QUOTE(kysham @ Apr 16 2013, 12:19 PM)
Same reason I'm keeping my even older Tablet S. About your keyboard issue. I am not sure how to help. I don't have this issue.... sorry dude.
It's ok bro it's already solved. Just turned off the numeric keypad function and it's all right. lol
QUOTE(Ratbert @ Apr 16 2013, 07:04 PM)
since u just bought it, maybe try factory reset first?
I just updated to the latest version (not JB though), why going backwards?
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Ok early this evening I just couldn't resist myself, so I bought this thing:

Yep probably you guys already saw this so just a quick review about this case:
The Touch Keyboard You need to get used to it first before getting to the typing comfort zone. Sometimes I dont look at the keyboard but I do get typos since I'm not familiar with it yet.

Who said you can't make it as a lower stand? Although the physical keyboard still reacts to it, you need to turn off the function first before you use the on-screen keyboard. Nice option if you put the tablet on a coffee table or on a lower gesture.

Turn off the "Physical Keyboard" if you want to use the on-screen keyboard on a lower position.

You can also fold like normal tablet. The keyboard will deactivate automatically.

The outer case is a smooth high quality leather. But if you have oily hands you're gonna leave some smudges on it. Like you see on the picture.
Well that's it. Totally worth it if you want to type on the tablet without pulling down your neck. IMO this type of case is better than the Tablet Z version in terms of the lightweight. But in term of typing comfy, Tablet Z case is much better.
This post has been edited by sleever: Apr 18 2013, 01:30 AM