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Satechi ST-TP01 Car Holder Mount for 5″ – 10″ Smartphohes & Tablets: iPad 1 & 2, Asus Eee Pad Transformer, Motorola Xoom, Samsung Galaxy Tab, Galaxy 10.1, Viewsonic Gtablet, Blackberry Playbook, HTC Flyer

• No screws, easy installation right on the dashboard
• Unique design enables better driving view
• Horizantal and vertical adjustment
• 2 suction cups – one for dashboard and the other to secure your device
• Compatible with Smartphones & Tablets

Introducing the Satechi ST-TP01 cradle for your tablet or navigation unit. The convenience of your portable navigation can now be used inside your vehicle within your reach. With the ST-TP01, your device will be securely fastened onto your dashboard and adjusted to any desired position for optimal viewing. No more hassle of having to constantly pick up or place your expensive device unsecurely somewhere in your car. Safer driving can be achieved.

INSTALLATION

1. Choose an area on the dashboard and clean it to allow the cradle to firmly adhere.

2. Assemble the unit so that your device rests horizontally towards you.

3. Adjust the swivel and height of the cradle by loosening/tightening the rear knob.

4. After adjusting to the desired position, firmly place it onthe cleaned area, then lock it with the lever.

5. Place the device into the cradle and then lock it with the second lever.

List Price: $ 14.50

Price: $ 14.50

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For a while, it looked like ASUS’ Transformer Book would turn out to be vaporware: after debuting to much fanfare a year ago, it encountered numerous delays, and even missed the crucial holiday shopping season. Now it’s finally here, priced at $ 1,499 with a Core i7 processor, a 13.3-inch (1080p) screen and a detachable keyboard dock housing both a spare battery and a 500GB hard drive. The problem is the timing: Intel is about to launch its new Haswell chips, and here’s the Transformer Book, arriving on the scene with a lofty price and a year-old CPU.

It’d be easy enough to tell you just wait for a refresh, which is how we’ve been ending all of our PC reviews in the weeks leading up to this year’s Computex. But it’s still worth investigating whether the Transformer Book (aka the TX300) is a compelling idea. Though we’ve seen many tablet hybrids (the Surface Pro, etc.), they’ve mostly had smaller 11-inch screens. So what happens when you take that form factor and stretch it to accommodate a bigger screen — and a more spacious keyboard? And how does it compare to all those convertible options out there, like the Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 13 or the Dell XPS 12? Let’s have a look.

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Remember ASUS’ Transformer Books? All is forgiven if you don’t, as we’re already approaching the one-year anniversary of when they were first revealed at Computex in Taipei. With Intel Core i5 and Core i7 processor options as well as the ability to detach and work as a standalone 13.3-inch tablet, the company’s taken to Facebook to announce that you’ll be able to pick one up in the US starting next week. Sure, Japanese buyers might have picked one up first, but interested hybrid PC shoppers should mark May 21st into their diaries. No official word on pricing, but preorder pages from MacMall earlier this year had the Core i7 model pegged at a hefty $ 1,479.99.

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Question by Ian: Is the Transformer Prime table THAT much better than the Motorola Xoom?
I’ve got the option of buying one or the other. $ 500 for the prime and there is a xoom for $ 350.

Is the prime worth the $ 150 difference?

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Answer by Ian
Hell yes, the Prime is much better than the Xoom. The Prime features a Tegra 3 while the Xoom has a Tegra 2 (and Tegra 3 is quad core!) a better display, it’s a lot smoother especially with Android 4.0, and best of all if you purchase the optional Keyboard dock, you can make a beautiful Android ‘laptop’ the keyboard dock also has a battery for extremely long battery life.

Love your name btw ;D

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This is a short video demonstration of Youtube user derepentignymarc’s wearable homemade ‘Bolt’ Transformer costume. It doesn’t actually transform into anything, but the eyes and mouth parts move, the mask slides up and down automatically, and it has some light and smoke effects. Oh — and the arms can be moved via remote controlled. It really is pretty impressive. Way better than anything I could built. Hell, the last time I tried to build a Transformer I sliced my hand wide open on the top of a tuna can. It was BAD. Not only would it not stop bleeding, but if I pulled the two sides of skin apart you could see the tendons moving around in there if I bent my fingers. You light-headed yet? Cool, then I’ll make this easy for you: give me all your money and you won’t get hurt.

Hit the jump for a couple more shots and the video.

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ASUS’ distinct Transformer AiO has actually been a long time in coming, having first reached our paws last June. For Americans, it goes to last more than just a fantastical idea: Amazon, J&R, Rakuten and other US-friendly online retailers now list the oddest of odd Computers as on sale, and normally in stock. For a typical $ 1,299, more daring purchasers get a Windows 8 base desktop with a 3.1 GHz Core i5, 8GB of RAM, a 1TB hard drive, a DVD drive and a GeForce GT 730M. The real enjoyable, obviously, rests in its show. Delete that 18.4-inch LCD from its dock and it suddenly becomes a gigantic Tegra 3-based Android tablet running Jelly Bean. We’re not sure if we’ll ever totally cover our heads around the idea, but those who understand ASUS’ expanded meaning of an all-in-one can go shopping at the source links.

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