Asus phone-tablet pair set for 2012 launch Asus' tablet-docking smartphone, the Padfone, will make its debut at Mobile World Congress 2012 and sport an Nvidia Tegra 3 processor. The company's anticipated tablet-uniter will touch down early next year, says netbook journalist Nicole Scott, who claimed to have good authority when she made the announcement during an …
Asus would do better to work on EEE Transformer stocks than continue to pursue this chimera.
Why have a tablet that only works when the phone is inside, making it terrible to actually answer calls.
Break/lose your phone and the tablet's a goner too (especially in 6 months when the new fonepad comes out and there's no longer spares for the old one)
It's probably one of the worse ideas and with the worse name to match.
So many promises so many chances to prove themselves yet too many delivery failures.. yet they still have not produced the long promised adapter dongles for the transformer pad (been on the market 9+ months) hence I don't think I'll be interested in buying from asus. Their dedication to their customers is about 0%. sell an expensive product and run with the money, seems to just about sum them up.
Article caught my eye since I'm less than one week into ownership of an SL 101... Another innovative design, but there are too many problems great and small, and I am dangling right now between struggling onward or returning it to the store. My main direct contact with ASUS has been via their website, and the kindest comment I can think of is "I was not impressed."
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