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November 2013
(78%)
272 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
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8131 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Great battery life
USB 3.0 hub on the keyboard
Solid performance of the Intel Bay Trail processor
Affordable price
Great Price / performance ratio
Snappy performance
Full x86 compatibility
MicroSD expansion
Keyboard dock part of bundle
Affordable cost
Include keyboard dock
Fantastic battery
Great speakers
No lag
Good CPU for the money
Runs Bioshock
Bundled Office
Good price
And the
Bay Trail is the Atom processor we never knew we needed
Intel HD Graphics get it a modicum of gaming potential
More performance than we're used to from a netbook
Versatile design without the high cost of the Surface
Excellent battery Life
MicroSD slo
Runs the full version of Windows 8
Physical keyboard included
Can be used as either a small laptop or a Windows tablet
Well priced
Keyboard dock included
Full Windows 8.1
Low price
IPS display
Improved Atom performance with Bay Trail
Keyboard dock and MS Office 2013 Home and Student Edition included
The Asus Transformer Book T100 runs full Windows 8.1
Comes with a keyboard
Has great battery life
And is a steal if you can find it for $350
Incredibly low price for the functionality
Low price includes keyboard and Microsoft Office
Light weight
Long battery life
“Bay Trail” Atom CPU makes Windows 8.1 feel snappy
Very long battery life
Inexpensive
Keyboard included
Microsoft Office preloaded
Solid Bay Trail performance
Good webcam
Very responsive
Full Windows 8.1 hybrid tablet. Can run all Windows programs. Light. Great price. 11 hours battery life. Micro-USB recharging. 1TB of cloud storage included (for a year). 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi. Comes with full Microsoft Office Home & Student 2013. Keyboar
Full Windows 8.1 hybrid tablet. Can run all Windows programs. Light. Great price. 11 hours battery life. MicroUSB recharging. 1TB of cloud storage included (for a year). 2.4GHz and 5GHz WiFi. Comes with full Microsoft Office Home & Student 2013. Keyboard
Win8.1 and x86 for $400
Nice IPS screen
Excellent battery life.
T100
Cheap
New processor for better multitasking
Small and lightweight
T200
Similar processor to new T100 (good performance)
More ports and expansion bay
More comfortable keyboard and touchpad
Rearfacing camera
Well made
Highquality keyboard
Good battery life
IPS panel with strong contrast
Works silently
LTE modem
For under $500 you get a versatile Windows tablet and a decent keyboard dock for laptoplike functionality. Bay Trail delivers performance and battery life as good as competing ARM SoCs.
Solid performance
Runs traditional desktop apps
Screen offers good viewing angles
Includes keyboard dock
Almost no bloatware
The editors didn't like
Insufficient display resolution
Plastic body and keyboard
No rearfacing camera
Unpolished keyboard touchpad
Dock contains no battery
Just one USB 3.0 port
Graphics performance middle-of-the-pack
Only 32-64GB storage avail
Plastic casing is prone to scratches
Trackpad is stiff
Plastic case
No back camera
Weak brightness
Not many unique ASUS bundled apps
Windows 8.1 still not very appealing
A bit on the heavy side
Even just on tablet
No extra battery in the keyboard dock leaves it envious of its Android kin
With just 32-64GB on-board
Storage is scarce
The power/volume/Start buttons are a squishy mess
Display lacks pixels
Cheap construction and feel
Not as powerful as some convertible laptops
Tacky build materials
Average display
Windows not quite on par with iOS/Android
Tiny keyboard
Fingerprint magnet
Occasionally balky
Quality issues with our unit
The cramped keyboard feels like an old Netbook's used to
Not as fast as zippier
Larger
More expensive Windows products
Display not that vibrant
Some design compromises
Significant early teething pains due to bad firmware
Finicky wireless
Unresponsive touch pad
Petite keyboard
Very slow to charge
Stiff
Inconsistent touchpad
Cramped keyboard
Awkward Start button placement
Flakey touchpad on keyboard
Top-heavy in notebook mode
Only 2GB of system memory. Touchy trackpad. Only 31GB of free space on SSD. Smaller than standard keyboard. Slow recharge times
Aggravating keyboard/trackpad
Charging through Micro USB takes hours
T100
10.1inch screen seems small in notebook mode
Few ports
No Ethernet
Minimal internal storage
No USB 3.0
Expensive
A 1366x768 display doesn't cut it anymore. Glossy design is a massive fingerprint magnet. In its laptop form
This is the netbook of convertible devices: not good enough to be a full-time solution but better for productivity than taking an entertainment and media tablet into a room. This device is interesting, because it's one of the first Windows 8.1 devices to...
With a latest-generation Intel Atom processor at its helm, the Transformer Book T100 is capable of supplying a swift and mostly enjoyable Windows 8.1 tablet experience. It still struggles with some tasks, such as high-quality Web streaming, which could be...
Published: 2013-09-12, Author: Alex , review by: fatducktech.com
Abstract: Asus has announced the Transformer Book T100, an update to its Eee PC lines running a cutting edge Intel Bay Trail processor. Here's my early impressions.Like my other hands-on reviews, these are just early impressions; when I get some proper testing time...
The single USB port on the keyboard dock, lack of a full-sized USB port on the tablet itself, and the plasticy, downmarket exterior casing are all off-putting to various degrees, but the inclusion of Microsoft Office is a positive counterpoint.We look for...
While Microsoft is still trying to convince everyone that Windows RT devices are the spiritual successor to the netbook, Intel has made its feelings clear – ARM isn't welcome to a piece of the Windows action.The new Atom platform delivers a dramatic perfo...
Published: 2015-04-28, Author: Kane , review by: techradar.com
Build quality, Display, Fanless, Battery life
Base/tablet charge seperately, Micro, USB ports, Skimps on storage, Misses out on Cherry Trail
Strong build quality, an impressive display and solid battery life overcome a fiddly two-part charging mechanism and plethora of micro-USB ports. The Chi 100 isn't quite a budget device, but it's well worth the extra money....
Abstract: Asus were among the very first to offer stand alone Windows tablets paired with matching docking stations with their Transformer Books.In the meantime, this has grown to become one of the most popular 2-in-1 form-factor available these days and while othe...
Published: 2014-08-04, Author: Andrei , review by: tlbhd.com
metallic body, good built quality, fairly good IPS screen, can handle daily hassle well, good battery life, runs cool and quiet, solid price
heavier than the TA model, charging issues, cramped keyboard and trackpad, topheavy in laptop mode
The Asus Transformer Pad T100TAM is a revamped version of the T100TA 2-in-1 mini laptop, a stand alone 10 inch Windows tablet built on Intel BayTrail hardware, with a matching docking station. Compared to the original T100, the new version offers a metall...
Published: 2014-03-17, Author: Andrei , review by: tlbhd.com
light and fairly good looking, can handle most everyday activities, longlasting, runs cool and quiet, affordable
cramped keyboard, takes forever to charge, short charging cable, some design issues, lowresolution screen
If you're looking for a 10 inch tablet capable of running all your classic Windows applications, the Transformer Book T100 is one of the best offers for the money. It's not without flaws, but its' cheap and includes a keyboard, so there are plenty of reas...
