Asus Announces One of World's First Convertible Ultrabooks
Powered by Intel Core i7 processor.
Asus has announced one of the world's first convertible ultrabooks with its Transformer Book TX300CA.
Powered by an Intel Core i7 processor, the device boasts HD4000 graphics, as well as SSD and HDD storage, 4 GB DDR3 dual channel RAM, Bluetooth 4.0 and USB 3.0 support.
Asus' SonicMaster technology that delivers "crystal-clear sound with deep rich bass" comes through Transformer Book TX300C's integrated speakers. Dual cameras sees the device sporting a front-facing HD camera and a 5-megapixel rear-facing camera.
The ultrabook will available with a 13-inch full HD (1920x1080) IPS display with multi-touch capabilities, which can be easily detached from the full-size QWERTY keyboard.
"The Asus Transformer Book TX300CA is one of the world’s first convertible Ultrabooks — allowing users to instantly switch between an Ultrabook and a tablet by simply detaching the screen," the PC manufacturer said. "It is aimed at users who prefer the portability of a multi-touch tablet computer for leisure, but still want access to a more familiarUltrabook design for productivity use."
Asus has yet to unveil pricing and availability details for the Transformer Book TX300CA.
Since when are Intel graphics something to boast about?
Don't screw this one up Asus....(whispers: I love you..!)
Since when are Intel graphics something to boast about?
Boggles my mind how many of the ultra thin ultrabooks and hybrid / PRO machines are fixed at 4GB with no option for 8GB. Luckily some manufacturers like Lenovo and 1 or 2 others have announced 8GB models to be released in the next 3-6 months. Completely holding off on a new machine for the wife until an 8GB, ultra thin and lightweight, good resolution machine with the ability to replace the SSD is available.
Hah haa! What a "boast" that is, too. Very impressive. (snickers)
Another WinBlowzz 8 POS..
Upgrade it and put Linux on it...
Its 1080p (1920x1080), is that 120 pixels in the height that much of an issue?