Asus vivotab smart file transfer

One PC is main one is slave. From main one you can choose what to copy to or from slave. Anyway - ther was USB cable like that on the market when WiFi was slow - if it is still in shops - no idea. Last edited: Mar 6, Thanks for your replies guys.

I think the reason why wifi is slow is because I'm sitting upstairs on my desktop which is wired through a powerline adaptor. The router is downstairs so the wifi reception is a little weak.

I resorted to a memory stick. I'm going to have to test the wifi nearer to the router to see if there is something wrong. You must log in or sign up to reply here. Show Ignored Content. Similar Threads - Direct file transfer.

Replies: 0 Views: For Mac user, there is no install steps, you only need to drag the application icon into Application folder. Run the program. Click on Add button to locate the DVD source you need to convert. There are many titles in DVD movie. So we need to checked the Merge into one file option. The titles will be converted into one file. Click on the Format option, find MP4 from the list. The VivoTab Smart's To the left of that is a subtle gray ASUS logo.

Click to Enlarge The VivoTab's left edge features a microUSB port and microSD card slot, while the right edge plays host to the slate's thin volume rocker and headphone jack.

The power button sits on the top edge. Unfortunately, the edges, particularly the right edge, are a bit too sharp for our liking. At All three tablets weigh the same 1. While viewing a p trailer for "Star Trek: Into Darkness," fine details such as wrinkles on characters' faces and small pieces of debris flittering through space were easily visible. Captain Kirk's blue eyes stood out in stark contrast to the Enterprise's austere white interior.

At lux, the VivoTab Smart's display is brighter than the Acer Iconia W' s lux rating but dimmer than the category average of lux. Stereo speakers--both on the left side of VivoTab Smart's rear panel--produced clean audio that was just loud enough to fill a small conference room.

When transporting the tablet, the cover and keyboard magnetically connect to each other and serve to protect the VivoTab's display. Unfold the cover, and the TranSleeve Keyboard separates from the cover and the tablet. While this setup works fine when sitting at a desk, it's not optimal for use on a lap, especially on a bus or train.

Folding the cover into a stand was less than intuitive; it took several attempts to find the correct method. Click to Enlarge The TranSleeve Keyboard sports the same netbook-like layout of most other Windows 8 hybrids and tablets. As a result, keys are smaller than a standard keyboard, which can lead to typing errors.

That said, tactile feedback and key travel were satisfying, and the small wrist rest made typing fairly comfortable. Among Windows 8 tablets, we prefer the Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet 2's keyboard, which has larger keys with greater travel.

The small clickpad beneath the TranSleeve's keyboard made navigating the Windows 8 desktop environment far easier than relying on the VivoTab's touch screen alone. The clickpad supports most Windows 8 gestures, including swiping in from the right to access the Charms menu, swiping in front the left to switch between apps and swiping down to access in-app options.