The bonkers Eee Pad Transformer, which has gone down very well indeed with tablet fans, is now available with its physical keyboard docking station. UK retailer Comet is doing both the Android 3.0 tablet and dock in one bundle, for an RRP of £429.99.
It’s in stock and ready for home delivery. And here it is:
You get an awful lot of things to play with in return for your money. Link via Twitter.
£30? For a phone case? It had better be good.
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Rik Hemsley
/ May 20, 2011So the RRP is £429… and they’re selling it for £429?
mintvilla
/ May 20, 2011yes, they are indeed selling a product at the recommended retail price? whats wrong with that? most new products are at that price, then they come down several months later.
acupuncture
/ May 20, 2011By the time they get the whole setup released here in the states I might as well wait for a Tegra 3. I hope they upgrade this thing asap to the Tegra 3.
TechLinking
/ May 21, 2011I’m so crazy about asus eee pad transformer. I think I will get one tomorrow :)
Holybinch
/ May 23, 2011Bought one from Anvika on Friday, they had a few in stock.
Lovely little machine