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The editors liked
The Asus Transformer AIO delivers a fast Windows 8 all-in-one
A giant Android tablet
And an effective platform for using them in tandem
Detachable screen gives you a jumbo Android tablet to take to the couch or kitchen
Good performance in desktop mode
HDMI port lets you connect a second monitor when tablet is in use elsewhere
Splashtop lets you use Windows 8 around the house. Can use Android apps. Speedy quad-core processor and discrete graphics. Four USB 3.0 ports. Quick switch between environments.
The editors didn't like
Remote desktop technology makes using Windows 8 in tablet mode unreliable
And you might prefer to wait to buy until later this year when the category has matured
18.4-inch tablet weighs over 5 pounds
Has lackluster battery life
Managing two operating systems on one device can be confusing
Screen is huge for a tablet
But small for a desktop for the price
Some lag on tablet when out of dock. Webcam not accessible to Windows when away from dock. Mouse and keyboard have limited range. No HDMI-in. Crashes in either OS can make the system seem unresponsive
Abstract: Desktops might have evolved much but leading PC brands still find the time and patience to persevere their all-in-one (AiO) that can be a perfect and portable substitute to the huge boxes. Tablets were meant to replace to the PCs, but they seem to have fa...
Abstract: The display is 18 inch and runs on both Android and Windows 8 OS. The Transformer AIO is priced at upwards of Rs 92,000. The Transformer AIO comes bundled with wireless mouse and keyboard which can be used as a PC with the docked display. To run Windows 8...
With new Tegra 4 and Haswell arriving from majors like Nvidia and Intel making its way into the markets, the ASUS AiO P1801 will face a tough fight to survive...
18-inch tablet/remote display, Speakers, Transition between modes is seamless
Price, Not as seamless as we would like, No USB port on tablet, Limited connectivity, Inherent lag
As it stands, the Windows/Android tablet combo just doesn't work for us. You can actually buy a full-fledged mid-range gaming rig and an iPad (or other tablet of your choice) with the money you'll spend on this AIO and that would be a system that would ma...
Excellent performance in Windows and Android, Stunning looks and versatility, Detachable Android tablet that can receive streaming Windows 8, Great screen.
Large and heavy tablet is not very portable, Sometimes sluggish remote Windows 8 performance, No Bluray drive
The ASUS AiO P1801 is a unique and stylish computing gadget with excellent performance in Windows 8 as well as Android. It is unique because there is none other of its kind to pose a challenge. It works as an excellent desktop PC, thanks to its powerful ...
This particular variant of the Asus Transformer AiO powered by Intel Core i3 processor is priced at Rs 86,999. A Core i5 variant is also available, which is priced at Rs 92,999. The Transformer AiO is a great concept, but it's a bit too large. It would h...
Tablet: Performance (Part 2) & Closing Thoughts on Tablet Performance & UsageTablet: Performance (Part 2)Battery PerformanceWhile the 18.4-inch Android tablet is unwieldy, and nigh impossible to use in public spaces while on the move, its battery life is...
Overall desktop/tablet performance is good, NVIDIA GeForce GT 730M GPU is considerably better than its predecessor, Dual OS, form factor capability, Good audio performance for an AIO, Reasonably priced
Screen is a compromise too small for a desktop, too large for a tablet, Significant weight makes it difficult to be used as a traditional tablet, Could do with more ports as a tablet
We have seen Ultrabooks that convert to tablets, but this is the first desktop AIO that we have tested to combine both desktop and tablet computing elements. It's radical and wacky, but does this concept work? Let's evaluate it first from a performance pe...
Published: 2013-08-20, Author: Nick , review by: tbreak.ae
It's no doubt that ASUS have a very unique product here, and no other manufacturer has anything quite close to it on the market. Looking at the P1801, I can see it instantly finding a place in a family home, with mum or dad doing some work on the AIO be...
