ok ok ... i'll re-consider .. but still prefer 64GB internal

doesnt everybody - at least for a full Windows 8 computer

windows 8 tablet with 32gb internal storage = skinny chick = looks like got tb
windows 8 tablet with 64gb internal storage = curvey hourglass chick = looks healthy

This post has been edited by g5sim: Nov 15 2013, 11:45 AM

And from what I read, 2.5" HDD is actually quite resilient to shakes already, as long as you're not using it ontop of a jack hammer.

anyway, according to the spec, the tablet is 550g, and the dock with HDD is 520g

hmm... my target is <1kg overall

About TX201,
why in the world Asus still put that sh*tty ATOM chip for ANDROID.
It's completely make tablet mode useless with no solution to change its ROM.

Someone has open the T100 keyboard dock and found a steel inside. Asus purposely put in the steel under the keyboard to stable it. If it come with 500GB HDD, most probably the weight wont different much.

anyone want to see his/her Asus T100, please PM me

the so called shitty atom chip should be more powerful then many (if not all) of the ARM processors.

But the 500GB hdd is in the keyboard, and makes the keyboard heavier as well, right? Damnit, I want the light setup...

As mentioned above, a 2.5" hard disk's weight is negligible.

ermmm you will have problem with the weight of a 500GB 2.5" HDD if you are an ant. my standard four nephew has no problem with a 10" I Malaysia netbook (it has a 2.5" HDD in it and not to mention the entire package is way heavy than a tablet.

Through all the discussion on the weight of the HDD, we need to keep in mind that the keyboard base / dock has to be a bit "weighty" to balance the tablet when it dock

never thought of that ..

is it typo or from 32G eMMC become 32G SSD?

ASUS brochure says the new T100 has SSD instead of the eMMC as per the first badge

If your review back Asus Fonepad ( not Fonepad 7),
Games and some apps work very bad, low framerate on 720p.
If Intel still not updated their x86 to ARM library, I'm sure most of android apps have incompatibility issues.

tyring hard to understand your point
But this T100 run the full W8.1, not the half-assed W8.1RT.
I think if you really want to run android apps on this, you can try any of those android emulator for windows

Google and Android developers are the ones who should update their OS to make it compatible with all features of the processor. People don't normally blame the processor maker for issues with the OS/app. Write a proper driver!!!!

we taliking about Asus T100, not TX200..................