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11/3/11 at 5:51am

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The Kal-El will give the Transformer Prime over ten hours of battery life, while enabling amazing, fluid graphics

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11/3/11 at 9:23am

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looks nice. I'm planning on getting the Transformer Prime

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Are you really? What do you like about it? The attached keyboard?

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11/3/11 at 11:50am

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yes, that exactly. as I learned from my experiences in August, I need a physical keyboard to do any serious text work

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11/3/11 at 12:28pm

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ASUS in my opinion, is the only Tablet - and netbook - Manufacturer that is serious enough to roll out good and solid devices, beside Apple

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11/4/11 at 11:41am

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Here's a look at how well this processor is performing ...

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11/9/11 at 7:37am

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launches in December, $499 for 32GB model and $599 for 64GB model. keyboard dock remains $149. battery life with tablet alone is 12 hours, and with keyboard as well is 18 hours.

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11/9/11 at 12:43pm

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Seems like a very good system. The open issue is now how it is going forward with Adobe quitting the Flash business for Android (mobile) as a whole. Buyers should take this in consideration.

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11/10/11 at 3:03am

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