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Future Shop: Asus EEE 10.1" 16GB Slider Android Tablet w/Built in Keyboard $299.99 (Final Clearance)

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Here's one of the more interesting tablet options to come along recently! Future Shop has a final clearance on a number of previous generation tablets, and there's 1 in particular that catches the eye.

The ASUS 10.1" 16GB EEE SL101 Slider Android Tablet (Mocha) is down to $299.99. The "Slider" portion alludes to the built-in slide out keyboard. The remaining specs are quite good as well -- 16GB internal storage, 10.1" IPS 1280x800 touchscreen, Nvidia Tegra 2 1GHZ dual core processor, microSD expandability, 5MP rear camera, 1.2MP front facing camera, and more. The EEE Slider ships with Android 3.0, but there is an official update to Android 4 (Ice Cream Sandwich) available.

It looks like this tablet has a lot to offer. The only thing to note would be that it weighs more than your typical tablet on account of the built in keyboard. It weighs in at about 2lbs. If that doesn't sound like a problem for you, then you should act quickly as there are only 10 in stock online as of Sunday morning.

Source: prvt10 via the Hot Deals Forum

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    • emjhay
    • was a bout to buy it but its as heavy as the touchpad.
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    • adiprince1
    • Is this better than galaxy tab 10.1 ? I know galaxy is very thin and light. But other than that how's the experience?
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    • Kwonie
    • Only thing I don't like about the Slider is that if you don't want to use the keyboard and slide the keyboard inside, you're stuck holding it anyways since it's connected to the tablet
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    • BD006
    • I remember THIS was the tablet I wanted when ASUS first announced their Eee Pad line.

      It took way too long to be released, so I ended up getting the Transformer instead.
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    • stevedion
    • Seems to be ICS upgradable. Can't go wrong with 300$, Asus makes decent hardware. Worse case i'll return it.
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    • aeobikes
    • Is this better than galaxy tab 10.1 ? I know galaxy is very thin and light. But other than that how's the experience?
      performance and screen quality are about equal, if that's what you're asking.


      + You get a physical keyboard
      + You don't need any accessories to 'complete' the package

      - It's heavier and you can always buy a bluetooth keyboard separately
      - No keyboard dock, so you can't extend battery run time
      - It's kinda heavy and you can't remove the extra weight
      - No palm rest for the keyboard


      http://www.techradar.com/reviews/pc-...1036296/review
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    • heyjoe
    • kinda like a netbook with a crappy OS, but you get to rub your fingers all over it if you wanted to
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    • Kwonie
    • kinda like a netbook with a crappy OS, but you get to rub your fingers all over it if you wanted to
      Or a Tablet running Android with a Slide Out Keyboard?
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    • Woah!
    • kinda like a netbook with a crappy OS, but you get to rub your fingers all over it if you wanted to
      How is ICS a crappy OS?
      I use my TF101 a lot more than my iPad simply BECAUSE of the reliable(and Flash) OS.
      Just stating a fact,not that you were implying Apple as an alternative.
      If someboday made a smooth running Windows tablet for $300....I'd take that above all else.
      Closest is the Acer W500,which is $500,underpowered for the OS,and runs like crap.
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    • jgmaull
    • managed to get one this morning. Was going to get another one but when I went back on tonight they are all sold out online. Tried checking stock, but dont think there are any in the gta in store between Hamiltn and Peterborough.
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    • applelove
    • This is a amazing product,I like its renovation.
      Good price for the price here
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    • aeobikes
    • For the same price, here's a netbook with computing redefined... or a total Fail!
      it doesn't have an IPS touch screen, does it...
      16GB of storage space with windows...

      yeah, total fail.
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    • AsianRFD
    • I'm in the market for a netbook for lectures/classes... any good recommendations? This looks intriguing, but I think it would be more practical to have a real OS (i.e. Linux/Windows)
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    • heatx-
    • I'm in the market for a netbook for lectures/classes... any good recommendations? This looks intriguing, but I think it would be more practical to have a real OS (i.e. Linux/Windows)
      Look for Asus 1200x series netbooks, they are amazing netbooks if your on a 250-400 budget in my opinion.

      Been using my Asus 1215N for a year now. Got it from TigerDirect for $299.99. Pretty powerful compact unit (12.1" screen), can run games like Need for Speed using the nVidia ION technology. Highly recommend ASUS netbooks
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    • dhomas
    • Looks like it's OOS in Montreal and surrounding areas.
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    • Eniac360
    • Must wait... Must wait... Google Tablet due out in a month and will be cheaper (granted, smaller screen, but processor is rumored to be quad core).
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    • meanstreetjd
    • I would not recommend this at all. The original TF101 is still better because you can remove the keyboard and have better viewing angles.
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    • bleysX
    • How is ICS a crappy OS?
      I use my TF101 a lot more than my iPad simply BECAUSE of the reliable(and Flash) OS.
      Just stating a fact,not that you were implying Apple as an alternative.
      If someboday made a smooth running Windows tablet for $300....I'd take that above all else.
      Closest is the Acer W500,which is $500,underpowered for the OS,and runs like crap.
      How about a used Asus ep121?

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