why is Asus tablet being ignored in test by magazins?

[birdyzz]

These tablets have been out for a while now and have died out a bit now, and were quickly beaten by tablets like the nexus 10

When the Infinity was first released, it was in T3 and Stuff a number of times, and these are probably the two biggest general tech magazines in the UK, and UK only get one choice, 64gb w/ keyboard :/

This was a big tablet test, and the only subject in the magazine.
Tested tablets were new and the not so very new (Samsung Galaxy's -Acer - lenovo's)
Also Goglever Tab - Disgo - Toshiba - and B&N (?) and Kindle (?)
Why B&N and not Asus transf?
And why testing tablets without a reasonable amount of external storage?
Why is a better screen - Nexus- with hardly any storage an improvement for me, over a 'unlimited' amount of my own storage cards (Asus)?
It's what Google and Apple wants, not me.
Storage in the cloud I'm forced to use, and streaming movies.
I want to choose my own options in viewing movies.
And i don't want my data on strange servers anywere on the planet.
The question remains, why did the magazine choose not to test a Asus product that should have been there.
Do they know anything that i don't?
Interesting!
I want to know!

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[Wallydog]

[/QUOTE]The question remains, why did the magazine choose not to test a Asus product that should have been there.
Do they know anything that i don't?
Interesting!
I want to know![/QUOTE]

Its the Money

[Swipe]

Why don't you contact the magazine and ask them. We don't know any more than you do.

[FlaVTX64]

Why don't you contact the magazine and ask them. We don't know any more than you do.

I did all my research on line before I bought my TF300T, who actually sits down and reads a mag. anymore ??

[barskin]

This was a big tablet test, and the only subject in the magazine.
Tested tablets were new and the not so very new (Samsung Galaxy's -Acer - lenovo's)
Also Goglever Tab - Disgo - Toshiba - and B&N (?) and Kindle (?)
Why B&N and not Asus transf?
And why testing tablets without a reasonable amount of external storage?
Why is a better screen - Nexus- with hardly any storage an improvement for me, over a 'unlimited' amount of my own storage cards (Asus)?
It's what Google and Apple wants, not me.
Storage in the cloud I'm forced to use, and streaming movies.
I want to choose my own options in viewing movies.
And i don't want my data on strange servers anywere on the planet.
The question remains, why did the magazine choose not to test a Asus product that should have been there.
Do they know anything that i don't?
Interesting!
I want to know!

Wait...you're talking about one magazine? Now, I really must reiterate, who cares???? There have other articles, online sources, YouTube videos...One magazine means bupkis.

[barskin]

Why don't you contact the magazine and ask them. We don't know any more than you do.

Ahhhh. Hear, hear.