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Review: Asus Transformer Prime, Tony Stark approved

Tony Stark (no relation), no doubt, is armed with an Asus Transformer Prime. A hybrid laptop and Android tablet, its surfaces are so precisely machined, so perfectly proportioned and so aesthetically retro-modern, that I can only hope this represents the future of portable design – or, heck, just design in general. Like Stark there are several personalities at play, and it can be hard to pin down what exactly makes the Transformer Prime so agreeable. But I’m game.

Asus sent us a unit (TF-201) along with the mobile dock keyboard and I’ve been using it for a few weeks now. This really is two reviews for the price of one: a 10-inch Android tablet, and a 10-inch netbook reminiscent of those that were all the rage just a few years back (save for the touchscreen capability).

There’s really no surprise, and I’ll just go ahead and state it right up front: the Asus Transformer Prime is the best Android tablet currently available. If you are in the market and looking to spend around $550, this runs neck-and-neck with the iPad for consideration. Not everything is roses, though. While the hardware shines, when it comes to Ice Cream Sandwich and app selection (more on that later), weaknesses come to the fore.

Source: Stark Insider

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Unfortunately I can’t retrieve the cycle count, but it looks like it’s had at least a hundred or so charge cycles and lasts less time than my 1 year old battery. To be fair, I’m going to try to resolve this with them, but the battery I received is far from new. If you get a new one this is still the best deal ever.

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