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ASUS Eee Pad Slider: Hybrid Gadget The ASUS Eee Pad Slider was initially planned to be released together with its sibling, the Eee Pad Transformer. However, ASUS had to push back the release due to some technical issues with the Slider. Our first hands-on with the Eee Pad Slider was during the Consumer Electronics Show 2011 in January, where it was showcased together with the Transformer. While the Transformer features a detachable keyboard docking station, the Eee Pad Slider comes with a slide-out keyboard underneath the tablet - kind of like a slider smartphone. We were duly impressed during our review of the Eee Pad Transformer as it brings mobility and functionality of tablets to the next level. Naturally, we had high hopes when the review unit of the Eee Pad Slider came in. Read on to see if the ASUS Eee Pad Slider can one-up the Transformer and the rest of the tablets. Hiding beneath the ASUS Eee Pad Slider is a built-in full QWERTY keyboard. Sliding out the keyboard turns the Eee Pad Slider into a netbook of sorts. Design Aspects On the outlook, the Eee Pad Slider looks just about the same as any other tablet in the market and there seems nothing outstanding about it. In fact, the Eee Pad Slider has a rather thick black bezel around the 10.1-inch display just like the Eee Pad Transformer which makes it look bulky. Along the top center portion of the bezel, a 1.2-megapixel front camera and light sensor are embedded. As for the main 10.1-inch display occupying most of the Eee Pad Sliders front face, it continues to attract fingerprints easily, just like most tablets. The screen is also too reflective for our liking.