Amyako
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2011-05-20
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#1421
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2011-05-20
, 13:06
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@ Sydney
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#1422
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2011-05-20
, 13:07
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#1423
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-_-.
Telecommunications equipment has to be tested and be in compliances with FCC Part 68. FCC Part 68 is the FCC Certification for connection to the telephone network. FCC has privatized some of the FCC Part 68 requirements. More information on regulatory compliance can be found at FCC Part 68
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2011-05-20
, 13:08
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#1424
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Yes
You can always use bluetooth keyboard. I have a small one i carry in shirt pocket hehe
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2011-05-20
, 13:09
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@ Brazil
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#1425
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from that link...
«[...] subsequently marketed by the grantee [...]»
distributed freely is not a market as there is no price payed by the receiving party and there is (most importantly, maybe) not stipulation of a performance the device should / would fulfil.
stick with it: freebies don't justify a FCC registration
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2011-05-20
, 13:12
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@ Africa
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#1426
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Well average users disagree. This is a COMMERCIAL device. There need to be sales.
eg : How many Android devices are there with a qwerty ? HTC Desire Z and one model by Samsung
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2011-05-20
, 13:12
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@ Dublin
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2011-05-20
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#1428
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Yes
You can always use bluetooth keyboard. I have a small one i carry in shirt pocket hehe
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2011-05-20
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@ Åbo, Finland
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#1429
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2011-05-20
, 13:21
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@ Sydney
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#1430
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Well the bulk of the thread has spent discussing the screen resolution of the N9.. the screen on the Xperia Arc is very impressive and displays at 720p, has as much ram as the N9 probably will and has a 1Gz processor.. what are you disagreeing with here?
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