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ASUS Eee Pad Transformer
Last updated: Jan 7th, 2011.
The ASUS Eee Pad Transformer was first announced at CES 2011 and later released in the Spring. The tablet features an NVIDIA dual-core Tegra 2 chipset, a 10.1-inch screen and Android Honeycomb. The Transformer, as its name implies, has the ability to transform into a psuedo-laptop with an optional keyboard dock.
With an inviting price and specs that go head to head with others among the Honeycomb bunch, the Transformer has quickly become a popular option for those seeking the latest in Android tablet tech.
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ASUS Germany Confirms Android 4.1 Jelly Bean Coming To OG Transformer (TF101) and Eee Pad Slider
Ever since it was unveiled at Google I/O, the world has been clamoring for their chance to get ahold of Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. The reality of the situation is not everyone will be updated. Owners of the “OG” ASUS Eee Pad Transformer (TF101) and the ASUS Eee Pad Slider in particular were feeling left …
ASUS Eee Pad Transformer receives 9.2.1.24 OTA update
The original Eee Pad Transformer by ASUS has received a firmware upgrade to version 9.2.1.24 today, and it brings with it some fixes and enhancements that I’m sure a few people will appreciate. One new feature that many of you should definitely appreciate Face Unlock. Sure, it’s not the most secure and practical method for …
ASUS pushing yet another minor update to original Eee Pad Transformer
ASUS has a new update rolling out to the Tegra 2 tablet that started it all, the Eee Pad Transformer. Moving the needle on the software up to version 9.2.1.21, the update for the TF101 tablet should address another round of bugs and offer some performance enhancements to deal with residual lag. We haven’t come …
CyanogenMod 9 nightlies now available for more devices
The CyanogenMod team had some issues with their servers a couple of weeks ago. After receiving some great support from the community, the team was able to raise enough money for new hardware, and things are ready to go. The take-off has been quite rewarding, and CyanogenMod has just added some devices to the CM9 …
Android 4.0 rollout for the ASUS Eee Pad Transformer begins in Taiwan [Update: US Tomorrow]
Android 4.0 is finally rolling out to the ASUS Eee Pad Transformer, but it still won’t be available in most parts of the world right away. A post went up on ASUS’ Facebook page informing users that the over-the-air update that brings Ice Cream Sandwich to the Transformer and raises its firmware version to 9.2.1.11 …
ASUS Transformer ICS Update Delayed Until March
Owners of the original ASUS Transformer are still without Ice Cream Sandwich despite expected windows of January and February for its launch. It looks like you guys might have to wait even longer as ASUS Singapore has mentioned that they are now looking at a February/March window, meaning it could be here any time between …
Android Tablet Ad Parodies Show What Type of Thinking Really Went Into the Making of These Ads [Videos]
A new Android ad parody has been released from YouTube channel Raboneable. This time they’ve taken the ASUS Transformer’s spot and shows how cool you can be for having a tablet/netbook hybrid. Check it out above, and the Galaxy Tab 10.1’s parody is below in case you missed it the first time. You might want …
ASUS: Transformer’s Ice Cream Sandwich Update Being Approved by Google
ASUS originally promised an “early February” window for the Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade for their original Eee Pad Transformer and it looks like they are on track to meet it. The company said on Facebook that the upgrade is currently in the process of being approved by Google meaning quality assurance and testing is all …
ASUS Eee Pad Transformer to Get Ice Cream Sandwich by Early February
After the extremely fast and desirable ASUS Transformer Prime got its Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade this week during CES, owners of the original threw their hands up saying “WTF ASUS.” Well, the Transformer Prime is definitely getting the update but we now have a very specific window to look forward to. Android Police was told …