Yes but take long time to charge so equal to No!

search before asking. i tink got 3 same answers in this thread d.

europe LTE can work with our LTE.

US LTE cannot work with our LTE but can work with our HSPA(3G+)


yup, in the official specs list.

I think they made wireless charging as a standard

You think so?its super useful when you come back home,just put your tablet on your wireless charger,done,tablet is one of the most annoying to charge especially when plugging in cable,phone still ok

that just me, maybe not you.

The tablet must always be placed on the charging pad? And the charging pad has to be connected to the wall socket by wire?

If so, how is that convenient or better than just plugging a cable to the tablet?

This post has been edited by -kytz-: Jul 29 2013, 10:26 PM

charging pad use electricity even not charging? if not then very easy d, keep it on whole day loo, need then put on top, no need then just leave it.

Ideal case, yes but practically (real life), impossible. Nothing is perfect.

You want it not to use electricity, you have to totally switch off the thing. Else do you really expect the wireless charging pad to wake itself up to start charging your phone when you place your phone on it?

This also applies to transistors in all SoC. Ideal case, it should be consuming no power at all when one transistor is in its off state. But in real life, there's something called leakage thus making zero power consumption idle impossible

This post has been edited by IwanAGP: Jul 29 2013, 10:27 PM

welll at least its half possible. hehe. leak abit oni still ok guaa.

Erm... As they shrink down a transistor (microarchitecture), reducing the length of the gate, the leakage is getting more and more serious. I remember I read before that 28nm is about the limit before the leakage gone too high.

That also explains why Intel started using FinFet for their Ivy bridge at 22nm and in Haswell, 22nm too. Reduced leakage!!

It actually not "a bit", it affects a lot. Else they will just keep shrinking without new tech. This explains why they need new architecture to keep up with the increase in performance and to keep leakage/power consumption low at the same time.

no idea.

i dunno about those haswell and ivy bridge models difference aso. i look and try to differentiate im like haha!!

http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/07/29/ch...rope-after-all/


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rather get US lte than just 3G on europe version. shall wait for the confirmation. hehe

My wireless charger are always at home,I don't off my socket,Panasonic QE-TM-101 is battery friendly,so no need worry if you off or not,and also just lay down on the pad,done

thanks for recommendation bro, i also just ordered from him~ and the price is reasonable, highly recommended

This post has been edited by lemonzaiii: Jul 30 2013, 04:18 AM

i think i will have a few slots for those who can wait till lte version is out. gonna ship myself. no charge, just wanna split the initial shipping feee.

LG next maker of 2014 Nexus 7 ??

http://bgr.com/2013/07/29/nexus-7-2014-lg-rumor/

Folks, let me know if you guys want to get a N7 ya? Left one 32gb model for arrival early next month. Next batch will be 1-2 weeks later. Tq.

BTW any lte expert can confirm if the us lte model is compatible with our MY lte networks?

Not compatible bro. May be able to use 3G

That will disappoint many. From Androidpolice news, seems EU LTE version also may be shelved.

Alright. Just received confirmation that my order has confirmed. Estimate to arrive by 2013-08-12. Now need to start looking for casing. Any recommendation?