ASUS Announces Transformer Mini (T103HAF) with Native Global 4G LTE

ASUS partners with Transatel to offer Europe’s first 4G LTE-enabled Windows 10 detachable 2-in-1 PC for an always-connected internet experience

TAIPEI, Taiwan, December 11, 2017 — ASUS today announced Transformer Mini T103HAF, a revolutionary and feature-packed detachable 2-in-1 PC, to the European market. This Windows 10 device features an embedded SIM (eSIM) for an always-connected experience, even in the absence of Wi-Fi. This gives users the independence they need while on the go, either locally or anywhere across Europe.
ASUS is partnering with Transatel to provide the cellular data service for Transformer Mini. The French telco is the first operator to offer 4G LTE data plans that can be purchased directly from the Windows Store. This cooperation between ASUS and Transatel makes Transformer Mini Europe’s first Windows 10 device with 4G LTE, and it will feature a free, preloaded 1GB/one-month trial bundle for use anywhere in Europe .
Transformer Mini delivers a convenient and unparalleled user experience, with Transatel serving as the Default Operational Profile (DOP), enabling cellular connectivity immediately upon powering up the device. Users will discover an out-of-the-box cellular service, Cellular Data by Transatel, and will be able to manage connectivity directly within the Windows 10 network settings. Users can enjoy attractively-priced prepaid Transatel data plans via the Windows Store.
“We are always on a relentless quest to perfect our products and create solutions that exceed user expectations. We are proud to offer the beautiful and innovative ASUS Transformer Mini T103HAF, which not only delivers the best of today’s technology, but also uninterrupted and strong connectivity. Native, embedded cellular global connectivity is a breakthrough feature in Windows 10, one that we consider is essential for today’s world of on-the-go computing,” said Mr. Eric Ou, Group General Manager, ASUS EMEA Systems Business Group.
“ASUS is leading the way in the consumer electronics revolution, offering device end-users an incomparable independence through easy access to local cellular networks. They’re also adding some risk-free revenue and helping local networks gain back their share from data usage. Everyone, from end-user to mobile telecom networks, stands to gain from partnerships such as these, and we’re immensely proud to be promoting this experience with ASUS,” said Mr. Jacques Bonifay, CEO, Transatel.