Quick peek。
http://unbox.xda.cn/html/list/202.html

Ehh..the simcard tray can be pull out from the phone.
Easy goes missing if not careful. ..lolz

Like iPhone. Need use the key.

Hmmm...

Any comments from HOX users?

When I tested similar thing on my Chrome browser, I get the similar lag also. Not as bad on Android browser though.

This post has been edited by Harddisk: Nov 23 2012, 12:56 AM

But in long term, wireless charging will cost you more in utility bills. Maybe RM0.X0 per month since let's take efficiency for wired charger as 100%, wireless charger normally has a efficiency of 80~95%. It won't be 100%. Means it needs that 5~15% extra power to charge your phone to max
*My understanding and theory, no solid reference but it shouldn't be wrong*

You're saying like you are pulling it out everyday every minute
Do you need the 'vibrate' mechanism like Note 2 to notify you when the sim tray is not in place?

When everyone in Galaxy Nexus thread seems to be using Chrome, I'm still using stock browser. Because I seriously think that it's better than chrome.

£389 nearly rm1.9k in UK without contract
http://m.androidcentral.com/sim-free-nexus..._medium=twitter

I couldn't agree more. Chrome requires a lot of spanking and polishing. I used it for the tab sync convenience and sharing stuff. Otherwise, opening links from within device, still the stock browser is the choice.

Guys, ayam wants to buy Nexus 4.

Should I wait the official launch in Malaysia or get the one imported from US (lowyat garage sales).

Damn LG will increase the retailer price once its launched in Malaysia, up to RM2k maybe? DAFUQ.

SAUCE

Is it international warranty? If not then I think better wait for the official launch in Malaysia, the import set means it is on your own risk wo...

US warranty only.

If LG launches Nexus 4 in Malaysia it will be around RM2k (lets hope not).

The extra 500 bucks for the warranty in malaysia ah? Worth it or not?

Welcome to the Premium Phone Club...lolz

definitely not worth it if it's only 1 year. but if 2 years (like what SenQ did with the N7) then it's worth it.

This post has been edited by stormlcc: Nov 23 2012, 09:40 AM

Buying Nexus 4 from US only cost RM1500 for a new sealed set?

Not even there.

Cost USD349 plus whatever imaginary air-freight delivery which jack it all up to RM1.5k

currently the jack-up price in garrage sales starting RM1.4k for 16gb

Around that price la, you can find it on lowyat forum garage sales section.

Wow, at that price with the performance of the phone, it can be the Android King easily already...

That's why it is now called the flagship of Android.

Nexus is always the king of android

2K for Nexus 4 is definitely not worth it. Considering we all know the selling price in US is only $329, which is just a little more than RM1k.

It'll not be a smart move by LG to mark up the price that high if they wanna raise awareness bout their brand here. Based on my own observation, a lot of commoner will not chose a Nexus device. Back when Galaxy Nexus is selling for RM 1,150 a lot of people still go for Galaxy S2.

I kinda regret not getting one when its that cheap. Now my father constantly flashes his Jelly Bean Nexus in front of my face