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goldenface Posts: > 500

Sounds greats Ricky. Did you get the 4G version and are you using the mini handset with it?

I was on the verge of going for the Z2 Tablet when I cracked the screen on my Xperia Z, which set me back a £100 or so.

Then I found a Tablet Z for £230, which was a bargain for the condition it's in. (Still need to fix the screen on my Xperia Z though.)
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Posted: 2014-04-11 10:43:30
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Smaug Posts: 48


On 2014-04-11 01:20:52, Ricky D wrote:

Overall, Sony took a great Z Tablet and fixed pretty much everything. This is almost perfection except for the strange headphone positioning. I'm not sure if I can still use headphones when the thing is docked because I don't have a dock yet to test it.


Headphones can be used while docked, so long as you have an L-shaped connector. This is with the Sony DK39 dock. The headphone jack barely touches the ground but still charges no problem.

I've washed and wiped my tablet Z2. The back looks smooth but does retain a very slight textured feel to it, so it isn't just machining left over on yours.

The vibration is a really nice addition. Credit to the engineers who managed to squeeze it in such a thin frame. What is up with Sony using super-powerful vibration motors? My Z1 phone is strong enough to put a smile on any girl's face.



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Posted: 2014-04-11 12:21:29
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itsjustJOH Posts: > 500

^Well, it's from Japan.
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Posted: 2014-04-11 12:44:19
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CrownedAkuma Posts: > 500


On 2014-04-11 12:44:19, itsjustJOH wrote:
^Well, it's from Japan.






BTW DAT SCREEN IS GORGEOUOUOUOUOUS
[ This Message was edited by: CrownedAkuma on 2014-04-11 12:18 ]

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Posted: 2014-04-11 13:18:04
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Ricky D Posts: > 500

@goldenface
I did get the 4G version. I VERY rarely take phone calls so I haven't got round to using a bluetooth headset yet, I'll probably stick with my headphones with in-line mic (seen as though they cost me £80 and I barely use them)

@Smaug
Thanks for the info. I guess I'm not on the look out for the dock. Although I was hoping to get the bluetooth speaker dock. I wonder if still leaves enough clearance for a right angled headphone jack.

I too am very impressed with the power and engineering marvel that is the vibrator in this tablet. Not tried it on my wife yet though.
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Posted: 2014-04-11 21:06:08
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Ricky D Posts: > 500

Just reading over on xda about another FW version which fixes screen sensitivity. Perhaps this is why there is no pen/pencil input and the screen doesn't seem 100% responsive for me.

I just thought maybe I needed to give the thing a wipe to help my finger's conductivity.

[a flashtool upgrade, a firmware flash later and a short while...]

Sensitivity is better, but still no pen/pencil input. Is there a particular type of pen/pencil I should try to use? e.g. not a mechanical pencil or not a roller-ball pen or something?
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Posted: 2014-04-12 02:39:47
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CrownedAkuma Posts: > 500


On 2014-04-12 02:39:47, Ricky D wrote:
Just reading over on xda about another FW version which fixes screen sensitivity. Perhaps this is why there is no pen/pencil input and the screen doesn't seem 100% responsive for me.

I just thought maybe I needed to give the thing a wipe to help my finger's conductivity.

[a flashtool upgrade, a firmware flash later and a short while...]

Sensitivity is better, but still no pen/pencil input. Is there a particular type of pen/pencil I should try to use? e.g. not a mechanical pencil or not a roller-ball pen or something?


I read the WhitePaper's for both Xperia Z2 and Xperia Tablet Z2 and they still carry the "Stylus Pen Support" and "direct Touch" and this are the two voices linked with pen recognition... I think!
Maybe they'll activate this in future update? I do not know...
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Posted: 2014-04-12 09:15:04
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Ricky D Posts: > 500

The sensitivity issue is a known issue apparently. The firmware update improved the situation but has NOT fixed it. Slightly disappointed if this ends up as a hardware issue and I need to get the thing replaced.
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Posted: 2014-04-13 16:44:45
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Smaug Posts: 48


On 2014-04-13 16:44:45, Ricky D wrote:
The sensitivity issue is a known issue apparently. The firmware update improved the situation but has NOT fixed it. Slightly disappointed if this ends up as a hardware issue and I need to get the thing replaced.



Thanks for letting us know. I thought it was just me until reading XDA's posts.

Mine is temperamental when it comes to double tap to wake. Often it doesn't register anything until you tap it 4 or 5 times, then the screen suddenly springs to life. Unlocking screen can also be temporarily frozen and doesn't register any input, although this is rarer. It's as though the tablet is on a union-instigated strike for a few seconds, but only now and then.

It's not a deal breaker; just mildly annoying when it takes a few extra taps to wake the device.

I'm no expert but my guess is a firmware-related issue. I've noticed it is worse when the tablet hasn't been used for a few hours or when it is charging. When you're using it constantly, there is no problem. I don't have any input lag when navigating around the OS.

The drawback of being one of the first to own a new product: all the kinks haven't been ironed out yet and/or software has to be patched. I remember the days when you brought a new console game and it worked out of the box. Now most big releases have a day-one patch.
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Posted: 2014-04-13 19:54:32
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Ricky D Posts: > 500

I actually find the occasional unresponsiveness very annoying. You're right it doesn't occur everytime, but it always seems to be when I want to use the device surprisingly enough.

To me, the touchscreen is the input method for 99% of the interactions so if it doesn't work the device doesn't work.

I think you're right that it is a fw problem rather than hw as the device does work sometimes.

I think as a severity of the problem I'd say it work properly 60% of the, with reduced sensitivity 30% of the time and doesn't work 10% of the time.

I found using the full pad of my finger tip to increase the surface area contact helps about 50% of the low-sensitivity times (completely the opposite what the pen input is supposed to do by reducing the required contact area)
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Posted: 2014-04-14 01:21:28
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