Asus Vivobook 13 Slate tablet PC in review: OLED at its best

[Redaktion]

What do you get when you mix a Pentium chip with a crisp OLED panel? A sluggish yet silent tablet with great picture quality for consuming content. The Slate T3300 won't appeal to media creators, but that isn't its goal.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Asus-Vivobook-13-Slate-tablet-PC-in-review-OLED-at-its-best.582259.0.html

[Hank Beto]

Very thorough review. Thank you.

Although, what good is a device and its supposed specs that cannot be purchased anywhere? It's effectively imaginary.

[mjw149]

One thing I found cross-shopping tablets - which I gather that few bother to do now - is that these are almost always more narrow than ipads. Look at narrow that is in the picture above. It's a strange collective failure, since pdfs, ebook textbooks and other published content really cry out for a wider aspect ratio, and people who want a tablet with a stylus often need that. So the ipad wins by default even for people like myself looking at alternatives. Surface is one of the few to get this right, at least.

[AluMinioume]

Very interesting product, but I don't see the point of the 4 GB RAM / 128 GB ROM version without the keyboard; you might as well buy an Android tablet.
The real advantage is being able to constantly switch from tablet to PC use.

I was also wondering if it would be possible to install Android-x86 in Dual-Boot with Windows? The product would become even more attractive!

But the real question is: when can we buy it? Because it's starting to take a while ...

[Amho]

How about the bad performance on Windows 11?