Bragging rights ma

You really think that Asus Malaysia will sell the new Nexus 7 @ RM700? Direct conversion is one thing, but local RRP is another. Remember, the first gen Nexus 7 was $199, meaning RM643 or so after conversion. And how much was it sold in Malaysia when it was first launched?

To me, cheap China tablets are disposable. Rosak? Throw away, because frankly, it just isn't worth repairing it. If the local distri can fix it, good. If they need to send back to China, be prepared to wait a few months without a tablet. I just dropped my Vido, and that destroyed my power button. I'm contemplating to sell it right now. Mind you, my Vido is in a case, and it dropped on a carpeted floor. The power button sorts of works, but needs to be pressed hard. Warranty? I'd rather not be bothered.

I know Google launched the Nexus7 as a budget yet powerful tablet, but that happens overseas. Google has no control of the price Asus sets locally. So because of that, the Nexus 7 isn't a budget tablet like what the Americans perceive it to be. For our local market, budget tablets are cheap, like those Allwinner A13 tablets.

Warranty also can claim locally, iinm

16:9 is gooding in its own

I use 4:3 for browsing, reading PDFs, editing office files

Then 16:9 for youube, movies

Ainol Fire + Vido N80RK

Order liao....

patience bro

Brightness settings? 3rd charge still might be a bit too soon

There are a lot of factors affecting battery life, just so you know.

I dont test my tablet until battery habis

Depends on battery lo.

And a lot of luck..

Good idea.

Also CPU Spy to see if there are any processes taking up the battery....

One more thing, firmware.

The 0703 4.2.2 firmware locks the CPU to a max speed of 1.4Ghz.. that may help.

Have to manual update

http://dl.vmall.com/c0sqlyn5ch

Line poor?

I'll re-upload it to my google drive.

Google Drive

Either the Samsung Tab 3 8.0 or the upcoming 2013 Nexus 7

For that budget, the Vido N70S seems decent enough for your light usage.

Operating System: Android 4.0.4 OS
Touch Screen: Capacitive 5-Points Multi-Touch Screen
CPU: Rockchip RK3066, Dual Core, 1.6 GHz
GPU: 4 Core Mali 400. Support OpenGLES2.0/1.1, OpenVG1.1
RAM: DDR3 1GB
Storage: 8GB
Expanded MicroSDHC card, up to 32GB
Screen Size: 7 inch 16:9, Resolution: 1024*600
I / O Ports: USB2.0 (host), MINI USB2.0, MicroSD card slot, Headphone jack, HDMI, and Charging port.
WiFi: Built-in Wifi IEEE 802.11b/g/n 11Mbps to 54Mbps
Camera: Front Camera: 2.0 MP
Battery: Built-in Lithium Battery: 4000 mAh ( Working time: 4~5 hours ).
HDMI: Built-in HDMI Out Port.

Other alternatives include the Pipo S1S.

Cheaper option is the ASUS Fonepad. ~RM700 or so.

Give it a try first.

For me, I'd rather trust Asus (who makes the Nexus7) more than Samsung (who only resizes the Galaxy S3/S4 template)

To each his own bro.

On a side note, how many good 7" tablets that aren't Chinese tablets, but branded one? So far, for our local market, we have these for under RM600

- HP Slate 7
- Asus Memo Pad HD7
- Acer Iconia A1
- Lenovo A1000