Like the Prime, too, it runs an unskinned version of Android 4.0 and packs a quad-core Tegra 3 chip - something you don't often see in a tablet this price. In addition to the fact that this replaces a truly memorable product, the TF300 is intriguing because it represents an even better deal for consumers: it borrows some design cues from the higher-end Prime, and also steps up to a similar 8-megapixel camera. Though this newest tablet was announced back in February, it's only just going on sale in the US this week, starting at $379 for the 16GB version, and $399 for one with 32GB of built-in storage. And now, the OG Transformer is going the way of the dodo, as the affordable new Transformer Pad 300 (aka the TF300) takes its place.
The company has released the Prime, for starters, followed by two other high-end models. It doesn't feel like a year has passed since we reviewed the original ASUS Transformer and its innovative keyboard dock, but indeed time flies, and quite a bit has happened since then. ASUS outs lower-end Transformer Pad 300 tablet.
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