I recently had the tablet fall off of a bookshelf while i was out at work, and the tablet fell right on one corner.
Luckily the screen isn't damaged however the casing is.
I looking for a new or used back shell for the tf700t.
I currently have the gray one but at this point any color would do.
since this is such a new device i know it may be hard to find but hopefully someone on here might know of a place.
Thanks in advance for any information.
Adam
Hey all.
I'm new to posting in xda but have been a lurker for a few years. I've been unlocking and rooting devices for quite some time and LOVE xda as it is my go to source for anything and everything Android. Short introduction aside.
I bought my TF700T and dock back in October of last year and have loved it ever since. However just last week I encountered a problem. The right hand side dock locking port broke on the tablet. So when it's connected to the dock, there is nothing locking on the right side.
I noticed that this locking system is a small plastic shelf that the hook from the dock grabs on to. Well mine broke off.
How, I do not know and I'm sure I might have tweaked it just right to snap it off. So now my tablet cannot connect safely without having the entire right ride being freely able to swivel out.
*Note I am unlocked an rooted so my warranty is voided*
So I am looking for a possible diy fix. I was not able to find the small plastic piece that broke. However I've thought about maybe getting something similar in size and possibly gluing it in place. I've attached a photo for reference.
Any help and ideas are greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
I was wondering if its possible to hook a larger screen up to the inspire, mine is going to crap so its been sitting in a drawer then i got to thinking i wanted a tablet, then i started thinking what if i just got a replacement screen for a tablet and connected it to my old phone!! Do they have the same connector?? would it display on the screen properly?? so i did the google search and came up empty handed hoping someone here will know, somebody has had to try this before, any info would be appreciated, thanks!
Hi all,
About a month ago, I dropped my Asus Memo FHD 10. It only looked like it cracked the screen in the bottom corner where it hit the ground, but it seems there is some other internal weirdness going on. Anyway, I bought a new one and was wondering how hard it was to open them up and pull the drive out of the old one and stick it in the new one? Is that even possible? Would it just boot up since the hardware should essentially be the same? Just the old one was already rooted and I had everything setup the way I like it. Hate to have to go through all that again. Any help or tips would be appreciated. -Thanks-
Hope this is the right place for this conversation... sorry if its not
I have 3 tablets on the go here, my 6 year old had a RCA RCT6773W22 , he broke it, many times, i got into fixing the glass screens, lcd screens, battery swap out with a samsung phone battery b.c the battery was fried, and i was worried about the little soft battery blowing up as ive heard so much about it. BTW the samsung phone battery is awesome in there. lol
He killed the lcd on it again, wanted a tablet so bad he didnt want to wait a month for a new one from china, and we decided he could have an entire set of swap out items if he got another one. so he bought himself another one with his money, he broke that glass the same week. This time he got the RCA RCT6272W23 glass screen on these are weak. the old RCT6773w22 literally takes an beating and doesnt break easily.
So when he broke this new one, i took the mother board, and lcd out and put it into the old RCA because it still has a new glass/digitizer. Awesome it works great, and he has the old heavy duty screen that can take a beating
so heres my issue, i was given a proscan plt7044k - useless without the google store to my family
so i thought id be smart and put the mother board from the old old RCA into the proscan, because we had no digitizer or lcd for it. The parts all lined up hole for hole, screw for screw, i had nothing to lose, im learning. lol
I swapped in the RCA mother board thats it. the rest is Proscan. So i get it all wired up together, and fire it up. The screen resolution is to big for the tablet....i can only see roughly 1/3 of the full screen, and have to rotate it around to see certain areas....
Is there any way i can fix this, and get it to function right? or is this a case of a compatibility issue.... like maybe aspect ratio output vs screen capability?
not at dire straights here, just thought id get the second 'wow mom youre awesome' for fixing this tablet too...lol
thanks in advance for the input....
leahb1989 said:
Hope this is the right place for this conversation... sorry if its not
I have 3 tablets on the go here, my 6 year old had a RCA RCT6773W22 , he broke it, many times, i got into fixing the glass screens, lcd screens, battery swap out with a samsung phone battery b.c the battery was fried, and i was worried about the little soft battery blowing up as ive heard so much about it. BTW the samsung phone battery is awesome in there. lol
He killed the lcd on it again, wanted a tablet so bad he didnt want to wait a month for a new one from china, and we decided he could have an entire set of swap out items if he got another one. so he bought himself another one with his money, he broke that glass the same week. This time he got the RCA RCT6272W23 glass screen on these are weak. the old RCT6773w22 literally takes an beating and doesnt break easily.
So when he broke this new one, i took the mother board, and lcd out and put it into the old RCA because it still has a new glass/digitizer. Awesome it works great, and he has the old heavy duty screen that can take a beating
so heres my issue, i was given a proscan plt7044k - useless without the google store to my family
so i thought id be smart and put the mother board from the old old RCA into the proscan, because we had no digitizer or lcd for it. The parts all lined up hole for hole, screw for screw, i had nothing to lose, im learning. lol
I swapped in the RCA mother board thats it. the rest is Proscan. So i get it all wired up together, and fire it up. The screen resolution is to big for the tablet....i can only see roughly 1/3 of the full screen, and have to rotate it around to see certain areas....
Is there any way i can fix this, and get it to function right? or is this a case of a compatibility issue.... like maybe aspect ratio output vs screen capability?
not at dire straights here, just thought id get the second 'wow mom youre awesome' for fixing this tablet too...lol
thanks in advance for the input....
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Hi and thank you for using XDA Assist
Sorry, but unfortunately this is not a right place to chat, i could only point you onto a right section of the forum, so i would suggest you to write it this again in the general forum:
Good luck!