hmmm..not what most of us is looking for IMO. we can always get external HDD if we want. what we need is at least 64GB internal one

a HDD on keyboard dock is not attractive..............we cant install apps in this HDD, otherwise plug off from the keyboard then cant access the files anymore. In this situation, TF card is better choice.

straight away get the 64GB model better

your sarcasm is directed at the wrong person. I did not proclaim that "T100 CANNOT USE sim CARD AT ALL"

your understanding confuse.................

#116 forumer ask whether T100 support LTE, but T100 has no sim slot.............cant use LTE

plug in USB sim dongle is another story

aiyo - dun say lah cant use sim card at all. say no SIM card slot. easy.

anyhow Dell US starting taking orders for Dell Venue Pro 11 already

http://www.dell.com/us/p/dell-venue-11-pro/pd

USD500 = 64G emmc storage with Z3770 processor . 2G RAM with Office 2012 Home and student
USD800 = 128G SSD storage i3 4th gen processor, 4G RAM 64bit Windows 8 WITHOUT Office 2012 Home and student
UAS850 = 128G SSD storage i5 4th gen processor, 4G RAM 64bit Windows 8 WITHOUT Office 2012 Home and student

This post has been edited by g5sim: Nov 8 2013, 12:09 PM

I guess you missed the "integrated" word?

USD500 for z3770 is pricey.............I interest on Venue 8 pro, but without HDMI is really a pull back

it has full size USB. support active digitizer. 2x the storage of T100. Has built in support for optional power keyboard. not to mention swappable battery

but 64GB Asus T100 only USD399.................

Pro of Asus T100 (64GB) compare to Venue 8 pro (64GB)
- 10' screen (actually 8' also not bad)
- bundled keyboard
- HDMI out
- much cheaper

Con of Asus T100 (64GB) compare to Venue 8 pro (64GB)
- Venue 8 pro (USD500 version) use Z3770
- No full size USB on tablet
- Not support digitizer

I interest for 32GB Venue 8 Pro if the price below RM1000.

I thought swappable battery is only for Venue 11 Pro?

yes. the article below only mention removable battery for Venue Pro 11 not the smaller 8" younger brother.

http://www.ubergizmo.com/2013/10/dell-venu...blets-unveiled/

This post has been edited by g5sim: Nov 9 2013, 12:21 AM

NEVAH!!! 1099 or 1199 maybe but not below 1K! it has active digitizer screen

Hey guys, I'm actually thinking to buy new tablet which supports something like Wacom Digitizer for precision and accuracy during note taking in my lecture class. I prefer tablet something like Galaxy Note 10.1 or 8 as they have wacom digitizer and S - Pen ( the normal stylus for capacitive screen not precise and accurate ) but the main factor for not choosing Galaxy Note is due to the design (very fugly for me). Are there any other tablets that have the same features as Galaxy Note ? My preference would be Windows OS

Dell Venue 11 Pro preorder started... Start shipping on Dec 6th.
http://vr-zone.com/articles/dell-venue-11-...ower/63127.html

Hp is taking preoders for its Omni 10 tab too...
http://vr-zone.com/articles/hp-omni-10-tab...anel/63163.html

Win 8.1 Tab war is heating up... lol
Asus better responds fast before other flooding their Tabs into the market..

you mean the Baytrail and Hasswell tablet wars?

g5sim
No, I mean the low end Atom Vs Atom product from the providers.
There is no way could happen in Atom VS Haswell. Intel won't allow it.

The lowest spec of Venue 11 pro is atom, the HP Omni 10 is another atom product. Their pricing scheme is close to each other.

The problem is how long will it take to reach MY...

Surface Pro and Samsung Ativ Pro are the only ones with Wacom Digitizers, so no Hashwell models unless you can get your hands on a Surface Pro 2.

The other tablets like the Sony Duo, uses other providers, which are ok... IF only they didn't use the damn AAAA batteries..

Don't forget Acer! W4 should be appearing soon as well since across the causeway seems to be there already.

Who told you? 32GB is way too small, especially for a device that supports x86 apps...The 64gb model is what i want..add on another 64gb sd card..

This post has been edited by Jason: Nov 10 2013, 01:11 AM