Is there any way to buy the slide cover anywhere in the world?
I can't even find it on eBay oder amazon..
I can't even find it on eBay oder amazon..
I'm picking up my smart cover from PC world in a few hours daddy lent me the £19.99 till the weekend when I get paid lolIs there any way to buy the slide cover anywhere in the world?
I can't even find it on eBay oder amazon..
amazon. JP had it as well as few weeks ago. But don't know if They deliver abroadThe problem is I live in germany, so I can't go for newegg or pcworld
And while i would consider buying it for 30 (altough i think this is ALOT for a cover), 40+ postage to germany would be too much.
But thanks anyway for the ebay link, didn't find this myself, will keep an eye on it.
There have been bundle deals in India and Japan where the cover had been sold with the tablet.I think Nvidia has changed the procedure wholesalers are releasing these tablet, in that the flap cover in already installed on the tablet. Example the EVGA I got today has the flap cover already installed.
Yeah. I think that initially people had such trouble getting the flaps in that they maybe doing it wholesaler wide to install the flaps. Example people were scratching their cases, to breaking the flap pin and socket hinges, due to how tight the grip was.There have been bundle deals in India and Japan where the cover had been sold with the tablet.
Indeed! I noticed that too straight away... it doesn't stay well in that "wedge" configuration. It works better if you stick it to the magnets closest to the hinge (there are two sets of magnets in the tablet), but it's still not that great.I kind of like the cover, but it does feel a bit flimsy, and I'm not sure about the big silver 'Tegra Note' bit of detail. I've also had the holding pins ping out once already, and I've only had it a day!
Has anyone managed to get it working successfully at a shallow angle for typing too? The magnet system works fine for propping it up for watching movies etc, but if I try and use it in the 'wedge' configuration for typing, it just collapses with any pressure.