[Asus Transformer TF700] jjdevega:
I've become quite familiar with both the Note 10.1 and the Infinity.

I had the Infinity for 30 days. Used it extensively like a normal cinephile and an avid gamer would. I enjoyed it quite a bit when it was on ICS then JB. It was extremely fast and smooth never had an issue updating throughout my days with the tablet. The high Res compatibility with apps will catch up in due time. Google is making it a priority to get app developers to kick it into gear to develope compatible applications to attempt to bridge the gap that Apple dominates versus Andriod with its, "TABLET APP QUALITY CHECKLIST." http://androidandme.com/2012/10/tab...rs-in-line-with-tablet-app-quality-checklist/. For me it ran all 180 apps that I had installed both rooted and standard apps just fine. Movies/streaming is phenomenal on this device and charge time from 20% to 100% took me only 2 1/2 to 3 hours at the most and it generally lasted me 9 hours with normal use. I have the optional keyboard dock that added to the Transformer series uniqueness. It added additional hours of use and more memory and USB port to boot. The only reason this tablet will become sluggish is if you are trying to run multiple ram eating applications. Since it has 1gig of ram you are limited to how much multitasking you can do at one time. I am not a multitasker my life atm doesnt warrant such use of it, which makes my Infinity experience a great one. Outdoor viewing with this tablet with its super ips+ with 600nits is currently the best out there. Camera quality is also the best vs all other current tablets. I actually used it quite a bit shooting my 2 lil daughters. Nice to have a an option camera that yields great results other then my sG3 and my digital camera. Having all the ports you need with full hd screen and great battery life and keyboard dock with its ports makes this tablet so appealing to me. Although the bottleneck IO issues does dissapoint when you do experience it.

I've had the Galaxy Note 10.1 for a good 7 days so far. (Returned Infinity to test it out more extensively. Still trying to decide between the two)

First thing I noticed right away was the build/screen quality. I actually like the feel of the Note more then the Infinity. The Note didnt make me feel like I was holding a fragile egg around. The Note is more comfortable to hold for me and the speakers are pretty nice. Standard screen, but better then your usual standard screen. When I played movies it was actually very nice, viewing angles was great as well. Brightness is plenty bright. No super ips+ for outdoor use but its still viewable outside. Gaming is not quite up to par. A few of my favorite purchased Tegra 3 games and a game I most frequently play, Modern Combat 3 was not compatible but rooting and applying my backup made it possible to play. Since its a newer tablet then the Infinity some apps like Hulu Plus is not yet compatible. I am able to use wireless N and finally tap into the 5ghz speed which is truly great. Using Bluetooth as audio for streaming movies/shows is better with the Note. My Infinity did accomplish the same feet but the Note is more stable in keeping a good Bluetooth audio streaming connection better and it has yet to stop to buffer unlike the Infinity. The amount of distance was also increased with the Note I can now step away from a movie and completely go from one end of my apartment to the other without losing BT connection. SPEN is very cool. I was able to draw things that I wouldnt or have a challenging time doing it with the Infinity. The split screen made it possible for me to open up my gallery and SNote side by side so I can go through photos and have a way to draw that particular photo without deviating from one app to the other. It has ignited the artistic side in me. Camera is fine standard. Multitasking is where this tablet shines with its 2gigs of ram. Everything is very smooth for me. The available ram I averaged on the Note is about 950mb. On the Infinity Average is about 350mb to work with.

Now a couple of things that I found I did not like so much is its charge time. It takes a long time for this tablet to charge from 20% to 100% Much like the OGtab 10.1. Takes me about 5 to 6 hours when left alone. Now when I have it plugged in while in use it takes even longer to charge completely. 8hours on average. It actually doesn't keep its charge for when your playing a heavy intensive game like MC3. It was actually draining while plugged in! (Not sure if thats the norm) The amount of volts is about 4mV compared to the Infinity 7 to 8mV when charging. Cable length is way to short. Like 3 feet it appears. You will need an extension cord to be able to utilize the charger while in use. I'm going to discharge this a couple of times to see if it makes a difference from what was suggested. Hopefully charge time decrease.

Both tablets are the top two currently.

So for me.......

Wish I can have both haha. Wish that I could combine both these tablets together because that would be one beast of a tablet! Hope Nexus 10 can provide more of the complete package.