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ASUS Transformer Book Trio now officially available

ASUS’ powerful 3-in-1 hybrid notebook – the Transformer Book Trio, is now officially available in the country with a starting price of Php50k.

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To give you a recap, the Transformer Book Trio features an 11.6-inch IPS LCD full HD display, an Intel Core i5/i7 CPU (dock), Intel Atom Z2560 CPU (tablet), 4GB RAM (dock), 2GB RAM (tablet), and runs Android 4.2 Jellybean and Windows 8.1.

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Official SRP is Php49,995 for the Core i5-4200U model and Php54,995 for the Core i7-4500U. Both will sport 500GB HDD storage for the dock and 16GB eMMC for the tablet.

You can read our first impressions of the device here.

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This article was written by Louie Diangson, Managing Editor of YugaTech. You can follow him at @John_Louie.
  1. Was excited to see this in a computer store and the price isn’t too bad. It looks and feels premium and not as heavy as I thought it would be. What turned me off though was the quite large footprint it has for an 11.6″ machine (it feels more like 13-14″). All that bezel! Having second thoughts and wondering whether the Transformer Book T100 would be a better fit for me.


    • Well what you can get for the Transformer book trio is that it operates both in android and windows 8.1 and also you have a more powerful processor with this. As for the T100 which only runs in a quadcore atom baytrail and only runs on windows 8.1. If you like the tablet and PC combo I think it is better to pic the TRIO because you can experience the full tablet experience with the android OS. At the same time you can play heavier games with its processor i5 or i7.


  2. Like I’ve said before, this finally answers all the fancy ideas we have in mind. But a 10″ version could have been better. 11.6 device is quite humongous for a tablet.


  3. Just add a few more bucks and you’ll get macbook pro


    • Try mong tanggalin yung screen part ng macbook pro mo from the keyboard part.


  4. I’ve been waiting for this since July of last year! Price ain’t bad considering the premium added for hybrids.


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