Asus Vivo Tab Reviews

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Expert review by: Nick Rego (tbreak.com)

ASUS VivoTab Review

A long lasting multi-talented tablet.

Excellent battery life with dock attachment, sturdy design and build quality

Keyboard keys need improvement, display is hard to see under certain lighting

Apart from the usual barrage of Windows 8 apps, ASUS have installed a few of their own custom apps. There’s ASUS Webstorage, which lets you sign up to a cloud-based storage solution to backup and retrieve your files. There’s a handy Guide app that...

Dec, 2012

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Expert review by: Ardjuna Seghers (trustedreviews.com)

Asus Vivo Tab

A smart Windows 8 convertible tablet/laptop with simply amazing battery life.

Stylish and metal-clad ; Unmatched battery life ; Brightest screen in class ; Full-size Wacom stylus

Atom still performs poorly ; No integrated stylus slot ; No full-size SD card reader

range, as the release switch is now somewhat awkwardly located at the side of the tablet, rather than easily accessible in the centre of the dock.

Jan, 2013

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Expert review by: Luke Westaway (cnet.co.uk)

Asus Vivo Tab hands-on

The Asus Vivo Tab is powered by Windows 8, and offers a stylish finish. When not stuck in its optional keyboard dock the tablet is larger than most, so may feel a bit unwieldy. We've also got our eye on the Tab's smaller brother, the Vivo Tab RT.

Attractive design ; Windows 8 ; Dock has its own battery

Could be expensive ; Large tablet could prove unwieldy

Aug, 2012