CES 2012: New version of Transformer Prime announced!
Early buyers of the ‘original’ Transformer Prime are definitely going to be in for a disappointment. At the ongoing ...

Early buyers of the ‘original’ Transformer Prime are definitely going to be in for a disappointment. At the ongoing CES 2012, Asus has officially announced the latest Transformer Prime TF700T with a 1080p capable display. As reported by Slash Gear, the TF700T comes with a 1020 x 1200 Super IPS+ display with Gorilla Glass, along with numerous changes in the insides of the device.

New version launched
The front facing camera has been upgraded to 2 megapixel, from 1.3. The rear panel has a new look now that will enhance Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS performance of the Prime. However, (and thankfully so!) it is still compatible with the keyboard dock of the other Transformer Prime. The other specs, include Tegra 3 1.3GHz quad core, microHDMI and microSD card slot.
The Transformer Prime is priced at $599 (approx Rs.31,335) for the 32GB model and $699 (approx Rs. 35,562) for the 64GB one. It will start selling in North America in Q2 2012. We’re not too sure about the availability for Indian shores yet, but we’ll keep you updated when more information is available.

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