#Asus T100

That was the time I came across the Asus Transformer series which offered the keyboard dock that I needed & the internals that I wanted. Fast forward to the present, Asus continues the convertible Transformer form factor with the Transformer Book T100. Design & Construction Asus kept the circular pattern design from their other products and implemented it on the T100; the only big difference is that it's glossy plastic. That essentially means that the tablet is prone to capturing fingerprint smudges & that the overall feel & experience is far from premium. On the positive side however, the T100 isn't flimsy and feels light. The Asus Transformer Pad T100 on our unit comes with a Windows logo in front, which won't be making it to the final retail unit. When the keyboard is attached to the T100, it basically makes the whole device something like what you'd expect from a 2013 netbook. Asus has lots of room for improvement since it's very jumpy and gives little space for the user. Bring the T100 outside and the screen will surely lose its glimmer; that however is expected of a glossy screen so no surprises here. Read more in our articles including "Asus Transformer Book T100 Review" and "Asus Transformer Book T100 First Impressions".