More specs on that TF701....

[colchiro]

ASUS Transformer Pad TF701T - Tegra 4 - next lab501

All of us want to know if the TF701 is going to fix our complaints with older Transformers. I saw the above link posted by Naitro90 in the Transfomer forums and thought I'd pass it on. You will need a browser (like Chrome) that supports translating Romanian to English.

To skip to the question we all have (i/o speed), see pages 15 & 16:

ASUS Transformer Pad TF701T - Tegra 4 - Page 15 of 22 - next lab501 (Quadrant, click on i/o)

Quadrant is a rather old benchmark that allows us to see the differences in performance between different generations of SoC's. The result of the total feel there needs explanation, the difference between SoC Tegra 4 and other sites are obvious. And if you look at the results tab for the processor will see a huge difference between TF701T and ranked next Galaxy Note 8, which uses a 4412 Exynos SoC with a Quad-Core CPU Cortex-A9 processor clocked at 1.6 GHz.
Same great differences are found in Linpack, four Cortex-A15 cores clocked at 1.9 GHz record results 5 times higher in single-thread and 2 times higher than the tablet multithreaded 2nd.

ASUS Transformer Pad TF701T - Tegra 4 - Page 16 of 22 - next lab501 (Antutu, click on i/o)

In AnTuTu not see the same spectacular results, even so all Tegra 4 is in first place almost all sections (only RAM is on par with Memo Pad 10, and the 2D is surpassed by other tablets).
With Vellamo we tested SoC's performance when using a browser other words testing processing elements include HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript course. Tegra 4 recorded a 66% better result than the one recorded by the next ranked Google Nexus 10.

Based on what I see on those pages, assuming the TF701 fits my budget, I'll be buying one.

The last prices I saw were $400-500 for the tab and $150 for the dock. My TF700T and dock sold on fleaBay for $332. I paid $370 for them in June (CraigsList).