Review: ASUS MeMO Pad 10 (ME103K) - An earnest tablet

Introduction

The Memo Pad 10

Asus Memo has a new sibling with the launch of its latest tablet MeMO Pad 10 ME103K. Memo has already been launched in European market for 199 Euros(~15,500 rupees) and we hope it to be launched soon in other markets. Asus Memo Pads is a budget #Android tablet manufactured by Taiwanese corporation. The tablet was first announced and released in January 2013.

Getting to know about Memo

Memo is a 10.1 inch full-fledged tablet which runs on Android KitKat. The tablet is powered by solid quad-core processor and a gigabyte of RAM. The tablet seems to have a fine finish and looks smart. Asus has included its Zen UI on the device, which includes a number of software enhancements, most of which are quite useful.

Build and Quality

Thw tablet is really elegant and looks high end. Asus had been pioneers when it comes to design aspects when it comes to tablet and were the first to make #Nexus tablets couple of years ago.

Processor & Ram: Asus MeMO ME103K comes with a attractive combo of 1.2 GHz qualcomm snapdragon quad-core processor and 1GB RAM. Performance wise this should fit into most the requirements of apps and moderate gaming.

Display & Camera: Asus MeMO has done a pretty decent job around the display too. MeMo comes with HD resolution of 1280x800 piexls. It features a 10.1-inch WXGA LED-backlit IPS display with 10-point multi-touch support. MeMo flashes a 2 megapixel (5 megapixels back mounted snapper on select models) rear camera and 0.3 mega pixel front camera which should be considered satisfactory as most of us tend to click pictures from phone rather than a tablet.

The impressive HD Screen of Memo Pad 10

Storage: The new MeMO Pad 10 tablet is available in 8GB, 16GB and 32GB built-in storage variant, which can be further extended via microSD card up to 64GB. The company is also offering 5GB of lifetime ASUS web storage space in addition to 11GB for the first year. The tablet measures 256x174x9.9mm and weighs at 525 grams.

The Black Version of Memo Pad 10

Connectivity: One of the very few drawback’s of MeMO is its incapability to connect to the world via 3G. You can however connect through Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS, GLONASS and Miracast.

Cheat-sheet

General Observation & Verdict

Go for it if you already have good camera phone and are mostly in WiFi hotspots. Apart from these two areas this phone soars high.


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