ASUS has announced their new lineup of Transformer Book Chi 2-in-1 Windows notebooks, and the new flagship model will feature an Intel Core M processor and up to WQHD resolution.
The T300 Chi is a 12.5” 2-in-1 with the option of either 1920×1080 or 2560×1440 displays, and this model is powered by an Intel Core M processor. ASUS has also moved to an all-new, all-aluminum design for these new detachable tablet/notebook computers, which allows them to be extremely thin.
The T100 Chi is a smaller 10.1” design with a modest Intel Atom SoC, but it still offers a 1920×1200 (WUXGA) screen resolution. The T100 has the distinction of being “the world’s thinnest Windows tablet at an incredible 7.2mm” according to ASUS.
Rounding out the lineup we have the T90 Chi, which is an 8.9” Atom-powered 2-in-1 with a 1280×800 display.
The Transformer Book Chi T300 will start at $799 for WQHD version, $699 for FHD version. The T100 will start at $399, while the Chi T90 starts at $299. No specific word on availability yet.
Full specs from ASUS on the Transformer Book product site.
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Just want to thank you guys
Just want to thank you guys for the awesome coverage of CES so far. Keep up the great work. Sorry not to see AMD having a bigger presence there.
Thanks for reading the site!
Thanks for reading the site! The show doesn't officially start until tomorrow, so I wouldn't count anything out. For sure though, it's been all Intel so far with predominantly portable devices being shown.
Looking forward to the new
Looking forward to the new T100! I’m typing this on the T100 I bought last year which has completely replaced my laptop and then some.