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Asus Eee Pad Transformer already running out of stock in the stores with increased demand worldwide, Asus going to launch another new range of Tablet PC which is the Asus Eee Pad Slider, though the idea behind Eee Pad Slider is not unique to use as we have seen many touch screen smart phones with slider keypad which is pretty popular among those who tend to message a lot, but we can say that Asus has been the first company in the tablet market to feature its new model tablet with a slider keyboard, which just might interest people who are looking for something more similar, as buying an external bluetooth keyboard would mean extra money.

You should know that when you have to introduce a slider keyboard in to a tablet it comes at its own costs, obviously the keyboard adds up to the bulk and it weighs substantially higher than the other tablets in the market today which may not be to the taste of many, at least for those who tend to read a lot on the Tablet PC or at least the main purpose of buying one is most likely for reading, that goes to say its weight must add up to the pain of holding it while using it for reading purposes. Other than that if you need a tablet to replace your netbook then slider must be the way to go.

Features a 10.1 inch LCD display with the resolution of 800 x 1280 pixels, just like Eee pad transformer its one of the best displays you can find on an Android Tablet, definitely on power with Galaxy Tabs, has great viewing angles and colors does look richer and icons does pop out a bit which is a good thing. Has a full Qwerty Slider keyboard, its an island style keyboard and works well, there is no dedicated trackpad on the keyboard which may be a kind of let down, transition between the touch screen and the keyboard while working with office documents can be frustrating, but it does have a dedicated USB port that might well mean you can connect an external mouse.