A hammer part without documentation

I could hardly believe it, but especially the video playback features are exhilarating! Not only that, this part can read and write FAT32 and NTFS formatted memory cards, it even plays MP4 with 1080p50 cleanly. And not only that, even the original MOV files of Panasonic GH3 with rich 50 Mbit / s in HD full frame and 50p (ie progressive) plays this "mobile tablet" clean and very sharply, as if that were not an issue , Thus even some jerky PC! Too bad that Asus attaches almost no documentation. A tiny thin booklet is all - "manual" you can admire the few pages certainly do not call. Even with Asus on the internet you will not find it. So that's not easy. Because this documentation laziness, I regret to deduct a star, otherwise the instrument is highly recommended, if only because of its multimedia features.

Addition also bothered me the reduced brightness when playing videos. Until now, I found a setting in the system, which stipulated that the energy consumption when playing videos to be throttled to 60%. That may be useful to save energy while, but I did not feel like getting high brightness increase (and then back down later) for it. Now it works as expected, the screen no longer darkens. It's a shame that Asus does not provide any documentation. The device can incidentally (as an alternative to the 2.4 GHz band) and WLAN in the 5 GHz band. Also this information you will not find on the net - unless you know by heart what the cryptic names 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n mean.

Addition 2: I just found on the Asus website a manual in German language. As the search term you should enter "ME372CG". After all, there are now almost 100 pages in December 2013. On the substance, it could be even a little exuberant - but better than nothing. For gets the PhonePad his lost star back, because I'm still very happy with this part.

Unfortunately this Antroid version was taken the option of disabling via the on / off the data network (Internet via SIM card). So you have every now and then to fumble around in the settings. Why simple when it comes cumbersome ...