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title: "VivoTab RT TF600T-B1-GR 10.1-Inch 32 GB Tablet (Gray) 2012 Model"
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# NVIDIA Tegra 3 Quad-core 1.3GHz 32GB Flash Storage + 2GB RAM 10.1" HD Super IPS+ Display VivoTab RT TF600T-B1-GR 10.1-Inch 32 GB Tablet (Gray) 2012 Model

**Brand:** asus
**Price:** 168.94 OMR
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate your mobile workspace with ASUS VivoTab RT — where power meets portability!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** VivoTab RT TF600T-B1-GR 10.1-Inch 32 GB Tablet (Gray) 2012 Model by asus
- **How much does it cost?** 168.94 OMR with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- asus enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted asus brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Capture Every Moment:** 8MP rear autofocus camera with flash and 2MP front camera for sharp photos and video calls.
- • **Lightweight Elegance:** Ultra-slim 0.33" and featherlight 1.16 lbs design with premium metallic finish—carry productivity in style.
- • **Extended Productivity:** Optional keyboard dock boosts battery life up to 16 hours, transforming your tablet into a full PC experience.
- • **Powerhouse Performance:** Quad-core NVIDIA Tegra 3 processor delivers smooth multitasking and console-quality gaming on the go.
- • **Vivid Visuals Anywhere:** 10.1" HD Super IPS+ with Outdoor Readable Mode for crisp, vibrant viewing even in bright sunlight.

## Overview

The ASUS VivoTab RT TF600T-B1-GR is a sleek 10.1-inch Windows 8 RT tablet featuring a vibrant 1366x768 HD Super IPS+ display with outdoor readability. Powered by a 1.3GHz NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core processor and equipped with 2GB RAM and 32GB flash storage, it balances performance and portability. Weighing just 1.16 pounds and only 0.33 inches thin, it offers premium build quality and an 8MP rear camera plus 2MP front camera. With up to 9 hours of battery life, extendable to 16 hours with an optional keyboard dock, it’s designed for professionals who demand productivity and style on the move.

## Description

Product Description               (VIVO RT) TF600T-B1-GR, Grey, 10.1" HD (1366x768) Super IPS+, OGS Touch Panel, Outdoor Readable Mode, NVIDIA Tegra 3 (1.3GHz), 2GB DDR3, NVIDIA Tegra 3, 32GB Flash, N/A, Win RT, 802.11BGN, 2MP & 8MP, 1 Year North America Warranty                  .com                              
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                    From the Manufacturer                 ASUS and YouIncredible TogetherWith a name inspired by the Latin verb "to live", Vivo is designed as a constant companion that blends the familiar elegance of ASUS tablet design with Microsoft's Windows RT.The ASUS VivoTab RT is designed with both work and play in mind. Get more done, enjoy new experiences and connect with others in exciting new ways.ASUS VivoTab RT and YOU. Incredible Together.Tried and Tested for QualityASUS is a global technology leader who focuses on the mastery of innovation and design perfection. Today, it is the world's #1 manufacturer of motherboards and is one of world's top PC brands. With customers' need in the forefront, ASUS embodies the passion to create products that truly enhance the computing experience. Not only does design matter, ASUS products are also strictly quality tested to surpass industry standards, surviving multiple drop tests, hinge tests cycles and LCD pressure tests to name a few, ensuring that every ASUS product you buy will be one of your best investments.Reliability MattersASUS PCs finish near or at the top of the industry's reliability rankings survey after survey.1Known for their unmatched reliability, ASUS products clearly offers you peace of mind and quality you can trust. Using only premium materials, ASUS aims to break the industry mold and deliver a product that is truly incredible.Key Features10.1" HD (1366x768) Super IPS+, OGS Touch Panel, Outdoor Readable Mode Powered by NVIDIA Tegra 3 Quad-core processor for best web experience with up to two times faster browsing, and console-quality gamingUltra-slim and light (0.33" thin and 1.16lbs light) with metallic finish design2MP front camera and 8MP auto-focus rear camera with flash, back-illuminated CMOS sensor, and large aperture design to clearly capture every momentOptional Docking station with Full QWERTY keyboard  adds additional 7 hours of battery life, to instantly turn the VivoTab RT into PC mode with up to 16 hours of battery life.2SpecificationsOperating System: Windows RTDisplay: 10.1" HD Super IPS+ panel with 1366 x 768 resolution, OGS Touch panel: 10 fingers multi-touch and outdoor readable modeProcessor: NVIDIA Tegra 3 Quad-core processor (1.3GHz)Wireless: 802.11 b/g/nBluetooth: BT 4.0Memory: 2GB DDR3 (1500MHz) LPStorage: 32GB or 64GB FlashCamera: 2 megapixel (front); 8.0 megapixel (Rear)Card Reader: Micro SD (SDXC)Speakers: Built-in Stereo speakersInput/ Output: 1 x Internal Microphone1 x Headphone-out / Mic-in1 x Micro HDMI portOthers: G-Sensor, E-Compass, GPS, Light Sensor, Gyroscope, NFC Ready Battery: Polymer 25W/h, up to 9 hours2Dimensions: 10.33" x 6.73" x 0.33" (W x D x H)Weight: 1.16lbs (with battery)Color: GreyWhat's in the BoxASUS VivoTab RT TabletAC AdapterWarranty Information Card  2Battery life varies depending on usage conditions             See more

## Features

- Windows 8 RT, 10.1 inches Display
- NVIDIA Tegra 3.0 1.3 GHz
- 32 GB Flash Memory, 2 GB RAM Memory
- 802_11_BGN wireless

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Standing screen display size | 10.1 Inches |
| Screen Resolution | 1366 x 768 |
| Max Screen Resolution | 1366x768 Pixels |
| Processor | 1.3 GHz tegra_3_0 |
| RAM | 2 GB DDR SDRAM |
| Hard Drive | 32 GB |
| Graphics Coprocessor | NVIDIA Tegra 3 |
| Card Description | Integrated |
| Wireless Type | 802.11n |
| Average Battery Life (in hours) | 9 Hours |
| Brand | ASUS |
| Series | Vivo Tab |
| Item model number | VivoTab RT TF600T-B1-GR |
| Hardware Platform | Windows |
| Operating System | Windows 8 RT |
| Item Weight | 1.16 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 8.5 x 4.5 x 0.1 inches |
| Item Dimensions  LxWxH | 8.5 x 4.5 x 0.1 inches |
| Color | Grey |
| Rear Webcam Resolution | 8 MP |
| Processor Brand | NVIDIA |
| Number of Processors | 4 |
| Computer Memory Type | SDRAM |
| Flash Memory Size | 32 GB |
| Hard Drive Interface | Serial ATA |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** ASUS
- **Model Name:** Vivo Tab
- **Memory Storage Capacity:** 2 GB
- **Screen Size:** 10.1 Inches
- **Display Resolution Maximum:** 1366x768 Pixels

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: I run my professional tax program on my PC can I put  on this on  an external drive and then connect and run on the asus? Thanks Cathy K**
A: No, it won't be able to run on the ASUS. Although the ASUS is a great tablet, it is nothing more than a Kindle Fire on steroids. It does not support Adobe Flash or reader and you can not run any windows software on it. You can download Apps from the windows store but they are limited. Because it is windows based (NOT full version) it won't run android apps (such as those you would put on your kindle). The Surface is the same, Windows 8 RT. I ended up buying an Acer Iconia W700. It is a full Windows 8- the pros and cons- it is bigger then the "norm" tablet of 10.1 inches. It is 11.6, giving you a bigger view of the screen items. It supports Adobe Flash and Reader, but you have to download and install a new version. It is portable but if you want to use it like you would a laptop, you need to buy an external Hard drive ($50-$150 for a decent one) an external CD/DVD reader/writer ($50) a extention with extra ports ($15) a wireless mouse ($10 - $30) a case to carry it all in ($50). In order to use any external device you MUST be plugged in. I am able (with TeamView) to access my desktop at home from anywhere. I am able to print at home to my e-printer from anywhere, it picks up any local wifi without any trouble. If your looking for portability and laptop useage its great. A small laptop with built in CD/DVD would work with less ancillary "parts" to loose and/or forget or leave behind.

**Q: do you have to get the keyboard through ASUS or can other after market brands work with it?**
A: Yes you can use other keyboards. I suggest you go to a Microsoft store if there is one nearby and check out the keyboards they have. Any keyboard that has USB or Bluetooth connectivity should work. However, as Mari points out, there are some advantages to using the ASUS keyboard, namely screen protection and extra battery life

**Q: CAN I WATCH NETFLIX**
A: Yes!  In fact, the Netflix app for Windows 8 RT works extremely well in general and on this tablet in paticular.  I like this version of the app better than the Android and iOS (iPad & iPhone) versions.  A lot of people have been very critical of Microsoft and their decision to make an RT version of Windows.  Obviously the full Windows 8 is more powerful (being able to run full Windows programs, not just apps), but my VivoTab RT is WAY more useful than my iPad and iPod Touch, especially since it comes with Microsoft Office.  Since getting my VivoTab RT over 18 months ago, I rarely touch my iPad 2.

**Q: what can make the touch screen fail if not broken or cracked?**
A: I have no idea! I am not a guru, but it freezes up.... I have had a nightmare of a time getting things taken care of through the claims dept. My HP was sent in last year for repair (I had some keys sticking) HP not only fixed the sticking, but replaced my keys and I didn't ask or expect them to do it! HP is a better product in my book. They back their products and produce long lasting computer equipment!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Beautiful!
*by M***H on January 5, 2013*

When I asked my Mom if she wanted a refresh of her iPad for Christmas she said, "refresh yes, another iPad not so much". We looked at all the new tablets and she picked this Asus Vivo Tab. I played with it for about a week before Christmas so I would be able to help her with any problems, (she is 75) and was totally impressed with the build quality and design--I would go as far as saying they are outperforming Apple here which is obviously not easy to do. The design and build quality are that good.The removable tablet/keyboard dock form factor is spot on IMO. The tablet was fairly easy to attach and remove from the base, it feels a little awkward at first as you get used to it. It vibrates and plays a chime tone when you have attached it correctly which helps. It takes both hands to dock/detach which is fine with me as when it is attached it really feels attached--I only mention it because it is not as effortless as the cute little magnetic click covers. Over our Christmas visit, (4 days) I noticed my Mom tended to just keep it attached to the keyboard dock so I mentioned and demonstrated several times that the tablet could be removed--she finally just told me she actually preferred it with the base attached for most uses as it "held itself up perfectly". I think she felt more secure being able to set it on her lap or the table and even preferred holding it by the base as it felt "safer". I was able to type pretty well on the chicklet style keyboard even though I have quite long fingers. I could match the 20-30 wpm I type at on my desktop keyboard without any problem. My wife who has very small hands but can type at 80-100 wpm took to it instantly. Tactile feedback for key presses felt very good to me. Key layout and spacing is well thought out. My only complaint would be the lack of back lighting--something I tend to like. Not a deal breaker by any stretch as the keyboard is obviously pretty close to the screen and it does cast some light on it. Touch typists won't care at all of course.The screen is great with excellent brightness/contrast/viewing angles etc. I did not see any ghosting or artifacts so refresh rates are good. No pixelation in movies during action sequences and explosions and playback was smooth as butter.I forgot to check the NFC "tap to share". Sorry.The gyroscopes and accelerometer seemed to work fine in the few games I tried. The screen oriented pretty rapidly when rotated. The closer it was to "upright" the faster it seemed to register--as with all tablets.Sound was better than any other tablet I have used but still lacks enough volume for all uses IMO. Headphones and my Nu Force UDAC 2 sounded excellent.The wireless NIC was great. I got 4 of 5 bars out on the front porch, about 30 feet from a typical Link-Sys home router, and her house has a brick exterior. Anywhere inside I usually had 5 of 5 bars.I really liked the Windows 8 live tile Touch UI --Metro or w/e they are calling it now. I also found the "desktop" portion of RT to be quite usable, especially with the touch pad and pointer on the dock. It was usable (but just barely) with a finger. I would miss the button I was aiming for about 40% - 50% of the time. My Mom already uses a stylus on her iPad so I was able to try one in the windows/desktop environment and it makes it a LOT more usable. The included office apps were all excellent. Being able to use files and folders was also very useful/comfortable for me, especially with either a stylus or the track pad and cursor. The track pad seemed fine to me but to be candid I detest them and am NOT a laptop person, so it could be awesome or horrible compared to other products and I would not know. My Mom uses a lap top and liked the track pad, as did my wife who also uses a laptop. I tried my Logitech Performance MX mouse with it's tiny little USB RX and it was detected and worked fine. I also tried various USB memory sticks and my Galaxy S2 phone and all were auto detected and worked without issue.Windows joined my Moms home network without any problems and adding a printer was going fine...right up until we got to the HP drivers list and her laser printer model was not listed. To be fair to HP the printer is older than dirt and my Pops has to run Windows XP on all their machines because he can't find printer drivers. The drivers list had a LOT of printers so I doubt most people will have a problem. When I was "testing" the Vivo Tab RT at home the week before Christmas I was able to print to my Canon color printer which is about 5 years old, and the Wife's HP 3 in 1 Photo Smart.The Windows 8 App market is not as filled out as Apple's or Androids--not sure what she will do without 50,000 Baby Shaker and Fart Apps--but she had all her Board Games and Bottle Cap type games loaded in about an hour. Think Yahtzi, (SP?) Bejewled, MahJong etc. She also had her Cook Book program and Kindle App and all her Solitaire games. The news paper and magazine selection seemed pretty good to me. She liked the FaceBook and Skype Apps. Her Yahoo email worked fine and the live tiles are actually kind of useful/cool. The mult-tasking is functional...not so sure about the way they split rhe dual view as a third of the screen...though everything seemed to re-size itself correctly when it was in the "little half" of the screen.To sum it up for Windows 8 RT: I really like the Metro touch UI a lot, (can't wait to get a windows 8 phone in fact) and the more traditional desktop portion of the OS is quite familiar and usable with either a wireless mouse, the track pad, or a stylus. Not so much with a "clunky" finger. My only complaint would not be with either environment, but the clunky way Microsoft dumps you from one to the other. The duplicate programs like IE for example. There is a Touch version and a "windows" version. They may have done that for people who are going to spend a lot of time in one or the other I guess, meaning if I was "plugged into windows" and had a mouse running and was working in office the windows version of IE might be more useful then the times I was on the couch just tooling around the web. I could use this OS as is right now without too much trouble and be very productive (and happy). I think it feels about 80% polished and I feel comfortable that future versions will cover that last 20% pretty quickly. I also think that the App store will fill out pretty rapidly for those needing more specialized apps like medical charting, pilots, engineers etc.I took advantage of the free dock deal Asus was running and I have to say that their customer interaction is not great by any stretch. The online form I had to fill out was pretty clunky and I could not get logged into my "VIP" account. Getting any information from their FAQ and forums was a waste of time and getting a person on the phone took a while. Once I did get a person, (who surprisingly spoke English) they were competent and got me squared away pretty quickly. Asus makes exceptionally good products in my experience, but their PR, and customer support still have a ways to go. I got the Dock 15 calendar days after I filled out the online form which seems reasonable for a rebate type "free" item.The hardware from Asus is just flat out WONDERFUL and I am very satisfied with this purchase. I will be buying their Transformer Book in 14" or 15" the minute it is available. Running pure windows programs (with a wireless mouse or stylus) on a beautiful ultrabook/tablet sounds great to me!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Couldn't be happier!
*by D***K on April 6, 2013*

I did a ton of research on several tablets and had narrowed it down to the Google Nexus 7 or a Windows tablet. The main thing that had me leaning towards the Nexus was how connected to the Google "ecosystem" I was since I use Google products like Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Maps, Reader, etc all throughout the day and have an Android smartphone for work. I ended up going against my Google bias and chose the Vivotab RT. I was aware of the limitations of Windows RT but also knew that I did not plan on the tablet replacing my desktop or laptop computers. I predominantly use it for work where the included Office 2013 suite of Word, Excel, Powerpoint and the excellent OneNote works well with Skydrive to access my files. I also use it casually to watch Netflix & Hulu Plus, check social media like Twitter & Facebook, Skype chat with friends, and the excellent Smartglass App if you are a big Xbox 360 user like my son and I are. While I don't really use my tablet to take pictures, the 8MP camera on it takes pretty decent pictures (though I wish I had a Picasa type app to edit and better store the pics). It also works great to read books once I learned a workaround to log me into the Amazon app to read my ebooks. I use Lastpass for all of my passwords and my Amazon password is a gibberish combination of upper/lowercase letters, numbers and symbols and the app had issues with symbols in the password. Once I changed my password I had access to all of my ebooks purchased from Amazon.The Windows 8 system is much easier on the tablet than my early adoption of Windows 8 on my desktop, due to the ability to swipe and tap the screen. The battery life is great and was made even better after I picked up the dock from Amazon (I didn't buy the dock and tablet at the same time).The only minor complaint that I have is that the screen, while very bright and clear, is an absolute fingerprint magnet. I solved this by getting a good stylus from Amazon (which also works great with OneNote). Any other complaints I have like the horrible Windows Store for apps, are not the fault of the Asus Vivotab and hopefully will be addressed by Microsoft soon. It is nothing like the Google Play store or the Itunes App store, and makes finding good applications quite difficult. Also, if you play a lot of games on your tablet the Windows tablet is pretty scarce for good games like you would find on an Ipad or Nexus. I'm not a tablet gamer so it was kind of a non-issue for my personal tastes. I realize that with this being a new platform it will take a bit for the number of apps to match the offerings from competing tablets. The new Twitter app is great, but there is no Facebook app yet. Of course you can just use the included Internet Explorer 10 to go to the Facebook site.Overall, I'm a huge fan of this tablet and my friends and family that I've showed the Vivotab RT to have been very impressed with some even looking to buy one themselves.

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