Asus VivoTab RT Windows 8 Tablet Impressions

Asus Vivo Tab is one of the smallest and most powerful devices that can run the W8 operating system by Microsoft. With the help of a simple keyboard dock and with a smart setup method, you will be able to use your new device on Windows 8. You will also have the drag and drop capacities, which are perfect if you want to benefit of all the W8 facilities.

The Vivo Tab comes with a 178 degree viewing angle, and with a rating of 600-nit brightness. The quad core Tegra 3 processor makes this notebook one of the best ever, and with the 8 MP camera, we cans say that this is also one of the best devices when it comes to media features. The camera has auto-focus features, and it can record videos with ease. The Sony Master Audio feature makes sure that you would benefit of the best possible sound, and the battery lasts longer than the battery of any other device in the same class.

The Vivo Tab weights only 1.2 pounds, offering convenience for carrying and storing. It is perfect for trips, as it offers a huge autonomy, but it is also good if you want to use it as your main computer.

The tablet comes with 16, 32 and 64 GB storage space, which is more than enough, even if you plan to install the new W8 on it. Windows 8 would probably sweep away a large part of Android fans, as the system was adapted for mobile terminals. Sure, the Android tablets would probably remain the most popular ones, but the W8 was developed with a huge support for mobile platforms, and this is why we are waiting the evolution of the W8 tablets with great interest.

The W8 tablet has the same usability and reliability as the Android tablets, having about the same dimensions and capacities. The Touch Cover is 3 mm thick, so the device is light, especially considering the capacities that it offers.

The power button is situated at the top, and the volumes can be found on the right side, therefore you can’t hit it accidentally. The USB and Micro SD connections are situated on the inferior side, which also makes them convenient.

The Vivo Tab can be considered as a device from the transformer line, but it also comes with new innovative design elements. The changes were made to enhance the visual experience of the user, and to improve the viewing experience. However, this affected handling, as it is a little harder now to place the tablet in different positions.

The Vivo Tab opens a new page of history in the world of tablets, as it is the first one that can work on the new Windows 8. It is expected for other manufacturers to introduce the new W8 tablets, but the fact that Asus benefited of the trust of Microsoft says something about the company. Of course, you can have the Vivo under Android, but it is a pity not to try the large number of features offered by the Windows 8 Operating System, a system that represents the future of mobile terminals, according to Microsoft.

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