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überzeugendes Tastaturdock (optional) sorgt für mehr Nutzwert
Gute Performance
Aktuelle Androidversion
Display hell und kontraststark
MicroSD-Kartenleser
3G optional
Sehr gute Leistungswerte für ein Mittelklasse-Modell
Just like the Asus MeMO Pad 8, the Transformer Pad TF103C is a surprisingly speedy tablet and a reasonably low price tag. It just happens to be larger… and it comes with e keyboard. Whether this tablet is worth buying depends on how much you want a bigge...
Veröffentlicht: 2014-08-08, Autor: William , Testbericht von: computershopper.com
Low price for the screen size, Keyboard dock comes bundled, Decent performance, battery life, audio for the price
No HDMI port, Subpar cameras
This budget-friendly 10.1-inch Android tablet comes with a detachable keyboard and surprisingly good screen—and it doesn't cost more than the average entry-level stand-alone slate. Read More…...
Solid build quality, Good price-to-performance ratio, Very good keyboard dock
Short battery life, Relatively weak as a productivity tool
The Transformer Pad TF103C is a solid tablet for entertainment and other casual uses, but it won't supplant a true notebook if you're looking to boost your productivity while you're on the road....
Veröffentlicht: 2014-07-18, Autor: Jon , Testbericht von: engadget.com
Great value, Fast for the money, Comfortable typing experience
Terrible cameras, Low-resolution display, So-so battery life
ASUS' entry-level Transformer Pad sacrifices quite a bit in the name of price, but you still get a speedy, well-designed Android tablet that can serve as a basic laptop in a pinch....
The Asus Transformer TF103 ships with a keyboard dock, Asus' slick, feature-filled Zen user interface, and useful preloaded apps. Its $299 starting price is low for a tablet hybrid
The plastic construction of the keyboard feels cheap, the trackpad response sometimes lags, and its thick-bezeled, girthy design is outdated
With Asus' slickest user interface yet, included keyboard, and a competitive starting price, the small but chunky Transformer Pad TF103 is an attractively affordable tablet hybrid....
Asus has once again shown their ability to pack features and quality into a tablet costing well under the competition. For around $350 you receive a powerful and well built tablet, along with an equally well made dock. It chews through anything we could t...
Good build, Solid casing, Restrained-stylish design, Easy-to-connect keyboard dock, Practical keyboard, Great speakers, Good software, A lot of performance for the money, Bright screen, Decent battery runtimes, Always cool
Poor cameras, No secondary battery, yet high dock weight, Occasionally inaccurate touchpad, Annoying input lags, Browsers occasionally crash, Screen's light bluish cast, No HDMI port, no MHL
Almost all manufacturers have to make cuts this year. Their models are to become increasingly more affordable, and thus one or another feature that the former generation boasted can be omitted. Customers have to carefully examine whether they would not g...
Affordable. Includes keyboard dock. Reasonable performance for the price.
Thick, uninspired design. Poor cameras
With an included keyboard dock, the Asus Transformer Pad TF103C will appeal to productivity hounds on a budget, but it's an otherwise unimpressive Android tablet....
Veröffentlicht: 2014-06-16, Autor: James , Testbericht von: tablet-news.com
good price, 64 bit Android tablet, tons of camera options, good performance, nice UI, good speakers, good display, many tweaks for the screen, nice case texture, useful keyboard shortcut buttons, And the
weak battery, design didn't evolve in the Transformer Pad family, too many useless camera modes, no battery in the dock, some people may not like the UI (just like HTC Sense)
