Asus calls the Transformer Book V the "world's first five-mode, three-in-one converged laptop that features a Windows and Android laptop and tablet as well as an Android smartphone."
Computex 2014: The Asus Transformer Book V 5-in-1 Hybrid
Here, all five modes of the Transformer Book V are seen - it comprises a laptop with a detachable 12.5-inch screen that becomes a separate tablet and a 5-inch smartphone that docks into the tablet
Computex 2014: The Asus Transformer Book V 5-in-1 Hybrid
Shih said, "In each of the modes, we offer an uncompromised experience, no matter whether for communication, productivity or entertainment." The Transformer Book V was met with applause from the audience
Computex 2014: The Asus Transformer Book V 5-in-1 Hybrid
The five-inch phone docks into the tablet and promises speeds up to four times faster than 3G. As a laptop, one "hardware button" switches between the two operating systems
Computex 2014: The Asus Transformer Book V 5-in-1 Hybrid
The Asus launch followed Taiwanese rival Acer's announcement of its first smart wearable Friday, the Liquid Leap wristband with fitness tracking, phone and SMS notification and music control
Computex 2014: The Asus Transformer Book V 5-in-1 Hybrid
As a laptop, Transformer Book V includes a full Qwerty keyboard and touchpad, and runs both Windows 8.1 and Android 4.4 KitKat. A dedicated hardware button provides instant switching between the two operating systems. The laptop features a next-generation Intel Core processor
Computex 2014: The Asus Transformer Book V 5-in-1 Hybrid
As a tablet, Transformer Book V also works as a standalone Windows 8.1 tablet and an Android 4.4 KitKat tablet when the phone is docked. Switching between the two systems only takes a tap on the screen
Computex 2014: The Asus Transformer Book V 5-in-1 Hybrid
As a phone, Transformer Book V runs Android 4.4 KitKat, and is said to be the world's first 5-inch LTE smartphone powered by an Intel Atom quad-core processor
Computex 2014: The Asus Transformer Book V 5-in-1 Hybrid