If you're like me, who cares about GPS, proper wireless (bluetooth/gps/wifi) strength, no more bleeding screens, and generally everything that you expect the TP to be, then don't bother with waiting for Prime anymore. either go buy another brand (not exactly a smart move, as the featureset of TP is a few things more than other units soon or in the market) OR just wait 5-6 more months.
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Asus has essentially acknowledged that it made a mistake in the design of the Transformer Prime by announcing there will be a redesigned Prime coming in Q2 with a couple extra upgrades as well. We haven't seen any demos or pictures of what the redesign will actually entail, but given why the Prime has been having problems, we can expect that nice aluminum casing will have at least a block of it swapped out for plastic.
Other than the redesign, Asus is making this model of the Prime (supposedly model TF700T) a bit of a premium model compared to what is on the market now. Overall, the specs are the same as the Prime that's on the market now (model TF201), the same Tegra 3 processor, same dimensions, same connectivity and storage options. The two bumps that this model will be getting are in a 2 MP front camera instead of the current 1.2 MP, and the Super IPS+ display will be bumped up to 1920x1200 resolution instead of the 1280x800. It wasn't part of the report, but we feel safe in assuming that this model will ship with Ice Cream Sandwich.
Unfortunately, it looks like the upgrades are bumping up the price a bit as well with the 32 GB starting at $599 and the 64 GB at $699. The new Transformer Prime is expected to be released in North America in Q2 of this year.
http://www.phonearena.com/news/Asus-Transf...pgrades_id25581I will vote with my wallet, and NOT be buying close to 10 units of TP like I did for the original Transformer. I don't know about you guys, but if a (reputable?) company told the world how awesome the upgrade model is, and when they screw up, instead of admitting their mistake they just scratch off the said feature, that's a really really poor way of treating your die-hard customer base.
do you really wonder why they suddenly remove the Wall feature (now can only comment whatever they post) by fans on their FB page?

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Any improvement on the wifi? Your GPS screenshot was taken outdoors? That's not acceptable man! I know it's not strong, but zero!!???
That's exactly my point. When the TF101 was released it was an almost legendary of a device - a real iPad2 competitor AND more - that I wasted no time to buy many units for my family. And all that time till now, ASUS+google was saying how great their next model would be, due to the fan's trust in rewarding them, it'll be super awesome, yada yada yada...
Then they screwed up. Instead of admitting their mistake, they just kept quiet for a while, until voices on the net got really loud (and pissed off) till they admit that yes, they screwed up. First was WiFi, they kept quiet. Then GPS. Then bleeding screens. Then dead pixels. Then God knows what else. But instead of fixing their mess (say, give a free replacement plastic case at their RMA centres, refund, or ANYTHING) they just did a "ah don't care about them, just scratch off the GPS feature and ignore" crap ON US. And here we are, turning against each other because of their damn arrogance while they just sit there and wait because some of us don't care about putting thousands of ringgit on a device that doesn't perform up to a reasonable expectation. So if you still want to pay more than 2k on a device and don't mind using hacks like pairing with your phones or whatever, then hey it's your money. But I'm more of a opinion that we should not reward companies who step on us, and arrogantly at that.
This post has been edited by C-Fu: Jan 13 2012, 01:46 AM