So what's the consensus? I was really considering picking up a Nexus 7 until I read about the screen separation issues. I used to have an ASUS Transformer and really liked ASUS's build quality. Is the Nexus 7 really that bad? I don't like the idea of buying a $250 tablet and then having to open it up and modify it just to make it work properly.
My N7 is C9 but still has minor, I believe, "screen separation" issue. Other than this, it works fine. I can live with this separation but I have only one concern, the dust.
So, I did a lot of research on the cause of the separation and found that the glass and LCD are somehow fused together.
Those of you who had an infinity with screen separation or clicking, did the screen start off flush when you first got it? Or was it raised when it came right out of the box?, I double checked my again, I noticed in landscape mode on the far right side of the screen is slightly raised just a little bit more than the left side. It flexes a little bit.
So I have been out of the Android community but now I am back. I recently traded in my Xbox 360 at GameStop to purchase the Nexus 7. I am experiencing the screen separation problem that I have noticed quite a few people have have had. My question is should I go to a GameStop store and try and get it exchanged or would I be better off contacting Google directly?
Communications minister senator Stephen Conroy has extended until 31 March 2012, the deadline by which Telstra must complete its structural separation. This takes the total extensions to 12 months, after a further six months legislation requiring Telstra to have instead completed functional separation will come into force.
I am using Ubuntu 11.10 on an Advent 8111 laptop. The only problem I have is with the audio device which is an 'Intel Corporation N10/ICH 7 Family High Definition Audio Controller (rev 02)'. The nature of the problem is that there seems to be an issue with the L & R stereo separation, almost as if there is some kind of signal cross-bleed between the two channels.
First and only phone bought full retail was the nexus.
Love the phone since day of launch. Still love it. Does everything i need and i really like the whole van android nexus ordeal.
recently broke my screen.. have insurance so i had another nexus sent out to me. Well, the new nexus's screen was TERRIBLE.. whites were yellow/orange.
Technology supports EAL-7 evaluation, integrates multiple applications at different security levels on a single piece of silicon and consolidates hardware for security and separation.
Telstra has this morning confirmed documents detailing its structural separation have been lodged with the Australian Consumer and Competition Commission.
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