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Question: A review in pcmag.com says that this Asus tablet comes with a "carrying case."  If true, what type of case is included?
Document: I do not mind using the included pen but I prefer the feel of a full pen when writing.Now all tablets of this size will have a problem with the pen when you are close to the edge of the screen. This tablet has the same problem and it can be made worst if you put it in a case that has magnets. This makes finding a good case a bit hard. A magnet in the clasp may be ok but one with a magnet in the corners can cause interference.
The tablet works great. I have used this and the Dell Venue Pro 8 extensively. I like the writing on this tablet better and Dell still hasn't worked out all their driver issues with the Venue series. Asus screen clarity is good and bright, mostly usable outdoors but could be better, a lot of glare. That back of the Asus case feels somewhat cheap especially when compared to the dell. I chose the Asus because of the included Wacom pen and like it a lot.
This is a great little tablet. I needed something I could carry around where my laptop would be too bulky. This one does the trick. It's big enough to see everything and small enough to fit in large pockets like coats and carry-on luggage. It comes with MS Office which displays a little small for my old eyes but it makes the tablet more useful than just a tablet. I did get a Bluetooth keyboard for it for when I do need to type.
Update: ASUS considers this to be a notebook computer. If you Google ASUS ADP, it will tell you how to register your tablet within 60 days of purchase for free one year ADP. I just got an email from ASUS saying it was registered and I could make one accidental damage claim within the next year. Amazon is considered to be an authorized reseller. I thought this was great!! !Old Review: A little about me.
They both have the one essential (for us) external storage. ***(The March 27 review) I'm fairly new to tablets and Win 8, and nothing seemed to go right the first two days that I had this computer. Thanks to two other early reviewers, I found the stylus (it's part of the case), and learned some useful things about this "mini-PC." That's exactly what it is, a PC with Windows 8. It's only a tablet in size.
I have mostly been using this tablet in landscape mode (but it works perfectly in this mode).Note that some reviews mention the VivoTab Note 8 tablet comes with an SD card containing Windows recovery data to free up space on the device. While this is true, it does not apply to the 64GB version - the SD card only comes with the 32GB model.I also carry an iPod Touch for listening to music on the go. Could this replace it for that? Maybe - not sure.
I have bought an iOS and Android tablets in the past but I have never bought a Windows tablet before. The ASUS Vivotab 8 comes with pre-installed Office 2013 Home Edition (OneNote included) as well as Wacom digitizer.With this tablet I was able to run Visual Studio Express, play awesome old C&C; games, Counter Strike 1.6.
After researching my issues it seems a TON of people have these issues with this Tablet. the Troubleshooting thread has a bunch of fixes and none of them work. you can see here just how many have had this same problem. 77 Pages worth of the same complaint.http://forum.tabletpcreview.com/asus/61338-vivotab-note-8-pen-stopped-working.htmlSo sad...
I have lots of experience with pen able computers and one tablet (Samsung Note 10.1). On the PC side I have the Asus Taichi, Gateway M275, And 2 UMPC.I have been looking for the best note taking computer and I have to say the Asus Vivotab Note 8 has just about made a bulls eye. The form factor is very light very portable easy to hold and use. The specs are standard for a computer of this type. The only option you have is the storage size.
I, myself, like it much better. Oh, and it also has an active eraser on the top end which the included pen does not, which can be handy.2014/03/29 - Everything is working fine. The surface pro stylus is definitely better and easier to use. I now think of the stylus that came with the tablet as my "backup" stylus, safely stored in the tablet in case I forget my pro stylus.
Answer: Only if you consider the original box a carrying case.