its a tablet to fight with kindle..if u compare with fruitpad sure u will see disadvantage..
if u look at long term with the nexus project support and the dev team its a not bad device

u aint gone store music in the phone now days. you got google music that

see how google marketing gimmick? force us all to use their product

google io attendies get free nexus 7. omgg

If someone were to do a bulk for the N7 but it's going to cost RM800 for the 8GB version,would you guys still be interested?

excuse me but Tablet S is an outdated product, the specs can't even compete with the Nexus 7, not to mention sony is shxt in the android software dept.

nexus 7 retailing at US 199 converting to malaysian currency would be RM 632. hopefully i can expect this tablet to be sold not more then RM 800 if there is any extra tax imposed .. what do you guys think ?

I have been using cloud storage since....god knows when. I've never had a problem streaming my songs/video using Digi RM68/month 3GB quota.

I have around 130GB worth of Musics that available via cloud using Audio Galaxy on my Android.

I have 3 TB worth of Videos that can be stream as easily as playing my music.

All just by using Digi - not even 1mb speed.

So I don't see the problem of using cloud service in Malaysia. Those who complain about malaysia sucky internet connection, is because they are overall sucky user themselves.

There are 3G supercharger script, 3G speed hack, 3G bandwidth monitor app that can give you a proper management in overall data usage and I have never ever reach my quota. My maximum quota was 75% (I even receive this as a msg from Digi)

My Digi speed is at 0.8mb-1mb  constant - with 3G supercharger script.

So...my advice is, be a true Android user and stop complaining.

maybe the model that msia have will like S2, with different cpu & gpu......>.>~~
since the cost for N7 is already limit, change to cheaper hardware so price can drop?

I am in London now and it seems it will be available for sale in the stores next Monday. I will pick one up. For those who are has requested me to pick up for them too i don't think the price is attractive. It cost £199 ( approx RM 980) + 17% VAT. And according to my daughter here i cannot claim back full 17% at airport , probably few % only
Those guys now selling at garage sales at RM 970-980 is indeed a good buy

Any recommendation/sos to buy the adapter?

Yeah, I was a bit worried when I was unboxing my unit today, but thankfully no problems. Screen is fine and sitting flush, no flexing or creaking, charging is fine and the micro-usb connects securely, no bleeding, light-leaks or dead pixels. So far, it's been flawless, though I've only had it for a few hours. Who knows, it might just go kaput when I wake up tomorrow. lol

Btw, you shouldn't take Chris Ziegler's word too seriously. He's one of those Apple evangelists, along with people like John Gruber and MG Seigler. They'll find flaws that don't exist. I'm not really a big fan of Android myself, but I will give credit to good products, and my Nexus 7 (so far) has been great and Android has been better than iOS since ICS (Jelly Bean is just icing on the cake).
Nope. So far I haven't received any notification. I already was prepared for this, though. If you really want the credit, I suppose you'll need to register a new Google account from the country you purchased from (US, UK, Aus) under VPN or proxy. Not sure if they'll give you problems when Google Wallet recognizes your Credit Card as Malaysian registered. That's one thing I prefer about iOS. Easier to cheat. Sign up as US customer by giving a relative's or random Starbucks address, and then buy iTunes US gift cards to make purchases for apps, music, movies, etc.. Settle!!

Anyways, I've been playing with my Nexus 7 non-stop for 2 hours. Not even given the screen a chance to turn off on idle. Just non-stop browsing (many tabs), checking G+, Email, Maps, Voice Search and Google Currents (+ video). Also been playing with developer settings (that's why I love Nexus branded devices). Haven't done any gaming yet cos I wanted to test "standard" use situations. So far so good.



2hr+ = 20%, which means it should give the advertised 10hrs web browsing battery life. The screen is still the biggest draw, just like all other handsets. I turned on all the lights in m room and set the display to Auto-brightness, and no matter what I do, I cannot get screen drain below 80%.