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April 2015
(75%)
162 Tests
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Zusammenfassung: Intel made bold claims for its Core M processors, not least that they'd herald the arrival of gorgeous Windows hybrids and tablets for sensible money. While the Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro taunted our bank balance, Asus' Transformer Book Chi T300 delivers on Intel'...
Zusammenfassung: The T300 exudes the kind of high-end charm that we'd expect from a device a good deal more expensive than its price. The 12.5in tablet and keyboard dock are a handsome couple: hewn from chunks of aerospace-grade aluminium and finished in a deep metallic b...
Zusammenfassung: The T300 exudes the kind of high-end charm that we'd expect from a device a good deal more expensive than its price. The 12.5in tablet and keyboard dock are a handsome couple: hewn from chunks of aerospace-grade aluminium and finished in a deep metallic b...
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Veröffentlicht: 2015-05-09, Autor: Joel , Testbericht von: au.pcmag.com
Svelte chassis, Clamshell mode is balanced, Screen's magnetic latch and hinge are very stable, Fanless design, thanks to Intel Core M processor, Performance similar to that of a Core i5-equipped tablet
Micro ports mean dongles for everything, Can't charge tablet via USB, Bluetooth keyboard needs to be charged separately, Short depth on trackpad, AC adapter's barrel connector fits in headset jack, Hidden media card slot, Bloatware
The pricey Asus Transformer Book T300 Chi is a very thin, elegant-looking detachable-hybrid tablet that makes some major concessions in the name of portability...
Surprisingly hard to open, Connectivity compromises, Missing potential for more battery
Despite only having a relatively small battery inside its skinny tablet body, the $1299 Asus Transformer Book T300 Chi has good battery life — in my couple of run-down tests it lived up to Asus' claim of eight hours' performance. It's more than powerful e...
Veröffentlicht: 2015-04-07, Autor: Sean , Testbericht von: gizmodo.com.au
Great looks, Excellent typing, Easy convertibleness
Poor speakers, Battery life not great, Lots of stickers out of the box
ASUS Transformer Book Chi T30080LikeGreat looks.Excellent typing.Easy convertibleness.Don't LikePoor speakers.Battery life not great.Lots of stickers out of the box.If you want portability and performance, you can get it in a thin Core i3 or i5 laptop lik...
The Asus Transformer Book T300 Chi makes good use of Intel's low-power Core M processor, and includes a keyboard dock that works attached or remotely. The screen has a better-than-HD resolution
Performance and battery life is still not on par with what other slim hybrids and laptops deliver. Some design quirks, such as a poorly placed power button, can get in the way
This good-looking fanless hybrid works as a slim Windows tablet or an ultra-portable laptop, but still suffers from the same awkward marriage of base and screen as many hybrids....
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(70%)
Veröffentlicht: 2015-02-12, Autor: Kevin , Testbericht von: techradar.com/au/
Solid aluminum build, Stunningly light and thin, Gorgeous WQHD display
Clunky magnetic docking procedure, All mini ports
Asus refines its Transformer Book series with an impeccably thin and light machine to rival the Surface Pro 3 as the best 2-in-1 laptop....
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Veröffentlicht: 2015-03-23, Autor: Sean , Testbericht von: gizmodo.in
The least expensive computer I've ever used that made me feel like a high-powered executive. Yes, thATT#39;s a backhanded compliment-but it's still a compliment! This machine looks good, and it looks professional, Seriously great typing experience for a machi
The speakers sound like a bad joke. So. Ridiculously. Quiet. The primary reason I like tablets is so I can stick that screen right up in my maw while watching movies and catch every last detail. But I can't even make out dialogue with this poor excuse for
No. You may like the idea of this computer, but I doubt youll appreciate the reality-not when your money could be so much better spent. If you want portability and performance, you can get it in a thin Core i3 or i5 laptop like the $800 Dell XPS 13, or...
