[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] CekMTL:
Got mine a couple of days ago, with serial C2OKAS, and wifi, screen are working correctly.

Gps I could get a 11/17 sat lock, but I did play with gps.conf settings to try and optimize it's behaviour, but in reality won't be using this GPS on a daily basis...

Wifi speed was stellar; I got the same as my SGS2 39+ ish Mbits/s download with SpeedTest. Range was about the same as my SGS2, and I could even get stable albeit very low signal from outside the flat which I wasn't expecting.

No noticable bleeding (at least for now) with screen, although I do feel the difference between this and the SAMOLED+ on the SGS2 :p

Will be testing BT music streaming with a bt mouse at the same time and watching the degradation of signal quality... fingers crossed!

Happily running at 1.6Ghz (Confirmed CPU SPY), rooted, and almost 13000 antutu without any kind of optimizations (yet!) by my side.

The dock is a pleasure to use and even the trackpad is nice... after so many bad reviews I was basically expecting a non usuable one, but guess I was lucky ... :rolleyes:

Will keep testing as I still have 5 days to return it if I want to, oh and I got the whole combo for a very sweet price :cool:

*EDIT*

It seems we have the Broadcom BCM47511 (http://www.broadcom.com/products/GPS/GPS-Silicon-Solutions/BCM47511), and it does seem a very nice GPS Asus put there, too bad they sacrificed functionality for design aesthetics...

*EDIT 2*

BT Streaming test was... insane... let me explain:

-Tested while streaming from TP to my Sennheiser MM-450 while also having a BT mouse hooked and working at the same time, and while doing some Speedtest.

The results were massive ÜBER CATASTROPHIC... it was basically grinding to a halt and even disconnecting the WIFI (had it like 5 times)...

I know BT and Wifi g-n are working in the crowded 2,4Ghz, and they WILL cause some interference and some COLLISIONS with the AP (discarded/retransmitted packets and all that), but jeeeeezuz, never seen something struggle soooo badly... maybe a bad shielding or maybe... hummm I read somewhere about the low quality build standards Asus has, or they were having trouble with QA (to me, my unit does feel and look as solid and polished as I could tell...), and one guy posted a "simple trick" that helped him fix all the non working wifi/gps TP; he said "simply press the upper edge part of the TP where the front camera is, all along the edge till you see some bleeding on the screen" (more or less)... so I thought what the hell... and IT WORKED. (what.. wait whaaat???) :confused:

From 100 kbps, stutter, drop wifi (BT was rock solid all the time) to 14.000 - 29.000 kbps (out of a max of 39.000)... hummmm so maybe it is bad build quality, apart from the back alu cover...?

So maybe a logical explanation behind this may be what Anand wrote (http://www.anandtech.com/show/5175/asus-transformer-prime-followup)

"It turns out that the Eee Pad Transformer Prime features WiFi antenna diversity. There are two antennas on the Transformer Prime, _____one located on either side of the front facing camera_____. In the second Transformer Prime sample, one of the two wasn't working"... ahaaaa

Will keep testing...