#transformer infinity

[laptopsornetbooks]

10.1" 1GB 64GB Tegra3

Brand: Asus

The slimmest and lightest 1920x1200 resolution Full HD Android TabletFeeling unsatisfied with the quality of an average screen? An upgrade to a FHD screen is what you need. The 1920x1200 resolution is more exquisite and offers more details for a Full HD visual experience. The Super IPS+ offers 600nits of ultra bright backlight so it can be read easily, even under sunlight, at angles up to 178° wide. Screen toughness is also not a problem. As the 1st tablet with the latest generation Corning® Gorilla® Glass 2 , the Infinity offers improved screen impact resistance so it'll look great even after extended usage. Get immersed in entertainment on the Transformer Pad Infinity. General Information Manufacturer:ASUS Computer International Manufacturer Part Number:TF700T-C1-GR Manufacturer Website Address: usa.asus.com Brand Name:Asus Product Line:Eee Pad Product Series:Transformer Pad Infinity TF700T Product Model:TF700T-C1-GR Product Name:Eee Pad Transformer Pad Infinity TF700T-C1-GR Tablet Marketing Information: The slimmest and lightest 1920x1200 resolution Full HD Android Tablet Feeling unsatisfied with the quality of an average screen? An upgrade to a FHD screen is what you need. The 1920x1200 resolution is more exquisite and offers more details for a Full HD visual experience. The Super IPS+ offers 600nits of ultra bright backlight so it can be read easily, even under sunlight, at angles up to 178 wide. Screen toughness is also not a problem. As the 1st tablet with the latest generation Corning® Gorilla® Glass 2 , the Infinity offers improved screen impact resistance so it'll look great even after extended usage. Get immersed in entertainment on the Transformer Pad Infinity. Product Type:Tablet Processor & Chipset Processor Manufacturer:NVIDIA Processor Type:Tegra 3 Processor Speed:1.60 GHz Processor Core:Quad-core (4 Core) Cache:1 MB Memory Standard Memory:1 GB Memory Card Reader:Yes Memory Card Supported:microSD Storage Flash Memory Capacity:64 GB Optical Drive

[traveller-thefool]

why the FUCK does my ASUS Transformer Infinity tf700t NOT charge at all. Can ANYONE help me with this

[laptopsornetbooks]

Asus Transformer Pad Infinity TF700T 10.1" 32GB Full HD Android ICS WiFi Tablet, Champagne - Bundle - with Asus Keyboard Docking Station

Brand: Asus

The Fastest NVIDIA® Tegra® 3 Quad-core CPU ever, @ 1.6GHz

Elevate your audio experience with SonicMaster technology for a superior sound range

Improved graphics performance with a 12-core GPU

The slimmest and lightest 1920x1200 resolution Full HD Android tablet

ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity TF700T Transform to FHD. Infinite entertainment awaits

The slimmest and lightest 1920x1200 resolution Full HD Android Tablet: Feeling unsatisfied with the quality of an average screen? An upgrade to a FHD screen is what you need. The 1920x1200 resolution is more exquisite and offers more details for a Full HD visual experience The Super IPS+ offers 600nits of ultra bright backlight so it can be read easily, even under sunlight, at angles up to 178° wide. Screen toughness is also not a problem. As the 1st tablet with the latest generation Corning® Gorilla® Glass 2, the Infinity offers improved screen impact resistance so it'll look great even after extended usage. Get immersed in entertainment on the Transformer Pad Infinity! The Fastest NVIDIA Tegra 3 CPU Ever: Powered by the fastest NVIDIA® Tegra® 3 4-Plus-1 chip around, the world's 1stquad-core mobile CPU blazes at 1.6GHz, providing the Transformer Pad Infinitythe power to browse the web and play 1080p HD video at lightning fast speeds. The snappier response time and better multi-tasking performance make the Transformer Pad Infinity a true mobile entertainment powerhouse Improved Graphics Performance: Designed for the next generation of mobile games. More realism with dynamic lighting, physical effects and high resolution environments. Transform to notebook mode with a full QWERTY chiclet keyboard mobile dock and up to 14 hours* of battery life: Admit it! You miss the touch and feel of a real QWERTY keyboard. The Tr

[lazerdisk]

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Got my Asus Transformer Infinity today! I absolutely LOVE it!!!

[captainevo]

Reviews are out for the ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity (TF700), even though I still can't seem to order one anywhere. I've really been looking forward to this tablet as I liked my Transformer Prime but felt it really needs the higher resolution screen the Infinity offers, especially for things like reading magazines and comics (once you've seen Comixology or Zinio on a 3rd Generation iPad you really can't go back to a standard 1280 x 800 screen). I'm pretty disappointed however that the Transformer Prime keyboard dock is not compatible with the new Infinity. I sort of expected it, but there had been a lot of talk at CES that the Prime dock would be compatible so I'd hoped for the best. There's still some mis-information out there about this: AndroidCentral.com's review states the Prime's keyboard dock will work, but ASUS's own website states that only the Infinity dock is backward compatible with the Prime, but not the other way around. 

Hopefully this time ASUS will have their supply chain in order and there won't be the huge delays in getting the Infinity's dock, as its one of the primary features that makes the Transformer line of tablets so special. 

UPDATE: Phil Nickinson at Android Central says ASUS told him the TF201 dock is"completely compatible with the TF700 unit with firmware 207 or above" so there's still a chance that we can upgrade just the tablet and use our Prime keyboards. I guess we won't know for sure until someone gets an Infinity and actually tries it.

[captainevo]

Asus Transformer Pad Infinity (T33 CPU) vs the new iPad (A5X CPU) in Benchmarking - it's also passed through the FCC, so it's getting closer!!

Benchmarks of course are just stats that don't always mean anything when it comes to the actual user experience (and faster sunspider scores won't make Android apps that aren't UI optimized for tablets any better) but at least it shows the Infinity's new HD display won't slow it down.