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Tuesday, November 22, 2011

ASUS Transformer Prime Overview Page Now Live – Provides In Depth Info and Downloadable Manual

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Simranpal SIngh

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The ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Prime is sure to be a hot item this holiday season and we happened upon the official overview page, now live, on ASUS.com. While, this isn’t exactly news, I did feel it would be a great place to direct friends and family, possibly on the fence about which tablet to purchase for the holidays. Just like Google’s Galaxy Nexus page, the Transformer Prime page goes a little more in depth on all the individual features of the disturbingly thin tablet, showing off its hardware and new software.
If you would live to check it out the overview for yourself or bookmark so you can share with others, hit up that source link where you can also find the user manual available for download. Inside the manual? Well, just your typical level 5 tech support tips like, “if your device doesn’t recognize your SD card, remove it and place it back in.” Derp.
Thanks, Sean!
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