ASUS SD CARD NOT WORKING WINDOWS 8
ASUS SD CARD NOT WORKING WINDOWS

The spring mechanism's tension is quite high and can occasionally thrust the memory one or two meters out of the slot. The user has to take special care that the memory card does not fly out when removing it from the micro SD slot. The HDMI port's cover proved to be quite stiff and is quite difficult to open with short fingernails. Handling the small interfaces is very tricky due to their design and requires some patience. External monitors can be connected via the micro-HDMI (cord not included), the micro USB port can be used for recharging the tablet or connecting peripherals (cord included) and the memory can be expanded using a micro SD card. There is even a red version mentioned in the specs on Asus' US homepage. Asus' VivoTab is also available in white. The casing only warps marginally and responds to this with a quiet creaking noise. The casing's stability is good although it cannot compete with contenders like the iPad 4 or Asus' Transformer Pad TF700T. All of this is enclosed by a narrow, glossy black frame.

ASUS SD CARD NOT WORKING WINDOWS

Besides the 2 megapixel webcam, the brightness sensor and the Windows sensor button, the black frame exhibits an unobtrusive Asus logo in the upper left corner. The screen side is a big glass surface that takes up the casing's entire width. Its weight of 570 grams is acceptable and is within the same range as many 10-inch contenders. The 10 millimeter tablet is comfortable to hold.

The back features a light rubber coating and consequently a secure grip. Only the 8 MP camera on the rear has been adorned with a thin chrome ring and is a small eye-catcher. The casing is clad completely in black and conveys a very discreet impression. Besides Intel's Atom Z2760 CPU, the VivoTab Smart sports 2 GB of LPDDR2 working memory, a 64 GB eMMC flash memory, an SGX545 graphics unit from PowerVR and a 10-inch IPS screen with a HD resolution of 1366x768 pixels.īlack is beautiful. The tablet is sold for approximately 500 Euros (~$668).

ASUS SD CARD NOT WORKING WINDOWS 8

Asus' VivoTab is currently the cheapest Windows 8 member in the Taiwanese manufacturer's tablet portfolio. That theoretically enables using all Windows programs as well as all existing peripherals, such as printers, scanners, hard drives and Blu-Ray players without needing an additional app or special drivers. Intel's Atom Z2760 CPU is used as the processor, which is based on the Windows compatible x86 architecture as usual. This is all a bit simpler with our test device. are virtually identical, standard Windows programs and not all hardware peripherals can be used. Windows 8 with the supplement 'RT' has to be discerned as it represents a special version for devices based on the ARM architecture. For the original German review, see here.Īsus has a fairly vast portfolio of tablets based on Windows 8 in its range.

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