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Corsair Voyager Air 1TB Review

ASUS MeMO Pad Smart & Multi-Streams

Published: 15th May 2013 | Source: Corsair | Price: £164.99 | Author: Bryan Waters

ASUS MeMO Pad Smart

We have to thank ASUS for kindly giving us their MeMO Pad Smart to assist in today's review. Based around a quad-core Tegra 3 chip and with a big 10inch screen running Android Jelly Bean, the MeMO Pad is perfect for those who desire an Android tablet that wont break the bank. Thanks to the wide viewing angle IPS screen and stereo sound, it's also just the job for allowing multiple people to watch the same media.

Naturally our testing involved people all over the office, but that's not the easiest thing to get a single photograph of, so although this isn't the natural way we tested the Voyager Air, it at least enables you to see that streaming different media to different devices is well within the capabilities of the Corsair Voyager Air.

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15-05-2013, 11:54:14

alienware

Thanks for the review Bryan, reading now Quote

15-05-2013, 13:21:40

dipzy

This was a great read, thanks Bryan

Drive looks great and with so many features that i would use daily, i will be picking one up soon hopefullyQuote

15-05-2013, 13:45:58

remember300

was a good read, thanks if they do it in blue id be tempted looks nice a chunky too, i know this sounds sad but i like a chunky drive makes me feel like my data is safe.

edit: in the intro just clear the double type of in the pub unless you go to a pub in a pub then thats awesomeQuote

17-05-2013, 07:28:27

Greenback

nice review and a nice bit of gear, My only concern would be how easy it will be to replace the battery, as they only have so many recharges before they don't hold the charge so long. And that will be long before the hdd is deadQuote

18-05-2013, 00:04:52

NeverBackDown

I want one now, in my rig i only have so much storage and this would most certainly help with my music library and other crap i have on here

The HUGE selling point is you can use this on WiFI or usb so if you have a smartphone with no unlimited data plan and you like to sync your devices for back up: you will not waste any precious data usage for that. Which is helpful if you have many music files,movies and etc...Quote

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