One camera is included, with a 1.2 megapixel camera located above the screen on this hybrid tablet-laptop. Intel HD graphics takes care of any video processing and games graphics, though spec-wise, we wouldn’t say this machine has been made for gaming in mind.Ĭonnections on the T100 include 802.11 a/b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, as well as a few wired port options, including microHDMI, a combined microphone and headphone 3.5mm jack, and the microUSB port used for charging. Fortunately, you can upgrade the storage through a microSD slot that is left uncovered on the right edge. Storage in the Australian Asus T100 is set to 64GB, though a little over 30GB is available to you once you start playing with it after Windows is installed. The first tablet we’ve seen to sport an Intel Atom quad-core chip, this runs the new Bay Trail chip launched in September, clocked at 1.33GHz and running alongside 2GB RAM, the default amount for most other laptops sporting an Atom chip. FeaturesĪnother in the entry in the long running Transformer series, the T100 is a new tablet-laptop hybrid from Asus. Asus returns to the netbook style of computing with the T100, a blend of the Transformer tablet principle the company first released years ago with the power and usefulness of Windows 8.1, and all for under $600.
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