Just curious. Are presynched N10s shipping faster or at the same rate as nonsynched ones?

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I placed my order mid morning on Nov 30th. I got confirmation a shippinmg label had been printed Saturday Dec 1st. UPS origin and departue scans occured on Monday Dec 3rd Finally my Nexus 10 was left in my doorway Tuesday Dec 4. I checked during ordering to have it Presynched with my account.

Considering when I placed my order the tag said "shipping in 1-2 weeks" I was surprised to have it in <5 days especially when taking into account that includes the week end.

So I was just wondering what everyone else's experiances were like. Are pre- synched shipping any faster than Non-synced?
 

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I bought mine through Play and was never asked about syncing my ID. And it came unsynced... which is just fine because it takes only a few seconds if it wasn't pre-done, anyway.
 

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Being a newbie myself, I'm not sure how much I can help. I have a Nexus 10 32gb and an old 7 inch Android. The 10 inch allows easier use of an onscreen keyboard without use of a stylus, and also it's easier to select onscreen links, advance pages etc Remember the 10 inch is diagonally across a widescreen unlike the Apple screen which is more book page dimensions. The Nexus screen allows me to read paperback size but with a slightly odd lengthened page.
I gather that by downloading an app called Nexus Media Importer you can use USB memory sticks to download stored films, music, etc onto the Nexus but not upload stuff onto the USB from the Nexus as I understand it, maybe wrong on the uploading. That makes the 32gb a luxury. You would need a mini USB to standard USB cable to attach the memory stick.
I also know that a mini HDMI to normal HDMI allows you to attach tablets to TVs, so gaming should be possible.
You can also buy a notes app for the Nexus and probably all tablets.
Jellybean seems very fast and smooth to me, it has been updated once already.

If I've got anything wrong, this reply will surely bring in a lot of comments from others, so it will be useful one way or another.
 
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I gather that by downloading an app called Nexus Media Importer you can use USB memory sticks to download stored films, music, etc onto the Nexus but not upload stuff onto the USB from the Nexus as I understand it, maybe wrong on the uploading. That makes the 32gb a luxury. You would need a mini USB to standard USB cable to attach the memory stick.[...]If I've got anything wrong, this reply will surely bring in a lot of comments from others, so it will be useful one way or another.

You are correct. Without rooting, you can buy a non-free, closed-source app that will allow read-only access to all files on a USB storage device using an "OTG" usb cable. Or you can get a free, closed-source app that will allow read-only access to SOME files. With rooting, you can use a simple, free, open app to mount and read/write.
 

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