 Zaurus SL-7500C hit China market with Chinese OS |
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 Mar 4 2004, 07:53 AM
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I'm sure the Chinese CEC have their eyes on the American market, I've just come back from Beijing and I could not get over how expensive electronics were there, more expensive than the US for Memory cards, Digital cameras etc etc.
I would look to Sharp to blame for the high prices, the recent drops in price for the 5600 are clear indication that inventory is being offloaded in advance of a new product range push. The shift to a Chinese manufacturer producing a PDA with English all over it is good indication that Sharp has a mature and well developed product on their hands and is about to take on the US & UK markets with a bit more conviction. However prices will be overly expensive to milk new adopters and avoid pissing off retailers holding old stock. I'll be getting one in about a year (o; |
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Mar 17 2004, 06:30 AM
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I was asked where to buy one on http://externe.net/zaurus/forum/viewtopic....php?p=5542#5542
I fail to understand why anyone would want one. There's a mirror of the pics on http://externe.net/zaurus/mirror/7500c/ |
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May 30 2004, 12:41 AM
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bought one! RMB 6500 without GPRS card.
It so cool! It really blew me away while i type "cat /etc/inittab". VIVA LA LINUX!!! 
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May 31 2004, 01:41 AM
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congratulation!
is possible dump a nand rom? 
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Jun 2 2004, 01:40 AM
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QUOTE bought one! RMB 6500 without GPRS card.
It so cool! It really blew me away while i type "cat /etc/inittab". VIVA LA LINUX!!! great. does it support chinese handwriting input? |
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