Asus Eee Pad Slider Android Tablet With QWERTY Keyboard and USB Host Capability

Toshiba Thrive no longer be the only Android tablet that can handle USB peripherals such as a flash drive or mouse. Because the Google Android OS 3.1 already supports USB host feature - but not all Android features tablets have a full-sized USB port like Thrive nah but this time there is a tablet that will come to be with those features of the Asus Eee Pad Slider.

 If you have used Windows or a computer with Linux for a long time, it might be difficult to get enthusiastic about the ability to plug in a mouse or keyboard to a tablet with ease. But actually this is a big problem for Android tablets. Until recently there was not much support for third-party devices, apart from a Bluetooth headset or a joystick.

Asus Eee Slider Pad will feature a 10.1 inch, 1280 x 800 pixels, the NVIDIA Tegra 2 processors, and the Android operating system 3.1. It's expected to launch in the U.S. this fall.

ASUS Transformer Pad With Android Honeycomb 3.1 and IPS 10.1-inch Screen Beats Galaxy Tab 10.1

Although early speeding and slowing at the end, sales of tablet Asus Eee Transformer Pad is fairly satisfactory with the total units sold to more than 400ribu unit and making it the second best-selling tablet under the iPad. Sales higher than reported by Digitimes.

 In the specification, Transformer features are not much different from its competitors even fellow Honeycomb Transformer overload is its more affordable price. Asus equip Transformer with IPS 10.1-inch screen and dual core processor Nvidia Tegra 2. Embedded systems are also much that is new Honeycomb 3.1, battery life is claimed to stand up to 16 hours with the dock, and quality 3D sound with SRS Premium Sound. As said before, the advantages of the Eee Transformer Pad is there on his keyboard dock and also Polaris Office for the mobile which makes this tablet to be more productive for the professional. Asus price this tablet for $ 400 for the 16GB type keyboard and dock for $ 149.

What is The Next Evolution of ASUS the Eee PC?

What is The Next Evolution of ASUS the Eee PC?
A few days ago, Asus put a teaser for a new tablet that will be showcased at the Computex in Taiwan next week. Well this time posted a new Asus EEE PC featuring the next generation.

 
Asus company displays only a silhouette and promising new laptop from Asus will be the "next evolution of the Eee PC," and indeed this latest Asus laptop seems much more slender than the Asus netbook on the market today. Notebook them from Italy found a photo with more details that appear to confirm that the new Eee PC netbook could be the thinnest on the market.
 
There is still a hole in the side of the laptop, so the expected is that this would not be a fanless system with ARM-based chips, but still a netbook with Intel Atom processor. But that does not mean it would definitely be a Windows laptop. Netbook can be designed to run Chrome OS, Linux or Android MeeGo. Or maybe it's still a netbook Windows 7 with a little cosmetic refresh.