Clove withdraws from the sale Prime Transformer: bug Wi-Fi and GPS

The British online retailer Clove has decided to withdraw from the sale of initial stock of Asus Prime Transformer after identifying problems with GPS and Wi-Fi functions. Actually the problem with the GPS thing is now well known and dates back to the earliest days of January. A bug proved intractable remember that if you forced the company to completely remove the function from the list of specifications of the tablet hybrid.

Update: The situation of Anomalous bug Wi-Fi, because according to a press officer Asus mid-January all units shipped in Great Britain had been tested in this area, then be free of bugs. Problems which is good to note, Asus has not even found in versions for other markets.

To contain the damage, Asus UK had issued about 10 days ago a statement calling on users alleged problems with Wi-Fi or GPS to contact a telephone helpline. In addition the company in Taiwan has 6 months warranty on additional 12 planned to be forgiven for the GPS problem (remember, the only recognized), while for all those to whom it does not go down there is always the possibility of a full refund , as required by local law.

We recall that the Prime Transformer debuted last week in the stores Asus Point at the price of 599 € not exactly inviting.