That's because no one will answer the poor chap's question:

1366 x 768 = 1049088

There you go buddy :wink:

I honestly don't understand the price... Linx 10, basically the same specs, half the price without the keyboard?

Read the two reviews on REVOO.....some people are so stupid. We now have the power of the internet to find out things we don't know, to ask questions of others globally. We have the ability to review and research just about every single item we wish to possess and then some people who have bought the Asus leave some negative comments shown below.

1. Can't get my normal apps - only Windows apps.
2. Memory Storage a bit low but memory cards or portable hard drive sort this problem

As for my opinion on the Asus. It has some very good tech reviews but for me I bought the Lenovo Miix3 which has better screen resolution of 1920 x 1200, otherwise everything else the same apart from the price. Lenovo was £50.00 cheaper and sold out completely in a few weeks at £149.99 + 2 year warranty from JL. Not hot for me but the Asus is a good little laptop so not voted cold either.

Also same price at Currys PC World and Amazon although at Amazon if you pay another £16.07 you get a 500gb hard drive which seems a better deal for me.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/T100TAF-BING-DK024B-Transformer-10-1-inch-Convertible-1-33GHz/dp/B00PSFY3AU

read a few weeks back that a new cherrytrail x3 version was coming out and with 64gb storage. i guess it's most likely for America only and we'd get the 32gb version. would have been nice if it was the x7 version.
heck dare i say it, it'd compete well with the surface's

slow and poor build quality, no good for kids. get the linx 10 instead. i wouldn't buy it @ £40, would still choose the linx 10

Hahahahahaha what is wrong with you? Every post I see of yours says the same thing "1366 X 768"

This is great value at £200. Its not going to be the fastest thing in the world but it is a reasonable small full windows laptop with Office (albeit Office 365. if you look hard enough you might be able to find one with full Office 2013 Home and Student). I hardly use this as a tablet but its perfectly usable. Keyboard is small obviously, so could be awkward for long use if you have big hands!

I have used this to play various games its actually surprising what it can play. Mainly I played Football Manager 2015 and it works fine. 2gb Ram isnt great, hence the price tag. Windows install leaves you with about 15-20gb storage, I added a 32gb sd card and use that to install games/media files which works fine.

Keyboard dock also gives you a regular usb port which you dont get with the cheaper Linx. Asus have a few good value products out there at the moment, not sure if that means their build quality suffers I guess time will tell. Asus desktop motherboards were always known to some of the best. I know a few people who have bought this and not been disappointed.

I have this tablet and chose it over the linx. It's a great little machine and I've had no issues.

Build quality is fine and battery life is excellent. The keyboard is a great addition for when you need it.

Don't really understand why people here seem to be slating it