the Transformer Prime to deliver a gaming experience
comparable to that of a game console. Tegra 3 enables up to 61 percent
lower power consumption. This translates into an industry-leading 12 hours
of battery life for HD video playback. The snappier response time and
better multi-tasking performance make the Transformer Prime a true mobile
entertainment powerhouse.
The Transformer Prime is equipped with the most advanced CMOS sensor and a
large aperture design to ensure sufficient light exposure and the ability
to defocus the background and put emphasis on the object, making your
photos bright and clear. With the high speed auto-focus and color
enhancement design, the Transformer Prime can capture a clear and vivid
image.
The Transformer Prime offers a choice to enjoy both notebook mode and
tablet mode with the optional mobile dock. The mobile dock offers a full
QWERTY keyboard with touchpad and USB port, while also extending battery
life to an incredible 18 hours for all day computing on the go. The Battery
life is measured under power saving mode, playing 720p video playback and
Brightness of 60nits, default volume with headphones.
“The new offering distinguishes itself from the sea of tablets with its
aggressive pricing and an optional accessory that easily transforms it into
a notebook. The preface of ASUS Transformer Prime is a vivid proof of
fundamental transformation that tablets are ushering in the
personal computing space. It is packed with the security, responsiveness,
and other exciting features, that deliver on the promise of being prime and
to offer the most complete and satisfying computing experience,” *Alex
Huang, Managing Director, Systems Business Group, ASUS Technology Pvt Ltd
(India).*
“Powered to deliver a complete multimedia experience in the palm of your
hands, the Asus Transformer Prime redefines mobile computing. Users of the
ASUS Transformer Prime will be able to enjoy stunning graphics performance
and an amazing battery life with NVIDIA’s Tegra 3 quad-core processor. The
power of Tegra 3, thus, helps the ASUS Transformer Prime offer a clearly
differentiated value proposition to consumer and will truly ‘transform’ the
way users consume and create content. With changing lifestyles and growing
need to be connected on the go, ASUS has brought to the fore a truly
path-breaking device. We are happy to have partnered with ASUS with our
Tegra 3 quad-core processor to bring this revolutionary new gadget to
Indian consumers,” said "Mr. Vishal Dhupar, Managing Director, NVIDIA,
Asia-South."
Tuned by the ASUS Golden ears team, audio on the Transformer Prime is
delivered with the most precise processing protocols and codecs, superior
speaker construction and large resonance chambers for unforgettable audio
enjoyment. It facilitates playing games beyond the tablet boundary and
provides maximum 3D performance with advanced water effects, realistic
textures and material display, motion blur effects, camera splash effects
and all kinds of new 3D effects have been added to the Transformer Prime.
It offers superb 3D graphics performance previously unseen on a tablet.
Over 500,000 apps are available on the Android™ Market to compliment your
tablet experience. You also have access to various social networks such as
Facebook and Twitter.
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