My Asus TF101 suffered a sudden hot chocolate coating by my kid and it is now busted. It does turn on but I get a nice colourful screen that is non-responsive. My question is: Can I open up the tablet and access my files just like a PC where I can take out the hard drive and plug it into another PC? I am not sure how the internal memory is stored in a tablet (hard drive, SD card, etc). So, in short, if I do open it, what should I be looking for and how do I interface with it so I can get my files? - Thanks!
Interface with Tablet Hard Drive (or memory storage)
- Thread starter milkeyway
- Start date
HilltopStudios
Member
- Oct 10, 2011
- 89
- 23
Unfortunately the Asus, like practically all tablets uses NAND flash memory hard soldered to the main board instead of a hard drive:
Asus Eee Pad Transformer TR101 Teardown: 16GB Kingston KE4BT4B6A NAND Flash | 48 of 61
Here are the rest of the pictures of the tear down:
Cracking Open the Asus Eee Pad Transformer TF101 | ZDNet
Asus Eee Pad Transformer TR101 Teardown: 16GB Kingston KE4BT4B6A NAND Flash | 48 of 61
Here are the rest of the pictures of the tear down:
Cracking Open the Asus Eee Pad Transformer TF101 | ZDNet
Similar threads
