Yes but the format is the same, like an Ipad 1 and 2. We're discussing the keyboard and dock combination not reviewing the new hardware.
ok so you haven't used the keyboard/dock combo. clarified.
thanks...
Yes but the format is the same, like an Ipad 1 and 2. We're discussing the keyboard and dock combination not reviewing the new hardware.
ok so you haven't used the keyboard/dock combo. clarified.
thanks...
What is Apple made something like this.
Just like a normal iPad, but plug the screen into the keyboard and it reboots into OSX, pull the screen off and it flips back into an iPad again.
no thanks. i am actually pretty happy with ios. i figure you can just get an air if you want osx.
and, i definitely don't want to be plugging the keyboard into a tablet. as much as i like how asus has carved out a unique niche, i have to say i can't imagine dropping 150 dollars for a keyboard that will force me to turn my tablet into a laptop.
the cool thing (in my opinion) about the current system is that i can pair the keyboard with anything: my mbp, my ipod, and my ipad. sometimes, when i am translating, i have the source text on my ipad and i pair the keyboard with my ipod for the translation. it is quite convenient in class too, if you are a touch typist, because you can leave your ipod/ipad in the bag and just have the keyboard on your desk or lap.
in other words, i like the flexibility i have now.
Yes I have, its clarified even in the press release its the same as TF1.
Yeah I was thinking the same this. I remember one manufacturer did this but it was Linus when it was a tablet & windows when it was docked. Neat concept but I don't think it went anywhere.
I like using the iPad as an in-between device. I think it's just fine for 90% of the stuff I do on my laptop. I just ordered the zagg folio for the iPad 2. Look forward too that when I want to type long form. I'm pretty good with my thumbs on this virtual keyboard though.
no thanks. i am actually pretty happy with ios. i figure you can just get an air if you want osx...
The Zagg really doesn't compete at all really, you can't use it on your lap, the keys are smaller and is in a non adjustable angles.
I do wish Apple would do a version similar though.
...I'm sorry if I'm not praising Apple enough I try and add that to my todo list.
I don't think you read what he was suggesting. You would have an OSX Air and when you detached the screen you would have an iPad.
I use my iPad to take notes, but the lack of a real keyboard can be annoying at times.
...the Asus doesn't have a real keyboard either. Most tablets don't. How is this relevant?
new transformer, old os. until ice cream sandwich, i doubt we see any big jumps. asus has been steadily nibbling away at apple's market share, but i don't think it will be any match for an ipad 3 with retina display in early spring. any weak sales ought to be blamed on android, and the current system of updating devices, in my opinion.
i'm android curious, but won't be spending any money on one until i feel a lot better about the os.
what is this nonsense about it having a keyboard? get a bluetooth keyboard for half the price and the ipad has one too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=9tAwHCDq-94
Prime running ICS. I have to admit, it looks much more advanced than iPad 2. The moment ForeFlight is available for Android, I would gladly give up my iPad 2 for this.
So the Asus Transformer Prime finally popped up for sale. The specs are solid:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...&camp=201-273-3-20-01&creativeASIN=B0871XGQLI
I use my iPad to take notes, but the lack of a real keyboard can be annoying at times. Anyone else thinking about picking one of these up?