Asus later announced that the upgrade was being pushed back to early the following week due to some last-minute fixes. and Canada 'within the next 72 hours' a day later, the company went on to say that the Infinity's rollout would begin on Friday, September 27. In late September, an Asus manager said that the upgrade would reach users in the U.S. Like most upgrades, this rollout appears to be taking place over-the-air in waves, meaning you'll receive a notification on your device when it is available to you. Asus Transformer Pad Infinity TF700 : Numerous users reported receiving the Android 4.1 upgrade on their Asus Transformer Pad Infinity TF700 tablets starting on October 1, 2012.The upgrade was sent as an over-the-air download you can also find the raw firmware files on Asus's support site. Asus Transformer Pad TF300: Asus started upgrading its Transformer Pad TF300 to Android 4.1 on August 18, 2012.Asus has not released any official information about the rollout or when it might begin for users in other regions. The upgrade appears to be reaching PadFone 2 users in Asia initially. Asus PadFone 2 : According to numerous user reports, Asus started sending Jelly Bean to its PadFone 2 in early December 2012.The upgrade can be downloaded and applied from Asus's PadFone support site. Asus PadFone : Asus released the Android 4.1 upgrade for its original PadFone in late March 2013.The upgrade meets Archos's previous promise of a Jelly Bean upgrade for the 101 XS within the fourth quarter of the year. The upgrade is reportedly being pushed over-the-air to users of the device. Archos 101 XS : Archos made the Android 4.1 upgrade available to its Archos 101 XS tablet in early December 2012.Officially, Acer says the rollout is set to kick off in full swing during the third week of October. The upgrade is being sent out over the air and appears to be reaching Iconia Tab A700 users in a variety of geographical regions.

Acer Iconia Tab A700 : Numerous users of Acer's Iconia Tab A700 tablet reported receiving the Android 4.1 upgrade on their devices in late September 2012.

Acer originally promised that the Iconia Tab A510 tablet would receive Jelly Bean within the fourth quarter of 2012.

The software appears to be rolling out to users one region at a time Acer has yet to release any information about the status of the rollout or when it might be completed. Acer Iconia Tab A510 : Acer started making the Android 4.1 upgrade available to users of its Iconia Tab A510 tablet toward the end of 2012.Acer originally promised that the Iconia Tab A210 tablet would receive Jelly Bean within the fourth quarter of 2012. The software is now available as a manual download from the company's support site. Acer Iconia Tab A210 : Acer started making the Android 4.1 upgrade available to users of its Iconia Tab A210 tablet toward the end of 2012.

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