After a rough start with the Asus Transformer Prime this May (which I had to RMA twice for keyboard dock and connector issues), I grew to love my Asus Transformer Infinity and now the Google Nexus 7!
I only wish that Asus were a bit faster in releasing the Jelly Bean update for the Infinity. I keep seeing rumors of updates and CyanogenMod for the Infinity, but I didn't want to risk my Infinity by installing the TF300T version of Jelly Bean on the TF700T (besides losing dpi/resolution, GPS, and auto-brightness). I'm hoping that Asus releases Jelly Bean for the Infinity soon.
Anyhoo, nice to meet you! After being a life-long Mac user and developer (nearly every generation of Mac, iPhone, and iPod), it's welcoming to own a device that doesn't sandbox me in or dictate how I use it.
I only wish that Asus were a bit faster in releasing the Jelly Bean update for the Infinity. I keep seeing rumors of updates and CyanogenMod for the Infinity, but I didn't want to risk my Infinity by installing the TF300T version of Jelly Bean on the TF700T (besides losing dpi/resolution, GPS, and auto-brightness). I'm hoping that Asus releases Jelly Bean for the Infinity soon.
Anyhoo, nice to meet you! After being a life-long Mac user and developer (nearly every generation of Mac, iPhone, and iPod), it's welcoming to own a device that doesn't sandbox me in or dictate how I use it.
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