The Transformer Pad Infinity is a follow-up to the Eee Pad Transformer Prime tablet, which was released in Australia earlier this year. Both of these versions use a 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Krait dual-core processor instead of the Tegra 3 quad-core chip that powers the Wi-Fi only model.
Globally, the company will sell 3G and 4G LTE models of the device. "It will release with 64GB only, with the possibility of 32GB depending on market demand."ĪSUS initially stated the 32GB model, slated for release in some other international markets, would not be sold Down Under at all.ĭespite the delay and the higher price, ASUS still has no plans to launch a 3G model of the Transformer Pad Infinity in Australia. "Originally it was supposed to be $899 but this has changed to $999 for the 64GB with dock," the ASUS spokesperson explained. This retail price includes the keyboard dock bundled into the sales package, an accessory that is sold as an add-on option in other markets. The tablet was expected to retail for $899, but will now sell for $100 more than that at $999. In addition to the stock delay, the Transformer Pad Infinity will command a higher recommended retail price in Australia than initially expected.
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