[Asus Transformer TF700] demandarin:
There's nothing new in those specs. Same as before. We already new what the plastic strip supposed to address ;)

More than likely it'll still have BT/wifi at same time issues on some units. They might go the same route as on the 300. The 300 FCC report specifically states those 2 used at the same time will cause issues and more than likely wont work since on the same antennae. Wifi gain on 300 is worse than prime and that usually equals worse reception or not as powerful. We have the report link in one of these threads..

We have to wait for the infinity pad to hit FCC to see what they say on antennae design.

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" Are you waiting patiently for the next Transformer Tab Infinity, want that Tegra 3 goodness? Well what about the next Transformer Pad with a Tegra 4 processor? If I were you I wouldn’t put too much money into the Transformer Pad Infinity, I mean it in itself will be a beast, but once the Tegra 4 processor goes live, all bets are off, we will have a winner"

www.gizmocanada.com/2012/04/nvidias-tegra-4-kepler-powerhouse-processor-information/

That's why I'm keeping my prime. can almost guarantee once infinity pad is launched, Asus will announce this shortly after. I'd be pissed off if I were to wait for an infinity pad, then very shortly after Asus announces new Tegra4 Transformer pad. Tegra4 talk on tech sites has increased dramatically lately. might be a sign. So ill rather wait. Prime more than good and powerful enough to hold me off till then. Especially once the big announcement is revealed. ;)

also,

" despite what many believe, the next generation Tegra core that we know under the Wayne codename is coming this year. It won't be delayed to 2013 and it will be ready in the second part of this year. The next generation Tegra is 28nm quad-core processor based on the new A15 core.

The big question remains if Nvidia partners can come up with designs before the end of the year, but CES and Mobile World congress, scheduled for January and February 2013, should be a good place and time to show off new devices. Of course, American consumers want to see US phones at CES in January, while the rest of the world expects their phones in Barcelona, in late February.

Tegra 3 will hold its own until then, with Google’s new tablet as a big design win, along with the HTC One X and a few other phones including LG Optimus 4X, it looks like Nvidia will have a lot more success with Tegra 3 than with Tegra 2, no question about it.

The 28nm process will be definitely more mature by the time Tegra 4 shows up, and making quad-core 28nm A15 chips should not be that challenging in the latter part of 2012"

www.fudzilla.com/home/item/26598-tegra-4-wayne-comes-in-2012

And this:

" we should expect anywhere between 32 to 64 GPGPU-compliant (CUDA-compliant) Kepler cores to be found inside the Tegra 4.

The good news is that the Kepler architecture provides not only better performance than any other GPU architecture, but it also marks a major improvement in power consumption ratios. Although ARM is expected to release the Mali-T600 soon, while Imagination Technologies is bound to release the PowerVR SGX54x, both promising to drastically improve on the current tech, the Kepler-based smartphone GPU should blow every competitor out of the water. It’s as simple as that.

To finish it off, the Nvidia Tegra 4 is also rumored to feature an Icera baseband modem, and is expected to first hit the consumer market in late 2012."

www.androidauthority.com/nvidia-tegra-4-specs-kepler-architecture-70626/