I must agree.. their price are like rock bottom..
I would definitely come back to get my future phone from them..
Altho its an AP warranty, they do provide 1to1 exchange if the problem is major if u return them within a week.. enuf time for u to test the phone thoroughly at home..
Provided the phone is scratchless la..
In my case, its a dead pixel..luckily i spotted it earlier..and manage to swap it with a good set..

My advise to those who plan to get an AP set , test it out thorughly (wifi,gps,screen, radio etc).. if it can survive more than 3 days with no major issue, then it should be a good set..

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Added on March 8, 2012, 6:15 pm

Happen to me too.. but a few hours after that, i got the update..
Right after i made a purchase from market..
Evry gnex will get it sooner or later..not much diff also from old market, only diff name..

hehe.. wait till Gnote get ICS update .. that would be a good time if u really need to get back to Gnote..

but then, Gnex would probably get the jelly bean update before any1 else... then ICS is like cair already... hehe

new rumor !!!
ASUS rumored to produce Google’s ‘Nexus Tablet’ featuring quad-core Tegra 3

hopefully this is not true, I hope is samsung with new quad core exynos SoC; not prefer tegra. Now every OEM are struggle to be next Nexus, either phone or tablet.   

Monica Chen, Taipei; Adam Hwang, DIGITIMES [Friday 9 March 2012]

Google and Asustek will unveil a 7-inch co-branded tablet PC as early as May, with the model targeting Amazon's Kindle Fire and to be priced at US$199-249, according to industry sources.

In response, Asustek declined to comment.

Google sought Taiwan-based co-brand partners at the end of 2011, the sources noted. Among potential partners, HTC had strong design capability but insisted on directing development of the co-brand model and was unwilling to develop a low-price model to impair its brand image, while Acer did not have in-house R&D capability, the sources indicated. Google finally selected Asustek because of its ODM capability and good product quality, the sources claimed.

Asustek's motivation for cooperating with Google is to win Google's confidence to facilitate development of its Android-based devices, learn Google's technology to develop software and content, as well as enter the tablet US market, the sources indicated.