All, A note of caution: It is possible to replace the screen digitizer on the TF700T, but depending on what exactly you are ordering, it can be extremely tedious and messy. It may be worth spending the $200. I too had to wait for a long time to get my 5184 screen digitizer to be shipped from China/Hong Kong, since they don't seem to be having these in stock (contrary to what many on-line shippers claim). I ended up paying about $120 for the part, which is "glass panel plus the (flat orange) digitizer cable". What was non included is the plastic frame to which the glass panel is glued. When you take apart the tablet and the screen comes off, you will notice that the LCD is attached to a plastic mount on the back of the glass screen. The glass is glued to that mount, and it is *very* difficult to get it off. If you don't buy an already mounted digitizer panel (which I read somewhere exists), you will be in for a lot of frustration. The glass panel broke while I tried to pry it off, and I had to deal with...

Hello Rebecca, I had/have the same problem. To determine which version I needed, I took the pad apart. The version number is printed on the digitizer element - the flat brown/orange plastic filaments attached to the screen. You first have to move some sliders inside the ports that connect to the docking station, using a small screw driver ("-"; a "+" will not grip well) to push the sliders sideways until they click and an arrow shows. You can find more instructions here: Asus Transformer Pad Infinity Teardown After that, I used an old credit card to detach the screen from the frame, since the screen is mostly held in place by double-stick tape. I also remember 4 small screws ("+") that I had to take off, though that may have been to remove the LCD underneath the glass panel. You don't have to detach the digitizer from the frame, just look for the small white(?) print on it. One of the numbers there is the version of the digitizer. Mine was a 5148. The 5184 version seems to be in high demand - I am still...