Asus has one again done something incredible which is actually good news for many people who love gadgets. This company has introduced a 2560 x 1600 displays and Tegra 4 grunt pad to its list of slates. However, this one is a bit different in the sense that, it is a tablet that is equipped with a keyboard.

Asus has actually tried really hard to curve a niche in the market by unveiling the new tablet going by the name, Transformer thus adding the number to the lists of slates it has made. This tablet comes with a physical keyboard, has a battery that stays keeps power for a long period and also has a full-flat USB port.

The Transformer Prime was actually the first gadget that was able to challenge the idea that described the tablets as consumption-only gadgets. The Asus Transformer pad infinity then came up and was an improvement of what the Prime had been done and therefore helped in taking hybrid vision of Asus to greater heights.

Many are actually wondering whether the new Transformer Pad TF 701T can be able to offer something that can attract people using the existing Transformer as well as the new comers. This will be answered in the forthcoming information about the new Transformer Pad TF701T.

The new TF701 has an evolutionary design rather than a revolutionary one. This implies that it gives the very same premium feel whereby they have a solid casing that has an aluminum spun-circle finish on its back part and also has a plastic strip, which enhances its GPS and Wi-Fi connectivity. However, unlike the infinity of the transformer Pad, this one has a plastic strip that actually seems like it was design decision was a conscious one instead of a fix which was done hastily for the issues noted in the Transformer Prime.

At the front to the TF701 is a 10.1 display, surrounded by a chunky bezel which when is compared to the iPad Air’s slickness, makes the Transformer Pad seem much more outdated. It is also worth noting that Asus has shaken the entire organization of the physical controls. For instance, the volume control button is now located at the back top-left which makes them have a natural feeling due to the position.
The TF701 Transformer pad has an array of microSD, micro-HDMI and 3.5mm headphone ports which are located at the left hand side of the tabloid- this is actually the same location as the one on the Infinity, but its microphone is a little bit moved towards the top left of the tablet. This is a great advantage to the users since they cannot easily cover it up with the palm thus making one to muffle words.

Nevertheless, the Asus Transformer pad also has some irritating features such as the charging port, which has been changed a lot hence making it difficult for users to charge it using the Transformer Infinity changing cable.

The transformer pad is endowed with a whopping 10.1”, 2560 X 1600 displays that yields up 299 ppi which is actually higher pixel count on a larger screen compared to the new iPad Air’s 2048 x 1536.