"How would you change ASUS' Transformer Pad Infinity?"

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Not sure if you saw it, but Engadget has a post today about the Infinity.

http://www.engadget.com/2013/02/17/h...-pad-infinity/

Re: "How would you change ASUS' Transformer Pad Infinity?"

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Fix the memory issue, USB 3.0 on the dock, better camera, stereo speakers and speakers on the dock. Maybe a wireless charging pad. AND FIX THE QUALITY ISSUES!!!!!!!!!

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Re: "How would you change ASUS' Transformer Pad Infinity?"

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I think the quality control is the biggest issue here. But as for the tablet, ideal world ; tegra 4 2gb ram and real stereo sound XD

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Better build quality concerning the docking system, stereo speakers on the front side of the tablet, better storage (not necessarily more (the amount of RAM seems fine) but faster and more reliable).

Ahh...

I don't know...there's always higher, smarter, bigger, better...
Probably:

1. 6 month no questions asked warranty
2. Rubberized back and edges
3. Not quite so thin
4. Full sized SD slot on tablet
5. Full sized USB 3.0 capable port on tablet
6. Charge thru USB port with any 5 volt USB brick
7. 12 MP low light capable camera
8. Removable back for battery replacement

front-facing speakers and windowed multitasking would make me pretty happy, aside from the obvious lag fix.

Re: "How would you change ASUS' Transformer Pad Infinity?"

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Originally Posted by fortunz

front-facing speakers and windowed multitasking would make me pretty happy, aside from the obvious lag fix.

They make one of those already its called a Samsung galaxy note 10.1

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Originally Posted by scataldo721

They make one of those already its called a Samsung galaxy note 10.1

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Yeah, but it would be nice anyway to make a fully loaded tablet known as the TF700 to be able to include such features from the Galaxy Note 10.1. I can't stress enough how much I want to be able to get windowed multitasking on this tablet so college life could be of much convenience.

Pretty much what I want to change is already summed by most of you who posted in this thread. lol Better camera, front facing speakers, more RAM, multitasking, etc.

Since everyone has already mentioned almost everything that should be fixed about the tf700, let me add a different note: how about the newly introduced Ubuntu for tablet? The idea behind it is pretty awesome, one OS for all devices, from phones, tablets to desktops. If Canonical can pull this off, it will create a new future for Linux.

Re: "How would you change ASUS' Transformer Pad Infinity?"

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Storage obviously,
Nvflash or even better fastboot support
And a better connection between tablet and dock.