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This brings memories for me, as I used to own an Eee Transformer, which was a 2011 Android tablet with Honeycomb, and keyboard and trackpad... It was surprisin
by shp0ngle 7y ago
This brings memories for me, as I used to own an Eee Transformer, which was a 2011 Android tablet with Honeycomb, and keyboard and trackpad...
It was surprisingly useful, but... it was still 2011 Android. The best thing was still to put an SSH client on it and actually do all the work somewhere else remotely.
- 9wzYQbTYsAIc 7y agoAh, those were the days.
- josteink 7y agoHad one of those devices. Kept it alive for several years by maintaining a custom Cyanogenmod fork for it. It was a great device, save for the severely compromised Nvidia-SOC which made HD-playback only work sometimes. Such a let-down! Had someone made a device like this with the specs of the Nexus 7, I would have bought it and replaced my Transformer in a heartbeat. But nobody did, so now I’m back on my Thinkpad, and it’s actually really nice to run a OS of your choice, which you loaded on a machine you own, which isn’t actively fighting you.
- shp0ngle 7y agoI looked it up and it seems the Transformer line is still alive, they just put Windows 10 on it