In the ASUS suite, we found some pretty cool stuff. So, one and two are some
all-in-one PCs with Windows 8 and some touchscreen functionality, and that's
very, very good stuff. But the real big winner right here is the Transformer AIO
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So, check this out, guys. It's an all-in-one PC. So, there's a Core i5
computer here. You got your slot load optical. You got your dongle for your
keyboard and mouse. What else you got here? It's got some heft to it. It's got
some weight. Feels quality. Nice metal base. Beautiful. On the side here, check
that out. Four USB 3.0 ports. SD card as
well as your uh microphone, headphone, Kensington lock. There's an additional
Kensington lock. That's the first hint, guys. That's the first hint. There's a
separate Kensington lock for this. Why did they do this? Why are they calling
it dual system Android Windows 8? Well, I'll show you why. Because it is a full
multi-touch Windows 8 machine. It has an
IPS panel here that's 18.4 in. It is full HD. It has Sonic Master audio. And
if you just go like this, it is the world's largest tablet. Wait
for it. Wait for it. And
did I break it? Okay, guys. It looks like I messed it up a little bit last
time, but you can see it running as the world's largest Android tablet. I mean,
come on. Let's do our Let's do our traditional iPhone size comparison here,
guys. Yeah, that's right. That's how big this thing is. So, I had I didn't
realize there's a magic blue button that makes everything that you see possible.
So, all you got to do is align it with the base station. this Android uh tablet
running Tegra 3.1. You press the Voodoo button here and
boom, you're running a Windows 8 all-in-one PC. You take it off and
there's going to be a mode later that communicates through Wi-Fi that allows
you to use it as a Windows 8 tablet wirelessly communicating with the base
station or it has its own dedicated hardware inside. Remember, Tegra 3.1
processor to run as an allout Android
tablet. So, this is this is just faking cool at this point. So, check out what
we've got for IO. There's your power. There's your headphone, microphone, all-in-one jack. There's your micro SD,
USB, voodoo button, as I said before, volume, power.
On the bottom, you've got a dock connector. That again, that must be like
the voodoo dot connector because there is some magic going on with this product
right here. nothing on the other side except that Kensington lock we showed
you before and your all out Android tablet goodness. So, you know, portrait
mode like I mean think think of it think of it this way, guys. You know, you're
on a stand. You're uh sorry. You want to show
Oh, yeah. There's a stand, too. Don't worry. I'll show the stand. Yeah. So, think about this, guys. You're
sitting on the couch. Your vision's not so good anymore. You want to read a book
or you want to read a web page. Yeah. This is probably the way to do it. sit
with your, you know, you know, can't see up close anymore. You want to move it a
little bit further away. No big deal. You want basically a I mean, that 1080p
TV that you can sit in bed with and watch your movies and then, you know,
tuck under your nightstand when you're done. This is pretty much it. Is it
portable? Is it something you want to take with you on the bus? I would
suggest that perhaps you do not want to use it that way. But as far as versatile
devices go, you get the Windows experience, you get the Android
experience. Remember, you can run Android when you're on here. Just press the magic button and magic happens. And
last but not least, it has an integrated stand and handle. So check this out. Go
like this because I mean, yeah, it's a little bit on the heavy side. I don't
know if you'd want to walk. I mean, you could walk around the house with it. I
mean, check this out. You're like, "Yeah, I'm watching a video. I don't want to stop." So, I'm going to just
kind of put this up here. Going to wash my dishes. Watch my video. Put this
right here. I'm going to get some ice and like I don't know, like eat it or
something. Okay,
I can do that. No problem. Got my stand.
You want to carry it around? Got my handle.
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