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Argh. Finally have a Transformer Prime on it's way from newegg. Won't get there till Tuesday, so last few days I've been looking for the dock. Yesterday, Bestbuy had them in stock about 40 miles south. To far, but figured if they were still in stock I'd take a long lunch on Monday and get it. Checked again today, it's in stock about 20 miles away near where I was going anyway. Start ordering it, in store pickup today, get to the last confirmation screen and it's now in store pickup 2/3. I'm leaving 2/2 on vacation. (Coincidentally checking best buy for where I'll be on vacation 4 stores have them in stock now.) Hopefully someone will get them in stock this week. Fry's doesn't even have the dock in their inventory system!
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Rastor posted:Several of us are happy Prime owners. Two of us (not me though) needed to return their first one. I just got mine, can you list what sort of tests I should do?
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Feb 3, 2012 09:50
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dissss posted:There is no way any current tablet is going to be of any use that far down the line. Ten years is a long time for tech - go and check how usable a G4 Powerbook is today. That may just be restricted to tablets and other non-upgradable items though. I usually get 5-6 years out of gaming computers by buying top of the line tech when there's an evolutionary breakthrough then upgrading the video card mid cycle and skipping at least a full upgrade path if not two over someone who buys mid range every 2-3 years.
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Mar 11, 2012 22:52
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Colonel Sanders posted:I am thinking about getting a tablet that I can use as a remote control, would really like one with built in IR. So far I only know of two tablets with built in IR, the Sony Tablet S ($399, 9.4" playstation games) and the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus ($299, 7", Peel remote). I would also really like to control my PS3 without shelling out for the PS3 blu-ray remote, I have no idea if peel or the sony can do that. I am pretty much certain I should not get the Sony tablet because it is more expensive and I really don't care about the screen size difference. The stock PS3 doesn't use IR for it's remote, it uses BluTooth... http://phandroid.com/2011/02/28/use-your-android-device-as-a-bluetooth-input-device-for-the-ps3-video/ is about a possible app for android to use it's blutooth for ps3 videos...
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