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[Asus Transformer TF700] tibursio:
I'm sure they will reply to you in english if you write them like so. Just try.

But as said, they might only ship to Switzerland after all... good luck.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Hemidroids:
You're reading into that. Just like I said. The rumor mill has got you all worked up.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Pouic:
Hi everyone !

Just received this morning my Asus Transformer Infinity 64Gb (I live in Switzerland)

http://bayimg.com/nAPKCaadD

Here is some pics side by side with my old Xoom :

http://bayimg.com/LapKfAadD

http://bayimg.com/LapKjaAdD

The FullHD screen is awesome, only drawback the new Gorilla Glass 2 is VERY reflective (a lot more than the Xoom)

If you need more pics or infos just ask me !
[Asus Transformer TF700] Bertelsen:
Are you serious?!

How is WIFI, and is its stability, any hang ups and so on?

Thanks!
[Asus Transformer TF700] tw1n2nak3s:
congratualtions!! :bowdown:
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jotokun:
Awesome! Hope that means it hits retail stores soon elsewhere.

Both of ASUS's other Tegra 3 tablets have had some issues with browser responsiveness from what I've read, does the Infinity share this issue? That's pretty much my only concern about the 700 at this point (aside from the release date).
[Asus Transformer TF700] Pouic:
So far so good, no stability issues.

The WiFi signal is very strong/good but I don't know why the max speed on WiFi-N at my home I can get is 65Mbps (where my xoom and razr are connected @ 130Mbps)

Here is another pic to show the resolution difference on the web

http://bayimg.com/nAPKhaAdD

The little extra resolution is very nice !

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Comparing to my Xoom the web browser is a lot more smooth and responsive but sometimes you see some "unrendered tiles" (I don't know how to explain) that are a little bit more fuzzy than the rest of the web page, and this happen most of the time on very big webpages (like engadget or 9gag) I never saw this on my Xoom

Both chrome and dolphinHD show this problem but firefox does fine !
[Asus Transformer TF700] cheltenham2004:
Tell us everything ......

So much to ask :eek:
[Asus Transformer TF700] DarkFire1985:
I'm very interested in the gps and wifi, which you already told us a bit about. These are the big issues with the prime afaik
[Asus Transformer TF700] cheltenham2004:
We need a TF700T Forum now that they are starting to surface.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jotokun:
That makes sense. My HP Touchpad running CM9 had the same issue (or at least a similar one), it would clear up within seconds and never really bothered me. Glad to hear its working well for you.
[Asus Transformer TF700] nooktablet:
so you guys should go to Switzerland if you want to get it (just kidding)

i'm just hoping there will be some announcements next week,

what if they're going to surprise us by release this tablet at Google I/O with the Nexus tablet :D

[i live in the US]

about the tablet, can you use it a few days and tell us does it have the "flickering screen" issues like the TF300?
[Asus Transformer TF700] Pouic:
Quadrant result : http://bayimg.com/baPLiaadD

Antutu Result : http://bayimg.com/bApleaAdd

Antutu details :http://bayimg.com/BaplfaadD

It seems the Tegra 3 is running @ 1.9Ghz on the TF700 ... it explains the big score difference between the Prime and the Infinity despite the higher resolution
[Asus Transformer TF700] NeoMagus:
Do you happen to have a set of bluetooth headphones or anything that can connect to test if Wifi/Bluetooth fallout is still there? Use Google Play Music or Netflix /Youtube (something that streams) while connected and run a speedtest
[Asus Transformer TF700] nooktablet:
the build number is 9.4.5.21-

20120601

does that mean June 1st, 2012?

update: non-related http://news.cnet.com/8301-1001_3-57455765-92/google-tablet-timing-set-says-report/
[Asus Transformer TF700] ishamm:
wow, i go away for a few hours, and suddenly we have a member with one? :eek: thats fantastic! please tell me by some miracle you are an amazing dev and are already building us some sweet ROMs to play with :D :p

that aside, are what is your initial reaction? presumably, after all this build up, its pretty great right?
[Asus Transformer TF700] tw1n2nak3s:
1.9Ghz is definitely eye popping...but i wonder if that was a spike in the measurement or if it was actual sustained clock speed. it'd be REALLY nice if it was the latter.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jotokun:
One of the Tegra 3's features is to run at a higher clock rate when only one core is being used, so perhaps thats why its reporting 1.9Ghz.
[Asus Transformer TF700] techtied:
YES more pics PLEASE :) side shots, back shots, maybe some outside. Thanks!
[Asus Transformer TF700] Pouic:
Yep, I connected my philips bluetooth headphones listening to a webradio with winamp. When I lauched the speedtest app after ~5-10sec winamp paused the song about 1-2s for buffering.

I tried also to listen the same webradio while copying a .mkv file from my NAS to the Tablet with ES.Explorer and nothing happened the music was just fine witout pause of buffering

Well... yes and no... for now my reaction is a little bit mixed

So yes the screen is gorgeous and the overall speed of the system it's just great ! Everything run just soooooooooo smoth and quick.

But like the Transformer and the Transformer Prime (I never had the TF300 on my hands but I suppose it's the same)... the build quality of the Infinity is not what you are expecting for this price.

When I hold my Xoom it feels it's very strong (a little bit too heavy too I confess) the build quality is just so perfect.

But when I hold the Infinity even if the case is made from metal... I don't know everything feels so "plastic".

Like some TF100 and TF200 I had on my hands the glass of the screen is not perfectly fitted with the metal case. When I "squeeze" the glass and case between my fingers I can see the glass moving inside for about 1mm (if it's not very clear I will take some pics)

Maybe it's just my personal reaction but with the Xoom I never was very "delicate" (often dropped on the desk and throwed on the bed accross the room) but the Asus feels so fragile (probably because it's so thin and light) that i'm always affraid of breaking it even if I know it's probably as strong and shock proof as the Xoom.

Anyway sorry for the long post and the not-so-perfect english. I will try to post more reactions and thoughts abouts this tablet in the next days. If you want I test something on it just ask !
[Asus Transformer TF700] jonkrav:
August release for UK and now Windows surace has been shown, looks like I will be waiting for the windows tab. Bad timing Asus!
[Asus Transformer TF700] calypsoSA:
How is the battery?
[Asus Transformer TF700] Bertelsen:
Thanks for answering my question!

It would be great if you write some words after trying ut some days :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] physicsguymatt:
While they were connected did you happen to try watching a video? The Prime BT audio lags when watching a video. It's not an ICS issue, it's specifically a Prime issue.
[Asus Transformer TF700] rastinha:
I think you can make your posts as long as you want, since you're the first owner and talking about the tablet!

Can you see the pixels if you look at the screen really close up? How does it compare to an iPad 3 screen (if you've seen one)?
[Asus Transformer TF700] lqbweb:
How hot is it on high load? I mean the surface....

the price of the Acer Iconia A700 has been dropped to 430€... I guess that the TF700 will be for about 500€ without dock... Don't know what to do... Acer is not getting very good reviews so far...
[Asus Transformer TF700] wynand32:
So, how is text on the TF700 compared to the Xoom? Much sharper, particularly smaller text?

Looks like it doesn't maintain the same apparent size and show everything sharper (as does the new iPad, for example), but shows more on the screen only everything's smaller (like a Windows PC would do). I'm sure there's a more technically accurate way of explaining what I'm talking about.

I'm checking out the Toshiba Excite 7.7 (1280X800), and the entire interface is "squished," i.e., somewhere between a phone and a tablet in terms of the user interface elements. The Samsung Galaxy 2 7" (1024X600) did the same. Everything is larger and sharper, but less is shown on the screen.

So, that seems to answer one thing I was wondering about: how does Android handle higher resolutions on the screen on tablets vs. phones? And it looks like the answer is that it's a mix of screen size and resolution. Perhaps that's expected, but that would seem to sacrifice some sharpness of screen elements (particularly smaller text) in order to show more on the screen.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jotokun:
Android handles it the same way the iPad handles it, higher resolution icons and text are used, but since its a smaller display they'll appear roughly the same size as lower resolutions. You're getting more sharpness with no change in screen space.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Pouic:
I only have this tablet since this morning, I charged it once and for now the battery is at 65% after 13h of a lot...and lot of use

If I go very close of the screen yes I can see the individual pixels, the pixel density is about the same of my RAZR.

The next time I see an iPad 3 I'll try to put the two tablets side by side to compare

Yeah a lot much sharper and smoother ! The higer pixel density helps a lot and it's now more pleasant to read webpages and comic books :-)
[Asus Transformer TF700] wynand32:
I suppose what I meant was, looking at the side-by-side shot of the TF700 and the Xoom, the TF700 is showing more of the Web site. So, things seem to be smaller on the screen given the higher resolution. In contrast, the new iPad shows everything at exactly the same size as the iPad/iPad 2, including Web pages, only everything is quadrupled in density.

Perhaps the difference is that the new iPad is precisely 4X the pixels as previous, while the TF700 is 2.25X the pixels? So, higher-res elements are used, but they're slightly smaller in physical size (and thus more is shown on-screen) since the scaling isn't quite exactly twice the resolution?

I'm finding this interesting, because although the Excite's 7.7" size is nice and portable, and the PPI is nice and high (so things are sharp), the interface isn't nearly as comfortable. Not all apps show the full tablet interface, and of course not as much can fit on the home screens.
[Asus Transformer TF700] iminent:
The Prime Dock

I suppose the biggest question for me personally about your new tf700t is ... do you know if it fits the prime dock? assuming that is that u have one handy.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ajamils:
Good question. I am definitely interested in knowing about this as well.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ian1:
Capitalism
[Asus Transformer TF700] blauciel:
Can we please get a section for this device now?
[Asus Transformer TF700] FelipeRRM:
By this picture it seems Infinity has a very yellowish tone to the screen's colors, which is really bad... Xoom colors seem to be much more accurate, white is white, while white seems yellow on Infinity... is this true?
[Asus Transformer TF700] gingi999:
you know you are now the most hated man on this thread
[Asus Transformer TF700] terjeofnorway:
So the actual hardware seem to be as advertised (speed, battery, screen etc). However, I´m a bit concerned about build quality.

Am I correct to sum up that the device has some flex and give, uneven joining along the screen and a general plastic feel though the back is crafted from metal?
[Asus Transformer TF700] nooktablet:
how much did you have to pay to get it?
[Asus Transformer TF700] demandarin:
seriously doubt its really 1.9ghz. just because the benchmarks show that doesnt mean its the real time speeds. when prime first got ICS, everyone benchmarks showed 1.6ghz. but cpu spy proved this to be wrong. The higher speeds was in the kernel but wasnt enabled, out the box. only way to achieve that speed was through root.

same can be said with the infinity. Its real time top speed is likely 1.6 or 1.7ghz. but it has 1.9ghz in the kernel and only way of enabling it is through root. CPU SPY is the only true way of seeing. put your infinity pad in performance mode then run cpu spy. if it doesnt show 1.9ghz enabled and being used, then thats not its real speeds.

you might be able to root with sparky new tool. what firmware did it ship with? if youre successful in rooting, then install the ezoverclock app. see if it lets you enable 1.9ghz. worth a try if youre going to root your device.

make sure to post a screenshot of cpu spy. we will be able to tell what speed its really running at. its clocked higher than stock prime so of course its scores will be alot higher. but in comparison to a overclocked prime at 1.6, 1.7, or 1.8 Ghz, primes scores will likely be higher. we still pulling higher scores than HTC One x and others. this is with an overclocked prime of course. or enabling the higher speeds in stock ics kernel. even 1.6ghz puts prime around the top still and higher than most.

edit: for those people asking, i thought i mentioned it before. but the inifinity pad can use the prime dock also. it even runs off the same firmware version. i believe the infinity pad has its own dock but can be used with prime dock also.
[Asus Transformer TF700] wynand32:
Without seeing the gent's response, let me say I wouldn't be surprised if this were the case. I saw a number of Primes with a terrible, dingy yellow tint, and since I'm assuming this is the same manufacturer, I wouldn't be surprised to see it on the TF201 as well. In fact, it was just such a yellow tint that caused me to finally get a refund from ASUS, and if there's the slightest chance that the TF700 could have the same issue, it's off my list.
[Asus Transformer TF700] terjeofnorway:
From what I understand, the yellow hue issue is a cross brand problem as explained here (remove spaces - stupid 10 post link rule):

http :// ww w.zdnet.com/blog/hardware/some-new-ipad-retina-displays-marred-by-yellowish-hue/19199

In short terms it's to with the adhesive between screen layers not evaporating properly due to increased production speed.

Seems that best solution is to return the device and hope for a new one without yellow tint.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Pouic:
On youtube there is no lag between the video and BT-Audio but when I watch a 1080p.mkv with Dice player or MXplayer yes there is a very short lag between audio and video

I played Galaxy On Fire II for about 20-30min yesterday and like the Xoom there is a small area that is a little bit more warm than the rest but not a lot

Yep, I orderd a TF200 dock to see if it works on the TF700 I will let you know as soon as I receive it.

Yeah sorry for the bad quality of the picture, now I'm at work I will try tonight to take better pictures.

The Xoom (like my Razr) has a very cold color temperature. But the transformer is a more warmer (but not yellowish), feels more natural to the eye. I will take a picture side by side with the Xoom and my calibrated Samsung monitor.

637.- chf (= ~530€ or 672$)

No problem, I'll do the CPUspy test tonight when I'm at home again, and maybe try to root it if I found a compatible tool on the other Transformer forum sections.
[Asus Transformer TF700] demandarin:
I think its you who needs to chill out. nobody flamed you. I didn't quote you on that post. that was directed exactly to the guy I quoted. which it was clearly showed. plus I made no mention of your name. So sorry if you felt that was directed to you but it wasn't. that guy was the one who tried to call me out or whatever, not you. I was being sarcastic with the same word choices he used directed at me(believing little lies or whatever). plus my opinions are not the "WORD" LOL so no need to post the managers name n number. its not that serious. if you can't understand that then its not my fault you overreacting and jumping to conclusions.

Only reason I'm addressing this is to clear up your misunderstanding of who my quote was directed towards. if I didn't care or was actually flaming you, I would've left it as is.

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the sooner the better. get some of these people up out of here constantly trolling who don't even own a prime or returned one and still hang around to complain.

300 should be faster to build since it's all plastic and lower spec than prime. This will be a first though if it holds true. Both OG transformer and Prime released later than initially announced.

plus I'd love to see more tegra3 tablets out in the wild. it'll lead to more developement and tegra3 optimized apps/games.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Moist:
I do see this, sorry, early morning. In all honesty though you did basically say that May was no chance, and you do fill a lot of threads with way too much love for ASUS than they deserve.
[Asus Transformer TF700] demandarin:
its a possibility. never say never. it could be released early. I was just basing that off their track record. Plus Asus is not a perfect company and I haven't been pleased with the launch of the Prime. Especially considering how great mines work. The launch of Prime should've been stellar and something to be praised. Not botched with people having issues. its like the saying one bad apple spoils the bunch. even though a minority has issues, it makes all primes look bad and frowned upon. At least the tech sites still recognize its good qualities. because when you get a device like mines LR others that work great, you'd have nothing but love for it. other than the actual launch itself, I've been pleased with Asus. my device works good and having an Asus representative in this forum has been very helpful and informative.

so you plan on getting a 300? if so what color?

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check this out, the Nvidia site specs for tegra3 has changed. it shows more of a range of specs. it now shows the top speed for tegra3 being 1.5Ghz on a single core or 1.4Ghz on multiple cores. that's the spec for the infinity pad it. the tegra3 in prime is rated @ 1.4Ghz on a single core or 1.3Ghz on 4 cores. unless this recent update increased clock speeds. That site also now shows both types of RAM. it shows the ddr2 that's used in Prime and infinity pad. Then it also shows the ddr3 ram that's only used in the new 300 coming out. This isn't any specific tablet page spec. this is the general spec for the tegra3 chip on Nvidia website.

Nvidia changing the specs for tegra3 on their website could indicate these devices about to be released sooner than thought. if not, then why they change the spec on it? this could be a clue to new Asus tablets about to be released.

http://www.nvidia.com/object/tegra-3-processor.html
[Asus Transformer TF700] buxtahuda:
http://rootzwiki.com/news/_/articles/is-htc-getting-ready-to-take-on-the-ipod-r587

I'm still waiting on some builds from HTC, I'd like to see the same solid designs in my tablets as I have in my phones. That being said, this is not a solid design IMO :D just because of the silly kick-stand. Good idea at first, but like with the case for my phone, they always end up getting worn out and broken.

Love the speakers idea, I can't even say how many times I've commented that all these Android devices should already be using two or three speakers. Two speaker bars would give you some pretty primo sound pumping out of your tablet.
[Asus Transformer TF700] pileot:
The sound coming out of my Vibrant before i upgraded was amazing, one of the best speakers in a phone i have heard in a while, and there are several other phones that have focused on having good speakers for playing music, etc.

The prime, to my knowledge, used only one speaker because with the TF101 there were issues one side was louder than the other... one speaker makes sense IF its a high quality one.

Reguardless, this looks pretty cool, wonder if it will ever see the light of day.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jonphinguyen7:
HD

After playing around with the iPad ("new iPad") I would really love to see an HD screen on an Android Tablet!!! Heck to the Yeah :D
[Asus Transformer TF700] camspy:
http://www.comparatif-tablette.com/...32-go-vs-asus-eee-pad-slider-32-go-17740.html

This page shows that Transformer Infinity will be on sale from 1st of June
[Asus Transformer TF700] camspy:
http://www.gizmocanada.com/2012/04/nvidias-tegra-4-kepler-powerhouse-processor-information/
[Asus Transformer TF700] demandarin:
you know I'm loving this post. That's why I said I'm keeping my prime till tegra4 comes out. It won't be long at all after infinity pad releases that tegra4 that's likely to be keplar based will release. Several major tech sites are talking about it now. All the recent increase on info regarding Tegra4 should be a warning. people who have primes that sell it for infinity pad will be pissed..lol. Because Asus will announce an even newer transformer pad with tegra4. Its already said that if tegra4 will be keplar based, which all evidence points that way, it will be far more advanced than any other chip set to come out yet. including qualcomm S4, A5x, Intel, Omap, and Samsung Exynos processors. Its GPU and CPU will have power increases unlike anything ever seen before in mobile processing.

thanks for the link. I bookmarked it and will add it to my depository of tegra4 info. I will be resurrecting the Tegra4 thread very soon. I'm waiting for some benchmarks and more evidence of being keplar based before that thread comes back. I told mods to close down my old one as the Nvidia haters tainted it..lmfao.

a good quote from article:

" Kepler architecture offers improved performance including better power consumption. And according to Android Authority, the competition in the form of ARM’s Mali-T600 and Imagination Technologies’ PowerVR SGX54x is no match for Kepler"
[Asus Transformer TF700] junrider:
"You probably have heard of the Prime Transformer ? The replacement for the first generation Transformer. Be aware that a new version will be available in the second half, Transforming Infinity or TF700T. Transform This is version 2 Infinity of Prime, a sort of catch-up that corrects the errors of the first youth. The tablet and the dock are almost identical to an aesthetic point of view but Asus has added some new features:

Resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels gives way to a full HD resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels

The webcam on the front of 1.3 MP is now replaced with a 2MP sensor

The chip Bluetooth version 2.1 is changing the profile of the 4.0 standard that provides data transfer rates significantly faster

The hull is still aluminum, behind Asus has had to adapt a portion of plastic at the camera so that the antennas (GPS, WiFi, 3G) can better capture the problems encountered at this level by some users the premium will normally be resolved

The processor frequency increases going from 1.3 GHz to 1.6 GHz

The premium is only sold in 32 and 64GB, this new version should come in 16, 32 and 64 GB

A 3G version should be marketed

Autonomy announced seems less important, it increases from 12 to 10 hours. Consequence of a higher resolution?"

Hopefully this pad is a fixed problems on the stickies of the prime and more.
[Asus Transformer TF700] buxtahuda:
I see the clock of the processor, but is it Teg3 or the same as the Infinity? Or, will this be next year's iteration with next gen? Source?