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Asus T101MT-EU37-BK 10.1” Touch-Enabled Eee PC Tablet (Dual core Atom N570 processor, 250GB)

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Brand ASUS
Model Name Eee PC
Screen Size 10.1 Inches
Color Black
Hard Disk Size 250 GB
CPU Model Intel Atom
Ram Memory Installed Size 1 GB
Operating System Windows 7
Graphics Card Description Integrated
Graphics Coprocessor No Information

About this item

  • Windows 7 Starter (32-bit) Operating System, Intel ATOM Dual Core N570 CPU
  • 1GB DDR2 1 x SODIMM slot;up to 2G;250GB HDD;No Optical Drive
  • 10.1-Inch Touch Screen Display;0.3MP Webcam;VGA Port;Wireless 802.11bgn;3 USB 2.0 Ports
  • Wireless 802.11bgn
  • 2.86 pounds

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Summary
Standing screen display size ‎10.1 Inches
Screen Resolution ‎1024 x 600
Max Screen Resolution ‎1024 x 600 Pixels
Processor ‎1.66 hertz intel_atom
RAM ‎1 GB DDR2
Hard Drive ‎250 GB serial_ata
Graphics Coprocessor ‎No Information
Chipset Brand ‎Intel
Card Description ‎Integrated
Wireless Type ‎802.11bgn
Number of USB 2.0 Ports ‎3
Average Battery Life (in hours) ‎6.5 Hours
Other Technical Details
Brand ‎ASUS
Series ‎Eee PC
Item model number ‎T101MT-EU37-BK
Hardware Platform ‎Windows
Operating System ‎Windows 7
Item Weight ‎2.86 pounds
Product Dimensions ‎10.39 x 7.13 x 1.22 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH ‎10.39 x 7.13 x 1.22 inches
Color ‎Black
Rear Webcam Resolution ‎0.3 MP
Processor Brand ‎Intel
Number of Processors ‎2
Computer Memory Type ‎DDR2 SDRAM
Flash Memory Size ‎512 GB
Hard Drive Rotational Speed ‎5400 RPM
Audio-out Ports (#) ‎2
Power Source ‎Corded Electric
Voltage ‎240 Volts

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ASIN B004V94QJC
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3.5 out of 5 stars 21 ratings

3.5 out of 5 stars
Date First Available April 5, 2011

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10.1" WSVGA (1024x600) / Touch Screen Display / Intel ATOM Dual Core N570 CPU / 1GB DDR2 / Intel UMA / 250GB HDD / No ODD / Windows 7 Starter 32 bit / 802.11 bgn / 2-in-1 Card Reader / 0.3MP Webcam / 35W/h polymer (Up 6.5* Hrs) / 1 Year Global Warranty, (6 months for battery) / Black

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3.5 out of 5 stars
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Customers find the tablet's functionality positive and appreciate its compact design. However, the touch screen receives mixed feedback, with several customers noting it lacks full touch capabilities. Moreover, the screen design also gets mixed reviews. Additionally, battery life is a concern as customers wish it lasted longer.

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4 customers mention "Functionality"4 positive0 negative

Customers find that the tablet works well, with one mentioning that the Windows Starter version is functional.

"...It ran faster and works great for a netbook. That's about where the positives end...." Read more

"...Basically, windows starter is workeable with this device but lacks the full touch capabilities that allow for zooming in the same way you would with..." Read more

"...Buy Angry Birds or Plants Vs Zombies. ITS WORKS FINE!" Read more

"...Battery life is a little short, but workable. I am a college student and I use it to take all of my notes for my classes...." Read more

3 customers mention "Compactness"3 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the tablet's compact design, with one mentioning that it runs a slimmed-down version of Windows.

"...It runs a slimed down version of Windows so you get all the webpages as the were originally designed and not the watered down versions...." Read more

"...If you're looking for a compact, easy to use, and fun computer for your school, I would definitely recommend this one :)" Read more

"...Perfect for fitting in a small bag, backpack, whatever. The best thing is the optional keyboard...." Read more

12 customers mention "Touch screen"7 positive5 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the tablet's touch screen, with some noting it lacks full capabilities and is "Old School," while one customer finds it accurate and another mentions that Internet Explorer works well with it.

"...processor, about the same CPU performance, has bluetooth, a nice touch screen, comes with 2GB of DDR3 RAM, and detaches from the keyboard...." Read more

"...IE works well with touch also, but has a little too much stuff on the screen. 4) Change the screen resolution to something a little denser...." Read more

"...Touchscreen is very accurate (after calibration) and the handwriting recognition system is almost good as..." Read more

"...However, it comes with a built-in slot and stylus that helps to negotiate through applications and web pages...." Read more

6 customers mention "Screen design"3 positive3 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the tablet's screen design, with one customer appreciating its simplistic look, while another finds it feels cheap.

"...The tablet itself is well-designed. It feels sturdy and has a nice simplistic look and feel...." Read more

"...It looks too pretty to put stickers on it T-T When I loaded my live USB of Ubuntu, it took a while to click on install because of Unity...." Read more

"...Asus has done their usual top-notch design job with this little wonder. You'll wish it was lighter. You'll wish the battery lasted longer...." Read more

"...The screen doesn' "feel" very nice to the fingers because it's an older style touch screen, but it works all the same...." Read more

3 customers mention "Battery life"0 positive3 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the battery life of the tablet.

"...You'll wish it was lighter. You'll wish the battery lasted longer. But its about the best we can expect from Win 7 in this form factor right now...." Read more

"The Asus T101MT-BU37-BK did not last long. I had to send it back to ASUS for repair...." Read more

"...Battery life is a little short, but workable. I am a college student and I use it to take all of my notes for my classes...." Read more

Deadzone is hardware - I checked
4 out of 5 stars
Deadzone is hardware - I checked
I bought this so I can do some tech stuff without sitting in my room, and maybe connect to my desktop when I'm not home. I was skeptical of the whole "non-working touchscreen" since it just happened to be described by other reviews as the start bar. Turns out, it wasn't the startbar, it was the actual screen. The deadzone consists of the bottom 6/10 of an inch of the screen - reaching from the left edge to about a centimeter away from the right edge. (This computer arrived in the mail yesterday - refurbished - labeled as "Like New") I bought the recommended 2nd gig of ram and installed it, and I put a more secure operating system on it. (32-bit Ubuntu 12.04 LTS with plain Gnome desktop as my GUI at the moment) I wouldn't pay for the Windows upgrade even if was 5 cents! I don't have extra programs slowing down the computer in the background and my panel (aka taskbar/starbar/start button) is on the top of the screen - where I always have it. I am still looking around for how to enable multi-touch on Ubuntu. I don't need Microsoft Office - I have LibreOffice. Essentially, I will get this doing WHATEVER I want it to do - with free software. (Ask your local nerd for help finding a user friendly linux!) I intend to look into a screen replacement to see if it would be worth fixing. I don't really need that area to work, I just chose this one because I am likely to try to scroll by touch due to the screen size. Pros: Finally have a netbook that I can put Ubuntu on Starts up fast (oh wait - I made it do that) I can scroll windows with the touchscreen instead of forgetting this isn't my TF101 Social networks don't require an app to work them. (refering to Android & iOS) Cons: It isn't the high speed laptop of next year, so I had to disable 15/20 of my chromium extensions - and they crashed it before I was done (However, this prompted me to install the 2nd gig of ram) - You shouldn't have that many running on a laptop anyways, yet alone a netbook The deadzone already exists. I noticed after a few hours. Hard to see the screen in a room with alot of natural light (from the ball of sky fire) It looks too pretty to put stickers on it T-T When I loaded my live USB of Ubuntu, it took a while to click on install because of Unity. (Your local nerd will understand what I mean.) Note: your local nerd is not Geek $quad ---Update: Nov. 8, 2012 I've now owned this product for over 5 months, and often use it more than my high-end desktop. Last week I installed Windows 8 Pro on this, and I'm loving the better touchscreen support Windows 8 has for it. Ubuntu had this problem where the touchscreen would not work after waking the computer up from sleep mode. Windows 8 constantly works. (deadzone still exists) Picture touching password is much nicer than typing one with the touchscreen and Windows 8 battery life is ALOT better than Ubuntu 12.04. However, you can't use Windows 8 apps because the screen resolution is too small. (by 268 pixels) Still as good as ever!
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  • Amazon Customer
    1.0 out of 5 stars Extremely disappointed
    Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2012
    Verified Purchase
    Purchased this tablet pc and was very excited about the prospect; however it has some limitations.
    The hard drive is partitioned into 4 partitions that cannot be removed or combined. The drive is too small to be effective as a small partition. The tablet function is only in the sense that it will lie flat, it does not seperate from the keyboard or rotate image as an iPad or other tablet does. Even with these problems, I was willing to try the unit, but the hard drive issue is more than I can overcome.
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  • ITMan2016
    2.0 out of 5 stars Should have listened to the negative reviews
    Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2012
    Verified Purchase
    I purchased this tablet for medical school so I could take notes in OneNote during lecture and studying. The tablet itself is well-designed. It feels sturdy and has a nice simplistic look and feel. I upgraded this unit to 2 GB of RAM and Home Premium Anytime Upgrade. It ran faster and works great for a netbook. That's about where the positives end.

    As far as the main feature I purchased this device for, inking, it is really mediocre. The PenWrite software certainly made the touchscreen easier for inking, but it is very far from perfect. I got many stray marks while resting my palm on the screen while writing. Also, sometimes inking input would not be detected at all; or it would make my strokes look jagged. Finally, another annoyance was that it would detect the input from my hand and the stylus as a double-finger tap which is used for right-clicking. It was very frustrating to see the right-click menu repeatedly popping up while inking, and sometimes I would accidently click cut and delete half of what I had just drawn/written.

    Then, the killer. Just last night, the bottom edge of the touchscreen stopped detecting any kind of input. So, I cannot use my stylus or the finger to touch anything on the taskbar. I can still use the rest of the screen, but who knows when that will die too. I had read reports online about this touchscreen issue but decided to take the chance. I should have listened to those reviews.

    Fortunately, Amazon will be refunding my purchase, and I will be looking for a new tablet PC that has better inking technology. I strongly recommend you do not purchase this tablet.
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  • Tom Gettle
    3.0 out of 5 stars Settlement Replacement
    Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2011
    I also received this netbook as part of the Nvidea legal settlement. It is a poor replacement for the HP Tablet notebook it is replacing, but it is better than nothing. The notebook it is replacing was completely dead.

    I've upgraded to Windows 7 Home Premium from the "Starter" version supplied with the unit. Why ASUS ships it with the "Starter" version is hard to understand. The touch scrreen requires the upgrade to be fully functional.

    I also upgraded it to 2 GB of RAM. It is interesting to note that the available slot for a RAM upgrade is empty from the factory. There is 1 GB of RAM installed internally. this is not discussed in the available documentation. I contacted ASUS technical support to determine the correct parts to do the upgrade since it is not addressed in the available documentation. The response that I received said to use a 2 GB module installed in the available slot. They also provided the specs for the type of RAM to use. I purchased that part and installed it. At first it appeared to be working as the netbook was now reporting 2 GB of RAM installed. However, there was a problem with powering the unit on. About 50% of the time it would not start. I removed the module that I installed and the problem disappeared, reinstalled it and the problem reoccured. I contacted the RAM manufacturer as I thought the module may have been bad. After holding an email dialog with Crucial, they felt that I had the wrong module installed. Per Crucial it should just be a 1 GB module to supplement the internal 1GB of RAM. A new 1 GB module was purchased from Crucial and installed. It works perfectly and I have had no power on problems. The information provided by ASUS was incorrect. Anyone else performing this update should go to the Crucial website and us their available tools to determine the required module. I am waiting to see if ASUS will take responsibility for me purchasing the wrong module and refund the cost of it.
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