new TF user checking in.. whoottt!!     

first impression, i fall in love  with it from the first touch.

was in a very quick deal with seller just now, coz i was so tempted to try it out, until i forgot to check things suggested by bro CyberKewl.

but, everything are working fine, luckily.  

but the TF is quite "too" heavy with its dock, lol

1 thing i wanna ask. regarding typing with the dock.. i tried typing using dock on Polaris, its smooth and responsive. but now im typing this comment using my TF on dock, its kinda laggy.. means, thre is a split time after i hit the button then the letter come out.. is this normal? is it due to the internet or the web browser??

anyway, im not regret to spend my RM1650 for this. (well dun ask me how come i got this cheaper than RRP) lol

thanks bro..

btw, im going to reset my TF.. is there any better way o do this to remove any data, or just doing it from setting?

here a link to the new Market apps:

http://www.mediafire.com/?vdocx41t37rnn6y

I have some questions.

1. Where can I buy the Asus EEE Pad Transformer currently? Do they sell them in Low Yat? If not, where I can get one?

2. The Asus EEE Pad Transformer 2 is rumoured to come out in late October/November, with the Tegra 3 and Android Ice Cream Sandwich. Should I hold on from buying the Asus EEE Pad currently? (It's not exactly a need for me at this time, but I sure would love to own one though )

3. This is a technical question, but I'm curious, so I'll ask: the next implementation of the Asus EEE will be quad-core, right? But will Android's Honeycomb apps natively be able to use the increased processing power (e.g. which will translate into immediate performance gains for some games and apps, like when the iPad 2 was released with its dual-core chip) , or must we wait for software to be rewritten to take advantage of all that added power before we can see performance gains?

yes here's a simple list of stuff to check:

1) Light bleed, most visible in highest brightness setting, middle bottom area where the charging port is for the tablet. Most people have light bleed in this area and i'm getting used to it. If other areas of the tablet has light bleed, request for another one and refuse to take it. If its just at the middle bottom area, then i guess its up to you whether to take, but most likely almost every other unit have this light bleed issue.
2) If you're buying the dock, test it out, make sure you can dock the transformer and the dock together. The latch should move from left all the way to the right, cannot be inbetween whatsoever. Some pressure is needed to push/press the tablet towards the dock, this is normal. If after you put pressure and the latch still doesnt go all the way to the right side, request a new dock, refuse to take the unit they offer.
3) Test out the keyboard dock keys, press all of them in polaris office, make sure all the keys register properly. Also test out the touchpad make sure it is ok when moving the mouse cursor on the screen and also the left and right clicks register. Left click is to launch an app or perform an operation such as button clicks like in windows and right click functions as a back button / back key in Android (not like in windows where the context menu usually appears).
4) Bring along these items if you have to test the connectivity options -> USB external mouse (for dock), USB pendrive, SD Card, MicroSD card. Use them to test out the various ports on the tablet and the dock. Tablet only have microsd and mini hdmi port, so you can bring a microsd card to test if you're buying the dock only. Mini HDMI you can only test at home unless you can test it somewhere that has a tv and you also need a mini hdmi -> hdmi output cable.
5) Test the speakers, try to see if you can listen carefully whether the left and right side speakers are balanced and not louder for one of them compared to the other (i.e: left louder than right or vice versa). Several forummers here have this issue (but I don't). So test that out. Also bring an earphone if you have, to test out the earphone jack too.

That's pretty much all I can remember on the top off my head. Regarding the warranty as i know asus malaysia is giving international warranty. Good luck

Hi,can you add this to first page for future TF owner?

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Added on July 24, 2011, 3:05 pmGuys,

This is how i fixed my Asus Transformer onto my vehicle.....

Omg I just bought from Evernew just now o.o I combed through posts but didn't see this till now! What's wrong with that company? Waa.

its due to the browser, there's a known lag issue on stock browser. you can try other browsers such as opera mobile or firefox mobile, the lag is not there..hopefully this will be fixed in the upcoming 3.2 update.

hi.. one quick question, the TF available at RRP RM1799 is WITHOUT 3G one right?

is there any 3g version of TF available now? what the RRP?

i saw wifi tethering option in Setting, so i wonder.. mine is definitely not 3g, coz i cant find a Sim card slot even no matter how hard i search (well i wish it miraclely available.. lol)

I'm quite surprise with the TF's playback capabilities.. It is way weaker than my n8.... Some videos cant be played by TF can easily played on my n8... I think they need to optimize the TF more.. I think the TF's hardware is way powerful than my n8...

2. The Asus EEE Pad Transformer 2 is rumoured to come out in late October/November, with the Tegra 3 and Android Ice Cream Sandwich. Should I hold on from buying the Asus EEE Pad currently? (It's not exactly a need for me at this time, but I sure would love to own one though )