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[Samsung Galaxy Mini] nelsonchrissimom:
Thanks buddy!
[LG Thrill 4G] mikeeey:
I've been having trouble getting tegra games to show up and appear compatible for the longest time. Now I think I've partially done it. I've noticed I can finally see more gameloft titles such as NOVA 2. However, there are still games that aren't working. If I go to TegraZone and click on glowball or the Elder Scrolls V Skyrim live wallpaper it says my device is not compatible. Perhaps these are only for Tegra 3? Does chainfire 3d market fix give support for tegra 3 apps, or do we need to edit our build.prop for a tegra 3 device? If so, which device and what do we change?
[LG Thrill 4G] blackhelio:
There is a method you need to use to get them working on an imcompatible device, search the forums.
[LG Thrill 4G] mikeeey:
I've tried different methods... I've only been able to get as far as getting Tegra 2 games to work, that's why I'm asking after I've searched. I can't seem to bring up anything regarding Tegra 3 games.

Is Chainfire 3D supposed to make Tegra 3 games compatible or only up to Tegra 2?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BongoBong:
Just wondering what the tablet demographics of the people buying the prime are.

I don't have a tablet so this will be my first one! Was initially going to get the original but with the craziness at launch I just didn't have the time and effort to get one so I ended up buying a sweet BBQ instead.

never made a poll here before so hopefully i get it right..

edit. well that was easy!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] adampdx:
I bought a G Tablet in November last year and had it for a couple of months. It was OK, ran well, but it was clunky and the screen sucked. I was also really disappointed at the lack of HDMI output. I don't think I'll be let down by this sleek beauty.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Beknatok:
This'll most likely be my first tablet.

I'm playing the waiting game, to see how the first production batch works out, then I'll probably pick one up.

I've waited this long because I believe that Android really needs the power of a quad-core behind it, to really shine on a tablet implementation.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kokusho:
I have the Transformer, wich is my first and only tablet. I'm loving it, especialy for the dock and the overall expérience, the support from Asus and the enthousiasm from the community.

But It's not perfect, just like the first ipad, iPhone, Nexus one and every first génération of a great product.

So I'm going to buy the Prime cause I think it's a big leap forward, then sell my dear Transformer to someone else (maybe for chrismass if I get the Prime before).
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mithent:
I'm interested in getting the Transformer Prime (not that they're even up for preorder here yet), but I've never had a tablet before. I'm not sure where a tablet would fit into my life, but with the dock it becomes an Android netbook with a tablet option, which seems like a much more viable PC companion to me.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ajamils:
Currently own TF1 and pre-ordered TF2. TF1 was my first real tablet. Before that I had 7" Galaxy Tab but did not use it much. I also own Ipad 2, which I have only used once and did not like it. On the other hand I love the TF1 specially due to the dock and the convenience of use. One thing that it lacked (for me at least) was the support of high def movie playback and now that Tegra 3 has fixed the issue, it is definitely worth getting.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] trekkie1701:
This will be my first tablet. Was going to buy the TF in the late summer and decided to wait for the Prime.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Arun01:
I have a Motorola Xoom & I will bepicking this baby up pronto lol..here's some vids i saw today...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYBT9I0UmRE&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34REyjGuIis&feature=related
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] MrGiggles:
I am buying mine because it looks like a fancy toy that I can spend some time on.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kylez64:
I'm overall new to tablets but the Prime looks like one great device I can't pass up. The dock brings a full qwerty keyboard, extra battery and the usb port witch makes it more then a big phone (imo). It also gives me something to do when my girl friend plays the Sims :p
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ryan562:
This will be my fourth tablet. First was a Dell Streak, Viewsonic G Tablet, and Motorola Xoom.

Sent from a Samsung Galaxy S II t989
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nooganator:
I have an OG ipad, TF101 and will be getting the TFP. I rarely use the ipad anymore and my wife just got an ipad2 yesterday.

Love the OG transformer. Other than the initial dock battery issue I love this it. Its great for everyday use and has given me almost every reason to not have a netbook anymore. When I'm on the road all i need is something to browse XDA and techblogs mostly and pounding out a few emails here and there.

With the TFP I'm really hoping that the gaming market will increase. I have all the consoles at home but last time i really logged into my ps3 was about 5 months ago. I dont have too much time to game anymore but i love the fact that i can pick up my tablet and practically leave off where i ended last time. I'm just hoping for more games.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Pouhiou:
This will be my first tablet. I've been drooling over the first transformer (I want a mobile device for media, a bit of note-taking, and fun), but I had to get the money. By the time I got it the prime was due to come out... So i waited !
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Veritass:
Kindle fire was/is my first tab.

I wanna get the tp. But I got Christmass for a family to deal with
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Rob Irizarry:
This will be my first tablet. I've been waiting the market out for a while as well as the release of the one Android OS to rule them all - ICS.

What will be interesting is that my wife has an iPad2 so I'll have the opportunity to contrast and compare first hand.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] techjunkie9194:
This will be my first tablet. iPad just didn't do it for me.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] SHRED:
I have a SmartQ T10 which I bought for roughly 150pounds after exchange when I was in China for business.

It was a test that to see if I have any use of a tablet, looks like I will need one for many years to come.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Gary_O:
I currently have a ViewSonic gTablet, rooted and running Honeycomb 3.0. It is a good low-cost yet quite capable tablet, but the viewing angle limitations on the screen and lack of ongoing support from ViewSonic are cause for me to consider another tablet.

Looking forward to the Prime!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rwniel:
This is my third tablet, having initially bought an Advent Vega (to test out if I would even have a need for a tablet) which was then followed by a first generation transformer. My wife will be getting my transformer to replace her iPad which she sold. While undoubtedly the latter is a more slick device, it was ultimately too limiting for her (coming from her laptop with its higher resolution display therefore involving less scrolling and due to the lack of flash which she needed mostly to display products on some of the shopping sites she frequents). She wasn't that keen on Android at first because it felt 'too different' but I think she's come around to the flexibility.

Robert
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] skeptikal:
Oops. Can I change my vote? lol I forgot I had a rooted Nook Color. No need to change though as this will be my first real tablet that was meant to be a tablet. :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mgerbasio:
I'm a happy Xoom owner and pre-ordered on Amazon. Screen, build quality, battery life, speed are reasons I'm switching. I use my Xoom daily. I'll probably pick up a mifi as my Xoom has a built in LTE radio but may just upgrade to a LTE phone and tether.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] stephen44:
Archos 101 as per my sig

Just ready for something with a bit more oomph & in the main stream development area.

Also getting a galaxy nexus for the same reasoning ...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] hbk19:
I have the TF101, and I'm looking forward to getting the next gen, though I haven't pre-ordered yet, since everybody seems to be sold out.

I'll probably sell the original soon.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
I have original ipad1 jail broken, tweaked and modded out the a$$. Been loving it ever since I got it. I have root file access access and more to not have to be chained to iTunes to transfer or install media, files, etc.. Even have a Cydia app called Dreamboard which basically puts android honeycomb rom on iPad. It's called Honeypad. Changes the UI and feel of ipad to be exactly like Honeycomb. Have widgets n everything. With me running it and not telling you, you would think I have an official honeycomb tablet. it's pretty cool. Makes you feel like you have a whole brand new device. Only drawback is ipad1 RAM which is a measely 256mb :( LoL too many widgets n I run low very quick.

I'm ready for the true Android customizations, over clocking, and flashing new roms. I experienced this firsthand with my old Tilt2 winmo 6.5 phone dual booting into XDAndroid. Plus I have a tegra2 Atrix 4g phone now This Prime will be a perfect first Android tablet to have. It has tons of potential for the things I like to do. I'll just give this iPad to my woman amd only use it to play the cool games I have installed on it, more than likely. I'm most excited about seeing the custom roms and people overclockimg 4 cores to 2ghz a piece. This machine will be beast even once the newer quad core tablets come out cuz we will have a head start on aftermarket development.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mbaseball3:
I been playing the 2 week trial game with bestbuy. First had tf1; the best tab so far. Then went to acer a500. Dolby mobile was only high selling point on it. I dunno what they did wrong, but it fc'd on everything. Screen was good. Less finger prints than tf1. Currently on Motorola xoom family edition. This tab is nice also. It's got that cool rubberie texture on back. Camera is a laggy bastard. And browser can't do jack. Open up a couple pages with flash running and it shuts down, total bs. Been putting off long enough, I want this prime darnit! Getting impatient. The experience with tf1 was absolute best therefore tf2 should be doubled that. So can not wait!

Sent from my EVO
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] SwissyChief:
Not sure what use I'll get out of this thing yet, but this will be my first tablet. I've been pretty reluctant in getting one (iPad especially) due to the lack decent word processing on these things, but the keyboard dock is what really sold me.

I already have an 8MP phone camera, but a couple of the other features drew me in. The large screen. This has been something I've wanted for a while, my very own PDF reader I can use as a textbook reader (after I torrent them or something), but I just finished college... The gaming capabilities and the fact that Cave announced their shmups for Android earlier last month gives me hope that Android Marketplace will be a decent source for gaming apps this year. Finally, browsing from anywhere in the house and the fact that the thing is light and starts right up (unlike my laptop). I already carry around my laptop everywhere... I guess I'll just put a stop to that and bring this thing to boring places. My phone can always tether the data in wifi-free zones. OHH and the 64GB model so I can just dump all my music in there. Once the Sandisk 64GB micro-SD is released in Canada I'll be adding that to the tablet! That's double the iPad 2's maximum storage for the same price... Hehe

Ya, I'll give this a shot. Figured now would be a good time to hop on the tablet bandwagon. We'll see how it goes.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] The Janitor Mop:
First time tablet-teer if I do end up getting the TF Prime for Christmas. To be honest, I have never even considered a tablet until the TF Prime. The iPad/iPad 2 never interested me because it was too much of a me-too device, and so far none of the Android tablets have convinced me that they are up to par. The TF Prime is the first one to do that for me, and I'm also convinced that Ice Cream Sandwich is going to be the ish. It was this confluence of a leap forward in terms of hardware (1st good tablet camera, best and brightest tablet display, awesome build quality, first quad core processor, awesome "transformer" ability in the form of the dock) AND software that has convinced me.

Quite frankly, if ICS wasn't going to be on the TF Prime within only a matter of weeks of release, I wouldn't get it. These things said, I think the high proportion of people indicating that they will be 1st timers, along with the insane number of pre-orders that the TF Prime has indicates that this device will be a runaway success. I will not hesitate to say that the TF Prime + ICS will in fact significantly change the popularity and market share of Android tablets.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] e.mote:
@linkdude

You're over-thinking it.

At this stage, a tablet is an auxiliary computing device. You don't NEED one, you'd only WANT one. What you want is a personal thing that only you can answer. Nobody can justify it for you.

To sum: If you want one, buy one. If not, don't. That's it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Star Shadow:
This will be my first tablet. I waited because I don't like first Gen stuff. I knew the second prime would be better. I loved the concept of the dock powering the tablet. I also thought that the Tegra 2 processor was not powerful enough. I basically wanted a laptop replacement. I saw demos of the Tegra 3 and was blown away. I read reviews about all the tablets but they really haven't hit the nail on the head. I wanted light and thin. The Samsung 10.1 was the closest to my expectations but you had to buy a HDMI adapter and the keyboard is completely separate not powering the tablet. So I was excited about the news of the tf2. It's the tablet to beat right now. I pre ordered the 64 gig version so I can store all my documents and files. It comes with an office suite so hopefully all my documents play nice. I have all you can eat data that is truly unlimited with no fair use clauses on my phone so I can tether it. It's better than paying for two plans and I'll always have my phone on me wherever I go anyways. I just hope Amazon does drop my pre order.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Wordlywisewiz:
It will be my first tablet!

Can't wait to get it!

Hopefully as soon as I get it my mom will let me open it because yeah its my birthday and Christmas present (17th)

I just hope newegg ships on the 8th like they are saying....! I
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] gmhl10:
Exactly the same position you're in. Archos is sooooo slow......
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] link68759:
Haha I probably am thinking a bit too much... I guess realistically I need the power of a laptop, and no tablet is close enough to that yet. But if it had a stylus I would have given this one a go...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mi7chy:
Wonderfully said and fully agree. I also like the fact that ARM is very power efficient and will get a Prime to replace the primary x86 desktop as a general purpose device that I can leave on 24 hours without feeling guilty of not being green.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Pascal2009:
This will be my first tablet, I have a friend who owns an Ipad and an Ipad2, I loved the portability of Tablets. I own a 17 Inch laptop and that beast isn't fun to carry around.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] The_Green_Android_Robot:
I had a cheap, crappy (When I bought it, it was before the xoom, so it was considered ok) chinese tablet. I think it was called the Witstech A81e. It still runs well, (android 2.2) and I think I might find a use for it in controlling a microcontroller over bluetooth. Cant wait for the prime :D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] chickswearhats:
This will be my first tablet. I have been researching them for some months now, and I haven't felt "at home" getting one until I heard about Asus TF Prime. Like The Janitor Mop, I was never about the iPad, it did not pique my interest whatsoever.

After hearing about Tegra 3 and that this tablet would have it, I knew that's the one I wanted. It's amazing, the price and all you get for it.

I am very tired of this cumbersome laptop and the cooling fan it seems to need to have attached to it 24/7 now. I'll still hang on to it for my CS3 obsession but, I want something lighter and easier to travel with.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] thenikeman:
Can't you just slap a stylus on it, like this one?

http://www.amazon.com/rooCASE-Capacitive-Transformer-TF101-A1-10-1-Inch/dp/B0051C4RSI
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] clouds5:
For me its the first Tablet and i just ordered it this week :). Since the idea came up (you are thinking ipad? No Star Trek Enterprise TNG in the 90ies !!!) I was thinking that something like this would be very nice to work and play with. Because i cant stand laptops (****ty controls without mouse, heavy, short battery life, getting hot all the time) all i ever had was a very nice Desktop PC for work and gaming.

But so far none of those attempts to make a lightweight and functional tablet interested me. Most tablets just don't offer a lot of functionality when compared to a laptop. The ipad is the best example. But its apple. Designed to make profit not to be a good and functional device. And Samsung is basically just trying to copy the ipad - or at least it feels that way. Getting off topic^^

There were 2 tablets since the ipad 1 that caught my eye. The Acer iconia with the full sized usb port built in and the original Transformer. But with both devices i thought there's still something missing. Its almost there but not quite yet.

So IMHO the Transformer Prime is the first tablet that is a very good alrounder. Almost replacing a Laptop, definately replacing a netbook and better than anything else currently on the market.

Hoping it gets alot of custom Dev support here :)

cheers guys!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] link68759:
A digital stylus is something that requires specific hardware support. It uses magnets to track a cursor on the screen when the pen is close, it doesn't actually have to touch the screen. Additionally, a digital stylus has a pointy tip so you can actually write (note all 'capacitive' stylus have a thick, foamy tip, quite useless), and last, digital stylus has multiple buttons and an eraser, each button is uniquely recognized by the hardware and utilized by software (so you can draw with the tip and erase with the eraser, mine only has one other button that I use for right clicking...

So no, a capacitive stylus isn't enough. Plus, a digital stylus generally has a slot in the device itself for storage.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mlee112:
This will be my first tablet! I had almost bought the OG Transformer many times this year but as soon as I heard about the Prime, I put most of those urges away lol. Saying I am excited about the Prime is a understatement... The more I read these forums the more I want it in my hands! Just wish I knew when it was coming lol
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] MinusTheOh:
I have an HP Touchpad that's running Gingerbread with the help of Cyanogenmod. I bought it used on craigslist and was a good deal for a tablet, and I used it to read comics, watch videos/netflix, and used for notes and textbook in class.

It still isn't powerful enough to meet certain needs such as a good keyboard dock, additional storage, or even Honeycomb/ICS, and it really was for me to use for class since buying the actual textbook cost more than the tablet, so I figured why not save some money and have a tablet on the side? :D

The second the class is over which isn't too far from now, I'll be selling it so I can get the prime. I wanted the original transformer for so long but wasn't a fan of it's design at all, and to me, this tablet is exactly what I was looking for.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jrsalda:
Several in Fact, Have a Galaxy 7 P1010 (OMAP3630 SoC w/ SGX530), bought an Ipad 2 64Gb 2 months ago, got my TF101 on black friday and just pre-ordered a prime 4 days ago. This better be good.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] aburns60:
prime

i already own a transformer tf01 with keyboard . i have ordered the prime in champagne with the keyboard , can't wait to get it
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Pouhiou:
I totally get you this is exactly what I lived and how I feel ^^ !
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] GCurry:
Acer A500 -> Transformer Prime

I owned (2, actually) Acer A500 tablets from Costco, but ended up returning both.

I really liked them, except for the microphone, so low that voice input wasn't usable. I also was very uneasy by the seeming lack of commitment by Acer top management to the tablet space.

So I decided to return the second and just wait for Transformer Prime, hoping that the ICS emphasis on voice input will have forced Asus to test their mic input.

So am pre-ordered now from BestBuy, waiting a couple weeks.

Tablets give me more flexibility for catching up on my reading, comfortably. Not a big gamer.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] cordell507:
im moving to the prime form the A500 I've loved it and made it into a true beast of a machine through roms and the like but I still want something more powerful so my dad is getting the prime for me for christmas and I'm giving him my A500 as he has been dying for a tablet.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] g0t0:
My first tablet was the Gtablet 10inch. now I own an a500 and 2 ipads (for the kids and wife). I only bought the a500 cuz the transformer was delayed, again, at that time.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] curreyr:
My first tablet was a newton, my wife and I each had one.

Now, she has an iPad1 and hopefully I'll be getting a prime soon ...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dee32181:
I have 3 HP touchpads for the kids, had a I pad 1 and 2, Motorola xoom, samsung galaxy tab 7, and currently use the galaxy tab 7.0 plus. I just got the wife the Acer iconia a100. Tried the kindle fire but returned it due to its limited usefulness. I have the gray prime and keyboard dock on pre order at best buy due to release on Dec 18.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nxp3:
Own the transformer before. Kid broke it, upgrading to prime.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] beavertank:
I'm trading up from a Galaxy Tab 10.1. Hopefully the Tegra 3 is worth the upgrade... and it actually ships with my pre-order from BB. If I'm left waiting for the next shipment I'm not going to be happy.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Darkpsych0:
Anyone know of some good headphones to use with the Incredible 2? I'm looking for something like the sony headphones

http://www.amazon.com/Sony-MDR-E10L...D4/ref=sr_1_33?ie=UTF8&qid=1322849895&sr=8-33 like these but with a mic/remote?

I do have bluetooth but it's a PS3 one and it's too much of a hassle to reconnect to my phone after connecting to ps3 and I prefer stereo over just one ear.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Amphibliam:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001RB24TG/ref=oh_o01_s00_i00_details

These are AMAZING! I use them with my Inc2 all the time. I got 'em when they were on sale on Amazon for $40!
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Darkpsych0:
Abit too expensive for me.. and i don't really like in-ear buds =/ Wait is it possible to just use my current headphones and still use the phone to speak through?
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] TheAtheistReverend:
yes. i do that all the time as well as use my truck speakers with the tape adapter as my speakerphone.