The Transformer Prime Quad-Core Tablet is a Gaming Delight

By PCWorld Video, PCWorld Dec 6, 2011 5:30 PM

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The first quad-core tablet, the Transformer Prime from Asus, is an Android tablet running Android Honeycomb and has some of the best looking graphics we’ve ever seen on a mobile device.

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