Is this tablet actually an Asus product or a copy cat?
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Hi Willy, it is ASUS original. my one bought here just had some issues and I sent back for repair so they checked serial number and it is original Ciao, Andrea
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It is an original Asus product. I liked the first one so much i got another one for my wife.
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This is an original Asus product, not a copy cat. It is an excellent product, but note that the dock/keyboard comes separately.
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I have had this tablet since last August and it is indeed an Asus product. I have had no problems with it in the 10 months I have had it.
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Do not buy to many problem with pop ups support has no clue on how to help on any thing. Will not allow you to read mag. On line wants to put in library thus you cannot use any interactive connections. Last but most important android means Google and they cannot get along with anyone.
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Hi Willy,it is ASUS original. my one bought here just had some issues and I sent back for repair so they checked serial number and it is originalCiao,Andrea
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It's not a tablet. It is similar to a boogie board only with a bit more functionality.
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It's a little like comparing apples to oranges. I love my Kindle Fire. Great for the intended purpose of reading, game playing, even internet searches. I see it more as an entertainment tool. The Asus T 100 can certainly do all of that, but the keyboard allows me to use it for work. It can be used for the same type of entertainment purposes, but I use it primarily for work. The fact that Microsoft Office comes with the purchase, in addition to the fact that you are not paying extra for the keyboard, makes it the best value overall. I absolutely LOVE it. I had looked at Windows Surface, but the Asus beats it by miles in all respects. Kindle Fire: High entertainment value. Asus: the total package. Good Luck!
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Google for it. For some reason, it has become difficult to find. Worse case, contact Asus. It's a rockin' piece of kit, so I say its worth the 'treasure hunt'!!!
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Minor updates, but not major. It will not go higher than 4.2 "Jelly Bean". I do not think ASUS is investing any time in this tablet because of its age.
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Like the others, I'm not sure either. I posed that question to an Asus rep on a chat session and he said they were identical, including the bundled Office. I bought a C2 version to test for compatibility with some online content, then bought quite a few more for our college after the tablet passed the test. The others were the C1 version and they had Office too with the same warranty. Packaging and included accessories also appeared the same. As the others have pointed out, there seemed to be a price difference at the retail level, but what did the extra price pay for?In any case, so far they seem to be a great value - either version. Like the others, I'm not sure either. I posed that question to an Asus rep on a chat session and he said they were identical, including the bundled Office. I bought a C2 version to test for compatibility with some online content, then bought quite a few more for our college after the tablet passed the test. The others were the C1 version and they had Office too with the same warranty. Packaging and included accessories also appeared the same. As the others have pointed out, there seemed to be a price difference at the retail level, but what did the extra price pay for?In any case, so... » Read More Like the others, I'm not sure either. I posed that question to an Asus rep on a chat session and he said they were identical, including the bundled Office. I bought a C2 version to test for compatibility with some online content, then bought quite a few more for our college after the tablet passed the test. The others were the C1 version and they had Office too with the same warranty. Packaging and included accessories also appeared the same. As the others have pointed out, there seemed to be a price difference at the retail level, but what did the extra price pay for?In any case, so far they seem to be a great value - either version. « Show Less
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Jessica,So glad you asked before buying this thing. The zeepad we got was total garbage. I got it for my nephew and it was almost unusable. The screen is unreadable, it pixelates like crazy, and the device itself feels shoddy. Thankfully, Amazon is awesome and I was able to easily return it for a refund that I put towards the purchase of a Kindle Fire (the 159 dollar ad supported one). Lesson learned as far as I am concerned. The Fire is an awesome device and nothing in the under 300 dollar tablet market comes close to it for performance and value. As for 10-inch tablets, my ASUS Transformer is amazing and I use it constantly. Either would do what you are looking for. Hope this helps. Jessica,So glad you asked before buying this thing. The zeepad we got was total garbage. I got it for my nephew and it was almost unusable. The screen is unreadable, it pixelates like crazy, and the device itself feels shoddy. Thankfully, Amazon is awesome and I was able to easily return it for a refund that I put towards the purchase of a Kindle Fire (the 159 dollar ad supported one). Lesson learned as far as I am concerned. The Fire is an awesome device and nothing in the under 300 dollar tablet market comes close to it for performance and value. As for 10-inch tablets, my ASUS... » Read More Jessica,So glad you asked before buying this thing. The zeepad we got was total garbage. I got it for my nephew and it was almost unusable. The screen is unreadable, it pixelates like crazy, and the device itself feels shoddy. Thankfully, Amazon is awesome and I was able to easily return it for a refund that I put towards the purchase of a Kindle Fire (the 159 dollar ad supported one). Lesson learned as far as I am concerned. The Fire is an awesome device and nothing in the under 300 dollar tablet market comes close to it for performance and value. As for 10-inch tablets, my ASUS Transformer is amazing and I use it constantly. Either would do what you are looking for. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes, just make sure you have access to Microsoft Word. My Asus did not come with it preinstalled.
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I believe so. However, mine did not work when I unpacked it and have sent it back to ASUS for repairs. They have had it for more than two weeks and although I sent an email asking for an update on it's status, they have not replied. Not entirely happy with this purchase but holding out hope if I ever get a working product.
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It has a USB port and it also has an opening that is labeled TF Card. I generally use a tablet for light web browsing and maybe a little music. I don't use it for anything extremely heavy as it was intended to be for entertainment purposes. I've tried adding/removing apps, changing defaults and other such endeavors to get this tablet to work properly. It is extremely glitchy. Pages don't load or only partially load, it will randomly close pages in the middle of browsing. It constantly force closes....everything. I have a laptop with windows vista that works better than this. It's just awful. It is extremely irritating. I received this as a gift so I can't send it back. If you have money to spend on a tablet, don't spend it on this. The simplest of activities present a problem for this tablet. Oh and the screen isn't sensitive at all. It's also a huge pain just trying to scroll down a page.
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I don't know, but my advice would be to just get a new one as I see tablets with better specs for $60 or less all the time now.
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Tf201 has been a nasty mess w Amazon. Asus has screwed up a brillant tablet that was a slamdunk
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No, first generation. It's from Google with Asus hardware, same as new version (second generation)
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As long as the product says OEM that means the part is original made by Asus. But don't get fooled by when seller offering generic digitizer for asus transformer prime TF201. It doesn't that is made by asus. Always look for OEM made by the original manufacturer! Btw, I own the prime TF201. The only thing what thing what bother me is the huge price drop after a year. When it came out I paid with keyboard $599 + $149 and now you get already the same new tab for $225!!
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Rafael, I am a total Asus fan but I had to return the first laptop I ordered because the key board wasn't lit up and the keys didn't work properly (particularly the cap key). After researching this further I found that Asus is having some quality control issues on this and similar current models and and that they had numerous people complaining about any number of items. My life update wasn't working, some of the drivers weren't working so I returned mine to Amazon (within the 30 days period) and got a replacement. No issues whatsoever with the replacement laptop. If you cannot return the laptop to Amazon I urge you to get this thing fixed by Asus under the warranty ASAP. Sorry, wish I had better news.
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If I had to hazard a guess it would be that the tablet does not have a quad core AMD like my laptop. Ours does not process at light speed but I expected that from a less expensive device. It still works fine but slower.
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No. When I got it I was comparing to another Asus model that was the same size but with touch screen, but I can't remember what it was called.The touchscreen models have touchscreen prominently featured in the title or text.