Asus Transformer Pad Infinity TF700T Review
Performance Analysis: The Asus Transformer Pad Infinity offers a level of performance that is somewhere in the neighborhood of 15 - 20% faster all around, versus the previous generation high-end Transformer Prime. In fact, the Transformer Pad Infinity in many test conditions, especially in terms of graphics performance, is one of the fastest Android tablets we've tested to date. In addition, its battery life actually improved in our light duty web browsing test setup, though your mileage may vary, especially if its rendering more graphics intensive content like HD video or otherwise.
As you can imagine, we should start seeing significantly more aggressive pricing on the original Transformer Prime since the new Pad Infinity is here with all its high-end trimmings for exactly the same MSRP. So, depending on where things settle at retail for the Prime, you may have a hard decision to make if you're considering either of these Asus slates. You could save a few bucks and go with the Prime or go all out for the new Transformer Pad Infinity. We'd offer that $499 for a 32GB tablet with the quality and features of the Transformer Pad Infinity is a reasonably good deal and you'll appreciate its upscale image quality and performance from top to bottom. If you're looking for a 10-inch Android slate, we say go for it.
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