Finally stopped fighting with Asus Slate

If there's one thing that I really don't like about Asus Slate (Windows 7 based Tablet), it will be the face that the stylus tip doesn't absolutely match the sensing spot on the screen.  And the worst part is that after I exchanged for another one from Microsoft Store this morning, the problem STILL exist.  It seems like this is some sort of problem that is intrinsically exist to the product.  I was mad, fustrated, fight it by calibrate it again and again and again and again, .....

After wasted a whole day of being angry.  I kind of finally accepted the fact, and start to accept the fact that that's the case, and I just have to live with it.  Once I reached that realization, I don't feel as terrible anymore .  In fact, I established a few ways to make my Asus Slate usage life more enjoyable.

• Create a second profile for software development: the default screen font size is bigger than usual, which is essential when I use it as a tablet with my fat finger.  However, it sucks when I use Slate to do coding.  Everything is so tiny.  So eventually I created another user profile, and on that one I use regular smaller fonts.  The result seemed pretty good.
• Use second monitor: even with the regular size font, the 12 inch screen is still to tiny for software development.  Fortunately, the miniHDMI port works very well, and with the mono pricecable, I can really take advantage of the dual screen, and able to be productive just like this device when doing software development.
• Use 32Gb SDHC card to gain more disk space: I was very disappointed when I found out that after everything essential installed, I only have 15Gb of space left for my own space, and for that I have to give up on putting Portal 2 on the tablet.  That was until I realized that I have a spare 32Gb SDHC Card.  Now I simply use it to store all the portable apps, including some game.  That gives me a lot of space back on my device.
• Take advantage of the screen detached from the keyboard: unlike regular laptop, the screen of Slate is separate from the keyboard (DUH!).  So that means I can move the screen up to the eye level, while leaving the keyboard comfortably on the regular up right position,  I also find that putting the wireless keyboard at the side controlled by my left hand while my right hand sketching on Slate using Sketchbook Pro really makes my drawing experience more effective.
• The machine can be hot while charging, but not as much that I can't use it anymore.
• I need to explicitly disable audio when connected with HDMI as my DELL monitor with HDMI plug doesn't really have a speaker.
• XBMC is more tablet friendly than Boxee.  So I will use XBMC as my main media playback software when I am at home.
• Faststone Image Viewer is my favorite photo viewer, but it's really not that tablet friendly.  Maybe I should start using XBMC to view photo instead.
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