Asus Zenpad 3S 10 Z500M
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- Anonymous
- 39x
- 07 Sep 2016
I contacted Asus and it's going to be a curry's exclusive which is in the u.k and will cost £300 and is going to be released very very soon.
For the price this is a very good tablet, since it's only a 6core processor, it's very powerful with the 4gb ram and graphics card it's a bargain
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- androidfan
- Lcd
- 06 Sep 2016
Why should we buy a watered down Galaxy tab s that costs only 100 euros less? And with no samsung logo on the front?
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- Anonymous
- 37{
- 01 Sep 2016
AnonD-572523, 16 Aug 2016WHEN will THIS be released in Bangkok, Thailand ???!!!WTF is going on with that
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- AnonD-572523
- Y}V
- 16 Aug 2016
WHEN will THIS be released in Bangkok, Thailand ???!!!
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- AnonD-572549
- B}E
- 15 Aug 2016
Talk time????! WTF!!!!
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- Omid46
- auJ
- 04 Aug 2016
Dearest readers.Why should not be fair!!!?This is a high quality tablet,like a laptop,that doesn't work with world GSM networks!!!But with almost complete WiFi,Bluetooth and other superior specifications and of course with affordable price even with using Mediatek can be a useful smartdevice specifically for students!!Unfortunately,if I am right,a mistake has been happened!!?The battery must be 9500 for this 10 inches tablet that is written 5900 by mistake!!!Hopefully,Asus the independent itself,make correction !!I have to add that nowadays Asus is a great third entity in the world and doesn't need to imitate even from the great Samsung!!For our void claims,we must also bring the legal logical evidences but not void rumors!!!?Just facts and factwriting!Thanks all mentioned and unmentioned unknown dearest...Justice Rights.Omid12omidvar.
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- Anonymous
- UGt
- 31 Jul 2016
NO! It's Samsung look-a-like product! Can Asus make something with your own character?
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- Hiko
- 39M
- 31 Jul 2016
The tab that everyone are waiting
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- AnonD-564777
- jgj
- 26 Jul 2016
I was really hoping for Asus to continue with out the need for a static home key. I like to hold my tablet in any orientation and have the home and navigation buttons to be in the same place and never have to worry about hitting the home button. Asus who invented the concept of a convertible tablet and laptop has opted to not have a keyboard their newest flagship tablet, but continues its offering of the accessory for its much less desirable 10 inch models. I am an enormous fan of Asus but was disappointed in this "flagship". I am willing to pay ASUS more money to have it done right with no compromises. Asus use to be the most innovative when it came to pushing the form and function of its devises. This looks like a Samsung, i-Pad mashup. I did not want to go with the Android Pixel C and was hoping for a device following in the heritage of the at the time ground breaking transformer prime series. Devises that were sexy, sleek with top bench marking hardware and offered keyboards that extended battery life, contestability in a Ultrabook transformed tablet. This was being touted as a come back tablet for both ASUS and Android for but coming in thicker then the pixel C with weaker software, less pixels and no keyboard a year after Apple, Sony and Google released their flagship devises is disappointing. I don’t think of ASUS when in the market for mid to low end devises. HP, Dell and Acer usual fill those ranks. I am afraid this will be another flop for ASUS. On the brighter side the Asus S8 Tablet is still in my opinion a true flagship out performing other tablets almost 2 years since its launch, with style, great benchmarks, a killer screen forward facing speakers in a super slim metal and leather finish. There is some great value with this device. Still cranking out high performance unique tablets are Sony’s x4 (full waterproof 10”) with keybard at 1000.00 CAD, the Pixel C with keyboard at 950.00 CAD and Asus S8 650.00 CAD with active Zen stylus. I will remain a strong supporter of ASUS but will not be writing any reviews for this device on this device.
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- AnonD-401367
- uwi
- 26 Jul 2016
its 16:10 if not im a god @!wtf....(^_^)
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- Joan Garcia
- Pug
- 26 Jul 2016
Quick Charge 3.0? on a Mediatek Chipset?
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- waffo
- wY8
- 25 Jul 2016
if anyone will buy this good looking tablet, after 2 or 3 months of purchase your tablet will enable ASUS ghost touch.
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- 16:9 is bad
- uJD
- 25 Jul 2016
4:3 optimum for browsing the web + book reading + gaming + hand grip, more space for landscape onscreen keyboard. A lot of benefits.
16:9 is only for some videos (Movies only) and nothing else.
Thats why 16.9 is not popular.
16:10 if buttons are physical. (As software onscreen + 16:9 would be too much on landscape mode)
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- divis200
- 0xI
- 24 Jul 2016
Flossy420, 24 Jul 20164:3 is used for book reading and some games but generally 1... moreWhy the f is everyone saying 16:9 is best. Learn the difference from 16:9 and 16:10
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- Flossy420
- Lb0
- 24 Jul 2016
AnonD-546033, 24 Jul 2016Again 4:3?? Cmon, it is 2016, how do i watch YouTube and Tw... more4:3 is used for book reading and some games but generally 16:9 Is better
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- Anonymous
- 6ka
- 24 Jul 2016
No SIM
Y on earth there is no sim here...
such a waste for this good looking tablet
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- Nick
- L2r
- 24 Jul 2016
This is now a real Android tablet for 2016! Nice job Asus! Not like Samsung that offers the same low specs each year.
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- AnonD-546033
- GPd
- 24 Jul 2016
Again 4:3?? Cmon, it is 2016, how do i watch YouTube and Twitch? With huge black stripes?
U forcing me to buy Huawei...
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- AnonD-521036
- BtG
- 23 Jul 2016
Hi
Pros :
1. Hexa core
2. Stereo speakers
3. DTS HD sound
4. 5900 mAh
5. 4Gb ram
6. USB type-c
7. Micro SD up to 256Gb
Cons :
1. Sim : No
2. Only 264 ppi pixel density
Overall : not bad
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