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Hooray! An IPS display on a budget tablet! You don't have to go blind slowly just because you bought an inexpensive tablet. We're working on getting a replacement, but inventory is sparse as of this writing. Since the tablet is just now shipping, we'll await anecdotal stories from other buyers to see how their model fares. We noticed our local store's demo model had a few keyboard quirks too-either they got a bad batch or this is a more widespread problem. The trackpad generally worked but sometimes it would stop registering tap to click, which was quite annoying since the trackpad's physical clicker is extremely loud. Our keyboard dock was defective and while the USB 3.0 port and trackpad worked (err, mostly worked), the keyboard either typed in a hundred equal signs all by itself, or the keys simply stopped entering letters. Our tablet's micro SD card slot only read cards one out of every 10 insertions (we tried several cards). While everything is put together well enough and things feel sturdy, we do worry about Asus' sometimes notoriously weak quality control. The tablet's display is mounted flush with no gaps or problems and the volume and power buttons don't rattle. You can flex the dock a little if you try, but it's nothing alarming. The keyboard dock hinge is stiff and robustly designed. The tablet and dock feel solid and I wouldn't expect them to fall apart any time soon. Looks aren't everything, especially if you're looking for value and can't afford those quite expensive higher end Windows convertibles. The overall look is more Walmart than boutique computer store. keyboard dock (yes, it's included!) has a matte gray finish that mimics brushed metal, so there's a finish mismatch between the two halves. It doesn't look classy but it's sturdy enough. The back of the tablet is gray glossy plastic that gets grimy with fingerprints in less than 5 minutes. Here's where the netbook part comes in: this is a very low priced product relative to most convertible Windows tablets so materials, design and features aren't a high point.
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Since this is full Windows, you can use the USB port with any Windows compatible peripheral including printers, 3G/4G LTE USB modems and hard drives. The tablet locks into the dock securely and a simple release button frees the tablet from the dock.
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The design is similar to Asus Transformer Android tablets with a central dock connector and two locator pins that flank it.
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The included keyboard dock has a full size USB 3.0 port and the connector that inserts into the tablet. The 1.2MP webcam lives above the display. The tablet has volume controls on the left side and the power button is up top (when held in landscape mode). There's a 3.5mm combo audio jack, micro USB charging port, a micro HDMI port and a micro SDXC card slot. Like most Windows 8 tablets, there are few ports on the 1.2 lb.
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It runs Windows 8.1 32 bit since the BIOS llimits the platform to 32 bit.
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The tablet has dual band WiFi 802.11n, Bluetooth 4.0 and 2 gigs of DDR3 RAM. It has the same detachable design with easy release keyboard dock lock and IPS display, albeit at a lower 1366 x 768 resolution. For $399 you get 64 gigs of internal storage (we don't recommend the $349 configuration that has just 32 gigs, leaving little room for your programs and files). Both the T300 and TX300 were premium convertible tablet/Ultrabooks with price tags over $1,000, so the T100 is a breath of affordable air. The T300 is the Haswell follow up that should ship soon. The higher end Asus Transformer Book TX300 shipped earlier this year with an Intel Core i5 or i7 Ivy Bridge CPU and a full HD IPS display. The Transformer Book T100 is Asus' most affordable computer to bear the Transformer name. Impressive, yes? But this is the natural evolution of the netbook and that means a glossy and cheap looking tablet, less speed than you'd get with an Intel Core CPU and a few niggling QA issues. For the price you get an IPS display, long battery life, a light tablet and full Windows, not the RT version. In fact both are true, as we learned with the Asus Transformer Book T100, one of the first Windows 8.1 Bay Trail tablets with detachable keyboard that sells for just $349- $399. In Chief (twitter: on how you look at it, the new crop of Intel Bay Trail quad core Atom convertible Windows 8.1 tablets are an amazing value or they're just netbooks with detachable screens. What's Not: Tiny keyboard, fingerprint magnet, occasionally balky, quality issues with our unit. What's Hot: Low price, IPS display, improved Atom performance with Bay Trail, keyboard dock and MS Office 2013 Home and Student Edition included. Home > Laptop Reviews & Tablet Reviews > Asus Transformer Book T100TAĪsus Transformer Book T100 Editor's rating (1-5):
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