yupppp....bought at PC3 in Lowyat....couldnt bear with the lightbleed, brought it in today, they gave me a new TF, no questions asked....the new one, has one very small spot still bleeding, but not noticeable....now feel much better

RRP=RM1499.you can get it around RM1400

the eee pad looks like my notebook  but the function is less than my notebook..i cant do office work efficiently with eee pad like my notebook.

i'm still looking for reason to get this

i was wondering wat makes asus TF so special? i love it, but i was wondering wat is the different with TF compared to other tablet?i mean, if u say about it can attached to its keyboard, i thought most other tablets can do that is it n they hav their own physical keyboard am i right? soguys do explain why this TF is outstanding compared to others..   

honestly, TF is nothing special as a tablet. it is like any other tablet out there.

the TF stands out when it is wit the dock -- which is why its also called Transformer. the dock is specially designed for the tablet and what makes the dock really useful is the fact that it is also a battery pack -- the TF101 with dock can last abt 16hrs. the keyboard also comes with special keys that makes the tablet even easier to use.

so far, usually the additional keyboard for other tablets dun have the extended battery function.
so honestly, if you dun plan to get the dock... any other 10" tablet should be very much the same...

I can vouch for Huddle/YES. It's much better than 3G service if you are in the covered area. Even if you have red(bad signal) it's at least 1Mbps. If Green, can achieve 10Mbps. Ping is also better than 3G, even usable to play Dota (flying spaghetti monster).

That is why I didn't get transformer as I no need the dock. I felt buying it without dock seems like buying a handicapped tablet. Of couse it is not handicapped just a phschological feeling. At the end I bought the iconia as it comes buiktin full usb and 32gb for similar  price as eeepad tablet.  You can consider the iconia a understated , poor publicized tablet but performs great and that's what matter most. You don't have to be well known to be great.

You should try yourself the various tablets ; by now I am sure most KL big outlets will have demo units. By than you should be able to make a good decision basing on your needs. One thing for sure, buying the EEEpad you can get lots of support and help here - better than Asus facebook or its support pages.

I make my decision after trying the xoom, eeepad and iconia at Challenger Store ( Spore ). I like testing stuffs at Challenger as they laid out all the tablets , totaling about 10 different types ( Viewsonic, Archos, China made, Motorola, Asus, Acer, Ipad, ipad2  etc ) out on a big table. You can spend time testing on all of it ; no one will come and disturb you unlike some KL stores, just only a few minutes touching it,  you will see the salesman overlooking your shoulder and trying to convince you to buy. I don't know what is the scenario at KL new Challenger store - hopefully is the same
Similarly you can test all the latest notebooks, smartphones etc - a indeed conducive environment to test gadgets.

I search around other countries forums mostly them recommend a500 than tf101,but y malaysia and singapore here seem tf101 receiving higher attention?