11/22/2011 09:52:00 PM
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Asus has just updated its Website with a product page dedicated to the Transformer Prime tablet, one of the hottest items on this year's Holiday gift list, which means that we are getting nearer to the release of this 10.1-inch device.
The page is available over here (thanks go out to Phandroid for spotting this) and apart from providing detailed specs for the Transformer Prime also pictures a couple of the tablet's accessories.
These includes a micro-HDMI to VGA adapter cable, the TranSleeve protective cases that are already up for pre-order on Amazon.de and a couple of other devices that should make life with the Prime easier.
As far as the specifications are concerned, the page confirms what we already knew about the Prime which is built around a Nvidia Tegra 3 quad-core SoC, also known under the name of Kal-El.
The chip, together with all the other components and an 10.1-inch IPS+ panel with a native resolution of 1280 x 800, is packed inside a sleek chassis measuring only 8.3mm (0.33 inches) in thickness designed to mimic the aspect of the company's Zenbooks.
The basic Transformer Prime model comes with 32GB of storage space and can be upgraded via a microSD slot, but users also have the option of going for a beefier 64GB version of the tablet.
Nvidia's fast quad-core processor is seconded by 1GB of RAM, and Asus' Prime tablet also sports an GPS, a gyroscope, SonicMaster audio and a 1.2 megapixel front-facing camera.
The rear 8MP resolution camera comes with auto-focus support, an f/2.4 lens, a back-illuminated CMOS sensor, and is capable of recording 1080p video.
Outside of the tablet, Asus will also release a keyboard dock for the Transformer Prime (the original Asus Transformer dock isn't compatible with the Prime) which adds another six hours of running time to the tablet's 12 hours battery life estimate.
Pricing will be set at $499 (360 EUR) for the 32GB version, while the 64GB model will retail for $599 (433 EUR).
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