It wasn't expected to be available until this Thursday, January 12th, but Asus has surprised us all and released the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update for the Transformer Prime starting today. If you've been watching our live blog of the event, you'll have seen the news already, but at around 4:35 PM PST, NVIDIA President and CEO Jen-Hsun Huang announced that the Asus Transformer Prime would be getting the Ice Cream Sandwich update today.
This officially makes the Transformer Prime the first Ice Cream Sandwich tablet on the market (you know, except for anyone with an alpha Cyanogenmod 9 ROM loaded up.)
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