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發表於 2013-2-6 16:52:29
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Asus VivoTab Smart ME400C hands-on 2013
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The specs
The VivoTab Smart ME400C comes packing a 1.8GHz dual-core Intel Atom processor, 2GB of memory, 64GB of storage (or 32GB outside the U.S.), NFC, and a 720p widescreen, wide viewing angle IPS display and SonicMaster audio tech for media viewing.
A reported 9.5 hours of battery life should help with that as well.
The 8 megapixel rear camera has an LED flash and 1080p video capture, while a 2 megapixel camera rests on the front.
The ME400C is light, thin and sleek, weighting in at just 580g and measuring 9.7mm thick, with a pleasant matte finish on the back. A microSD card reader, microSD and microHDMI ports provide some flexibility, though a regular USB spot would have been nice as well.
For the given power and specs, the UI was responsive and games like Pinball FX 2 looked and ran great.
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The cover and keyboard
The keyboard connects instantly via Bluetooth and features a touchpad mouse with left and right clicks. The keys travel a satisfying distance and the touchpad is responsive, making it a breeze to type for minutes at a time.
The cover flap is the same one that's used on other Asus tablets, with a unique folding design that allows it to easily double as a sturdy stand.
The tablet attaches to the cover magnetically, and the keyboard can attach to the cover's inside flap for easy travel.
The one drawback is that the cover can't be folded back when the keyboard is attached to it; to use the Smart ME400C effectively, you've got to remove the keyboard from the cover flap, then fold the cover back so the tablet stands up; then connect the keyboard via Bluetooth. |
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