i bought the full set... along with another promo package they were having at MV -- hdmi cable, screen cleaner + microSD card.
now i'm just wondering how useful are the extra stuffs... keyboard. not sure i will actually need or use it often. probably i will just consider it as an extra set of battery.
microSD. originally was planning to load my 1080 movies into the card and try watching it from Transformer. but most of my movie files are bigger than 8GB (the size of the card). then found one that's 4GB and when I copied, can't... card is in FAT32 format.
i din try it out yet... can I format the card to NTFS, copy the movie file and then try it out on the Transformer -- as in, can the Transformer read NTFS format? well, will check back later and see got reply. i'd probably be googling this anyway...

hmmm... someone else also asked this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1044559also, the guy mentioned of p35 of the manual. what manual?!? i only got like a 10page booklet that explains the hardware buttons, etc... Grrrrrr....
Added on May 30, 2011, 9:38 amyou are almost right.
the first 150/200 for the dock @ rm300.

I was there too to buy the full set. I only bought the HDMI cable as I dont need the microsd + screen cleaner and I feel that the price of the microsd seems a little pricey, not to mention that there are many fakes out there so I didnt want to rush into buying it. your 1080p movies are MKV? I tried playing MKV with rockplayer and mobo player on both hardware & soft decoding modes but found that the audio and video are lagging somewhat. So far only tried mp4 (h264) 720p and works flawlessly with no lags. do let me know if you managed to get 1080p mkv files played smoothly.