I've given up! I've had it with Asus products. My tablet venture started with their Transformer Pad 300. I went through three. All had dead pixels, foreign objects under the screen, slow performance (would hang excessively), etc. I waited out the Nexus 7. Loved everything about it except for the glass separation issue. I almost talked myself into keeping it but decided that having glass under a lot of stress by being bent in the opposite direction that it will constantly be pressed was a bad idea so I exchanged it. The replacement arrived with the same problem, only a lot worse. I called the Play Store for another replacement. A few days went by with no word, so I called again and was assured that everything was all set and would be on its way within a few days. One week from my original call, still nothing. I called again and apparently my exchange was never processed. I told them to forget about it and that I wanted to return it. So, last ditch effort, I tried the Transformer Pad Infinity. Got it yesterday. Dead pixels, sound randomly stops working, requiring a reboot to get it back, very poor performance. I couldn't watch videos (too choppy), play games (too choppy), or browse the web (made it unresponsive).
Sadly, ASUS appears to be the Android tablet leader. There aren't many choices for a Tegra 3 powered tablet to begin with. I suppose I'll wait and see what happens...
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