Now Download and Install CyanogenMod 9 On Asus Transformer Pad 300

All those people who have already unlocked the bootloader of their devices and rooted their ASUS Transformer Pad 300 and now keenly waiting for the CyanogenMod 9 team to release a build for their device especially, have a reason to rejoice since the most awaited build has hit the CM download site recently.

Earlier CM team already released a build for the TF101 (original Transformer) as well as TF201 (Transformer Prime) and as such, I already predicted that a build for ASUS Transformer Pad 300 would be launching very soon and I was correct.

Talking about features of this Tablet, then it’s a splendid Android Tablet which has spectacular features. The tablet was announced in February, 2012 and it’s now available in the market and it has arrived big blast as most of the people were attracted towards this extremely featured tablet.

To talk about few immense features of ASUS Transformer Pad 300, then when you’ll buy this tablet, it would be running on Android OS, v4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich). It comes with a 1 GB RAM which will help to run any application smoothly. It has an 8 GB rear camera and 1.2 MP front camera. It records videos at 1080 pixels which mean you’ll be recording full HD videos. The storage space of this android Tablet can be expandable to 32 GB. Along with these, this tablet has many more interesting features.

Now talking about the CyanogenMod 9 build which recently released for this device, then since it is the first nightly build for this device, you can expect few bugs but overall response for this build has been fairly positive. We can say that all the essential features of the tablet like data, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth are working fine. Well, if you still can’t wait to get the CM9 action on your ASUS Transformer Pad 300, you can now get started with ease. Just head over to the link given below and download it.

Download the CyanogenMod 9 from here. For full update Guide, visit the official CyanogenMod Wiki.

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