[Nexus 10 General] pierrekid:
Sorry buy have to agree with the OP... infinity is just a better device. Most people on here are of course going to say that they love their n10 and that its the "best" tab....but its really not lol. They got new purchase goggles on. I replied in another thread about this same topic and showed mutiple reputable sources ACTUALLY comparing the 2....not just some person reviewing it without having them both side by side, and they all say the same thing, the infinity is just a better device. Here is the list of actually comparison sites that agree. People on here hate seeing these, but the experts are actually giving unbiased neutral reviews, something you wont find on these forums...

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2411972,00.asp

"If the Galaxy Note's 1,280-by-800 screen is too low-resolution for you, the 1,920-by-1,200 Asus Transformer Pad Infinity TF700 is the way to go. Like the Nexus 10, it struggles with a lack of apps. But it's the same $499 price as the Nexus 10 for a 32GB model, with a better camera, better screen, and better battery life."

http://www.engadget.com/2012/11/02/nexus-10-review/

"The resolution is indeed quite nice but in many ways, the Super IPS+ panel on the ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity TF700 is even nicer, and other than that new keyboard there's nothing much in Android 4.2 to get excited about right now. Of course, the true beauty of the Nexus line is that when 4.3 rolls around this slate will be the first to get it, and that is certainly worth something. But is it worth enough to make up for this tablet's other shortcomings?"

http://www.extremetech.com/computing...oo-many-pixels

"The overarching tale with the Nexus 10 seems to be specs above all else. Yes, the screen has an almost inconceivable resolution — but in practice, the 1920×1200 Asus Transformer Pad Infinity will probably look better, thanks to higher brightness and contrast. Yes, there’s a brand new CPU inside, clocked at an impressive 1.7GHz, but games will still have a lower framerate than an iPad, iPhone, or some Snapdragon-powered smartphones. Is Android 4.2 only slick and responsive when backed by the Cortex-A15? No way"

http://reviews.cnet.com/tablets/goog...5513295-2.html

"You'll still want to make the iPad your first choice thanks to its years of refined performance, apps selection, and content ecosystem. If you're going for Android, right now it'll depend on what you're looking for. The Transformer Infinity has a brighter screen, better camera, and a built-in storage expansion option."

http://www.techradar.com/reviews/pc-...articleContent

"The Google Nexus 10 is clearly a brilliant tablet. It's got top-end specs at a mid-range price; that alone makes it deserving of attention. Add to that a generally stunning screen and near faultless performance and it really does start to look like an iPad beater.

But after spending some time with it we can't quite be as enthusiastic as we'd like. The lack of expandable storage combined with the fairly limited internal storage really hampers its media capabilities. Since tablets are for most people a media-centric device that's a real issue and the single biggest problem with the Google Nexus 10, along with the screen offering slightly muted colours and contrast ratios.

We don't want to end on a negative note as most of the other problems are little more than nitpicking and it really is an impressive device. If you want a 10 inch Android tablet this is easily one of the best there is, and in this price range it's absolutely the best. The Asus Transformer Pad Infinity arguably beats it..."

http://androidheadlines.com/2012/11/tablet-wars-google-nexus-10-vs-asus-transformer-pad-700.html

"While the Nexus 10 has a whole lot of potential there really isn’t anything to suggest that the Nexus 10 will take off and become a success, despite the fact that it’s now sold out on the Play Store. Where the Nexus 10 has potential, the Transformer TF700 has real world experience, ASUS has been doing tablets like this for some time now and when it comes down to it, you can do a whole lot more of the TF700 than the Nexus 10. The keyboard dock is a killer add-on and it’s something a lot of people have been reaping the benefits of for some time now, not only does it provide a decent platform for proper typing but it also near doubles the battery live of the tablet. There’s not a single laptop out there that will last as long as this and it still comes in without all the heft of the everyday laptop. Office Software for the tablet – or any Android tablet for that matter – might not be that good but Google Drive is getting better and if you do a lot of typing this is the perfect tablet for you."

I mean honestly i can go on and on with site after unbiased android site saying what the truth is...the infinity is just a better device. If you like your N10 then good for you. But dont try and bad talk a device that clearly is the favorite in most peoples eyes (not on this forum lol). Good luck to the OP!