Testseek.com have collected 114 expert reviews of the Asus Taichi Ultrabook 21 and the average rating is 71%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Asus Taichi Ultrabook 21.
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We can't provide a definitive verdict until we've run our benchmarks on the Taichi, but it's safe to say that it's well built. We're not convinced that there's a need for two screens, though - Dell's XPS12 Duo and Lenovo's Yoga (and other convertibles)...
Abstract: Asus has been seriously innovative the last few years, starting off a winning creative streak with the original Asus Eee Pad Transformer which culminated in the Transformer Infinity , to be followed by the no less revolutionary PadFone and its gorgeous su...
Published: 2012-10-19, Author: Jeff , review by: techradar.com
Dual 1080p screens, Bang & Olufsen audio, Comfortable, backlit keyboard, 256GB SSD, Windows 8
Average battery life, Only 4GB RAM, Dim screen, Huge price tag
The Asus Taichi stands up as a supremely desirable piece of consumer tech that acts as a sterling showcase for Microsoft's Windows 8 operating system. Both power and usability are first class, and the design - as we've come to expect from Asus - really i...
And that concludes our benchmark of the Asus Taichi 21. It didn't make a lasting impression on us, but if you are all for a hybrid – which is half tablet and half laptop – to use for the first time, this one will do....
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Published: 2012-12-20, Author: Ryan , review by: techsmart.co.za
Stunning premium design, Useful accessories in package, Fantastic performance, Good screen quality on both tablet and laptop mode, Huge touchpad to perform Windows 8 gestures easily, Nice speaker output
Mediocre battery life, 4GB RAM not upgradable, No SD Card slot, WHY?, Awkward dual screen operation
quote_right]We love the concept of it – dual full HD screens that allows switching between tablet and laptop usage in a seamless way, beautifully designed hardware with powerful internals.[/quote_right]We have a love and hate affair with the ASUS TAICHI...
The ASUS TAICHI is undoubtedly a unique notebook which harmoniously balances the Windows 8 experience through its fascinating dual-screen design, but sadly a few flaws take away from the wholesome experience.(previously published in issue May 2012)...
Abstract: ASUS has a recent history of coming up with pretty thoughtful ways (Transformer and Slider) of converting tablets to notebooks, and vice versa. These transformation methods allow devices to switch seamlessly between notebook and tablet form factors.The la...
