There are very few surprises left about Asus’ Transformer Prime — at least on the hardware front — but that doesn’t make its FCC passing any less exciting. Indeed, the first tablet to have Nvidia’s quad-core Kal-El processor is making its way through the regulatory stomping grounds just ahead of its November 9th launch date. Besides the back cover diagram (pictured above), the documents don’t reveal much, unless you consider the presence of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to be shocking. We know it isn’t much, but hey, at least we know it’s headed here very soon. Now we just need that pricing confirmed, Asus.
Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime hits the FCC
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Update: Wireless Goodness dug up some shots of the Prime’s innards. They don’t seem to be on the FCC site anymore, but you can check them out here.
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