Asus
Transformer Book Trio
Asus Transformer Book Trio is a "three-in-one" device
and its ability to function as an Android tablet on its own or as a Windows 8
(or Android) laptop when connected to its dock. As a third option, detach the
tablet part of the device and the keyboard dock can act as a fully-fledged
Windows 8 desktop PC on its own when connected to an external VGA or HDMI
monitor.
This
means you can use the tablet in Android mode at the same time as using the dock
connected up to an external monitor in Windows 8 mode. Theoretically, at least,
it opens up the doors to some nifty remote desktop-based action. Say you've got
a meeting - for example - you could use the device as a laptop, detach the
tablet, fire up TeamViewer or RealVNC and carry on viewing the contents on your
external monitor on the Trio's PC Station.
One
caveat of all of this is that the tablet can't be used in Windows 8 mode when
detached as it automatically switches back to Android.
Switching between the
two operating systems is as simple as pressing what Asus dubs the 'Trio' key,
which is located on the top-right hand side of the keyboard. The actual switch
is almost instant, taking around a second at the most. It holds a unique appeal
if you can't be without your Android apps on a tablet and need the
functionality of full-fat Windows 8.1.
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And it's price is approximately $1,499 in USA and Rs. 98,099 in INDIA.
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