Practical and efficient, the new slate officially presented by Asus on 9 November has some convincing arguments for the business traveller. In particular, it can be fitted with a removable keyboard, which gives the tablet an extra 6 hours of battery life. Another strong point of the Transformer Prime, and not the least, is its power, thanks to a quad-core processor, the new Tegra 3 launched by Nvidia. This doesn't mean that battery life suffers, quite the contrary: the tablet is said to have a battery life of 12 hours in video mode. The Transformer Prime, which runs on Android Honeycomb, is due to hit the European market in early 2012.
A new Power 4 slate from Asus
Asus could well interest more than one business traveller with its new Transformer Prime tablet, which combines power, autonomy and manoeuvrability.
