> I think it's related to CPU and runaway processes in the background.
I don't think it's that.
I got my Nexus 7 at Google I/O. The first one I got suffered from this same issue right from the very beginning. I could barely even get past the welcome screens, because I couldn't type certain letters on the keyboard. It was worst at the bottom of the screen (which would be the right side in landscape as the video points out).
The device help desk replaced it for me the next day. Unfortunately, the second one had a different problem -- the display was badly corrupted, and the left half of the screen (in portrait mode) was entirely red.
The third one seems to be working fine, apart from one annoying dead pixel.
I got my preorder tablet in the mail last night, and didn't see anything like this over 4-5 hours of broad, "try everything" use. It might be an assembly or component issue with early tablets. Both the linked article and the grandparent seem to be arguing that it's heat related. Mine certainly got hot, though the sample size is too low to make a determination.
I don't think it's that.
I got my Nexus 7 at Google I/O. The first one I got suffered from this same issue right from the very beginning. I could barely even get past the welcome screens, because I couldn't type certain letters on the keyboard. It was worst at the bottom of the screen (which would be the right side in landscape as the video points out).
The device help desk replaced it for me the next day. Unfortunately, the second one had a different problem -- the display was badly corrupted, and the left half of the screen (in portrait mode) was entirely red.
The third one seems to be working fine, apart from one annoying dead pixel.