The practical all-rounder

I have the T100 Transformer Book now for about a week in operation. So plenty of time time to say a few words about the strengths and weaknesses of the device. Anyone who wants to buy a tablet or a notebook today, is slain formally by the large selection! With my summary, I might be able to help one or the other to decide. The T100 can namely both: Tablet and Notebook. Although at the size of 10.1 inches probably should say rather netbook. The device consists of a tablet and a keyboard, in which you can insert the tablet. The keyboard is designed so that you can just use the mated Transformer Book like a regular netbook. This means you can fold up, put on the table without an extra envelope or need to take without jeopardizing the display with positioning.
The Tablet snaps nicely into the bracket and is sitting there then also strong and stable. If you want to remove it again needs to press a little button, so it can not fall apart by accident.
The Transformer Book is very convenient when you need a small PC for work, you also want to see times on the train or the like a movie on the tablet. Here you have easy both in one.
Here is a small list of my personal pros and cons of points:

I find it good:
- - Tablet is well finished, touch screen made of tempered glass, easily accessible for volume etc.
- - High-performance technology, including a quad-core CPU from Intel with 1.33 GHz and 2GB RAM. For this, the T100 also has a separate graphics unit, so that one can thus theoretically also run games or graphically demanding programs. (Am I doing personally not to play the display is too small for me)
- - Keyboard protects folded the screen, no extra envelope required.
- - Real Windows 8.1, so no Android or the like. You can use any Windows programs that you know from your PC.
- - Display is sharp and has beautiful colors. Overall, a good image.
- - Battery lasts long. Come a day with moderate use of a charge.
I find not so good:
- - Tablet is relatively heavy, holding in a hand will eventually exhausting.
- - In contrast to the tablet, the keyboard is not quite as well-made and sometimes looks a bit shaky.
- - Compared to a netbook or a small notebook you have relatively little memory (64GB in my case). As would be somewhere safe somewhere still room for a SSD hard drive been
- - Only one USB connection. Is it possible to connect a mouse, which is good, then for an external hard drive but no more space. At least two USB ports would have been nice.
I think the machine well overall and am satisfied. A few criticisms you always, but here are the details that do not bother me great. Would buy it again and would definitely recommend.