There
it was. The end of it all. The end of the exams. Now would be the time to
rejoice, to enjoy, to write, to blog, and to see movies. I was sure that these vacations would be
better than the last, as I had a new friend, a new member in my house. I would
enjoy the coming days like never before. Come whatever may.
As
I settled into the bus to make my way home, the dread of the last vacations
came back to me in a flood.
Opening
the door with my key, I hurriedly dropped off my shirt and raced to my room,
throwing my bag on the sofa. Absent-mindedly, I pushed the button on the CPU of
my PC to make it start, and went off to the kitchen to retrieve a cold bottle
of water. Drinking half of it in a single gulp, I noticed that it wasn’t as
cold as it should have been. Drops of water had condensed on the outside of the
bottle and as I noticed that there was a power cut, I swore loudly and threw
the bottle on the floor.
Picking
my bag from the bed, I searched its bowels to retrieve my prehistoric phone. With
it came my handicapped earphones, which did not provide me any sound in the
right ear. The battery was taking its last breaths when the electricity came
on, and as I connected the charger, I realized it wasn’t working as it usually
did. A half dead earphone, power cuts, and an injured charger. There wasn’t a
chance for any more bad to take place. I still had my PC.
No.
I didn’t. Repeated cursing, abusing and even careful tampering with the antique
didn’t work out, and that was the end of the fun, that too on the day vacations
began. So ironic!
A
bump on the road brought me back from the last vacations. This torture had gone
on the whole vacation, and I was stuck with nothing to do, except crib, and
shout and sweat in the heat. Oh God!
As
the bus came to a halt near my house, I got down and walked to my house,
waiting to kick off these vacations on a high, with a lot of fun, and more to
come.
As
usual, the water on the outside of the bottle troubled me and tortured me, but
then, I smiled.
“Nothing
can go wrong! I have my new friend,” I thought to myself.
Dropping
my bag in the same place as the last vacations, I stomped off to my cupboard
and retrieved it. This was it!
Grey,
and new, the screen shone like a mirror and I could see the large smile on my
face in it. As I switched it on, the logo in white shone in my eyes, and I
looked at it with pride- ASUS. Taking my
earphones, I swiped my way to the music player and they began blaring my
favorite songs, exactly the way I liked them.
As
I opened the web browser to enjoy the latest news of the football transfer
season, I realized that the wifi was off, all thanks to the absence of
electricity. But hey, who cares!
Moving
to my dormant PC, I pulled out my portable hard disc which contained all of my
favorite movies and shows. The last Game of Thrones episode was remaining, and
with an indifference to the sweat trickling down my brow, I connected my hard
disc to the Transformer using the 3.0
USB socket and watched the suspense reveal itself.
An
hour later, the sweat had all evaporated, the electricity coming on finally,
maybe after realizing it couldn’t stop me from enjoying, and here I was, with a
fresh idea in mind. As I switched off the video player, my songs began playing
automatically as was set by me, and my legs started catching the beats.
Taking
the dock which allowed me to type with the fluency my PC keyboard allowed me, I
began writing, and browsing through some synonyms when my mind failed to pick
some words up. With the offline and online options of the thesaurus of MS Word,
I managed to enjoy the feel of proper blogging on this wonder device.
Connecting
automatically to my wifi, my ASUS T100 retrieved my
social networking options, and allowed to enjoy a live video chat with my
editor, as he explained all the changes needed in my writing. As we talked, I
slowly shifted from the chat to the browser and posted the new write up I just
wrote.
“How
the hell did you post this now,” my friend asked on the chat.
“Doesn’t
it hang? My tab does that man, its damn annoying.”
“Throw
your tab into the sea man! This has a 2 GB RAM kid!”
“I
got that much in my PC. Technology is sure working too fast for us to keep up.”
“ASUS is man, not the whole world maybe. They
are forever in the search of the incredible, and the Transformer is seriously
incredible.”
The
connection got cut off all of a sudden and I realized that it was an error from
my friend’s side. Minutes later, I got a text that his tab had just fallen ill,
and he would need to get it repaired.
Smiling
to myself, I looked at my ASUS T100 with pride.
This was it. The ultimate. I was holding it right in my hands. I was hooked.
Completely.
There
was always something I could do with my T100. No, could is the wrong word, I always had something to do with my T100. My world had been made easier, and I
was always had something to do on the move.
Morning I wrote,
Afternoon I read,
The screen remained on the full day,
Movies and videos,
Even songs blaring,
I can check my friends’ statuses,
And even do some image sharing.
A hard disc connected,
Opens the whole world to me,
Give me the detachable dock,
A wifi and leave me be.
With Video calling,
And the Windows eight point one,
Incredible is what is this,
And can be matched by none.
ASUS is the best,
It’s come from the future,
It has no competitors,
‘Cause in the business it’s the teacher.
Rhymes are good,
To end a blog post,
This one made some sense,
So let’s raise a toast.
The incredible,
It’s the best there is,
And that’s not said by the gullible.
Spontaneous was the rhyme,
I didn’t think of going so long,
I must end right now,
Or it will be a wrong.
This
is how the ASUS Transformer
T100
keeps me hooked to itself. There isn’t a moment I’m away from it, and there
isn’t a moment when it disappoints me by showing a bug or problem in itself. To
know more about the ASUS Transformer
T100
and to end your search of the incredible, click here (http://asusindia.co.in/T100/). You are bound
to get hooked, I must say.
A rather long prologue before you finally opened the ASUS chapter... but interestingly written. All the best for the contest!
ReplyDeleteArvind Passey
www.passey.info
Thank you Sir, wish you the same :)
Deletewow we are dependent on electricity and our gadgets huh? such is life! This new ASUS Transformer T100 sounds interesting
ReplyDeleteYes, we are always dependent on the gadgets which make life simpler and more fun and the T100 is really something good :)
DeleteThat bit about Watsapp gave me some smiles.... :)
ReplyDeleteGlad you felt that way Ritesh :)
DeleteReally very interesting couldn't stop me reading till end
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