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Originally Posted by derhorst View Post
Interesting!

Craig(one of the Pandora devs) sells them in his webshop for 129.99 British Pounds incl. VAT

http://www.gbax.com/smartq5.html

woot, now if the Q7 shows up there also...

hell, there is some other cool stuff in that store, ill have to bookmark it!
 
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[£129.99]

Originally Posted by aerod View Post
That's not much more than I would have paid if customs had been on the ball.
Originally Posted by aerod View Post
I payed a total $403.4 all in which is pretty good really.
I assume $403.40 is Singapore dollars? And that all the prices I've seen are that? Cos USD403 is £253 at today's rates (according to Google); whereas SGD403 is £174. Hmm, so that still doesn't work.
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#153
Originally Posted by Jaffa View Post
[£129.99]

I assume $403.40 is Singapore dollars? And that all the prices I've seen are that? Cos USD403 is £253 at today's rates (according to Google); whereas SGD403 is £174. Hmm, so that still doesn't work.

No, I am talking US Dollars, but I think I know the source of your confusion. Don't forget I purchased both the Q7 and the Q5 for $403US, which, based on your Google exchange rate, I make £139 for the Q7 and £114 for the Q5. That was including postage and money transfer costs, so the £129.00 Inc VAT + P&P would be about the same as I should have paid had I only purchased a Q5 and been charged VAT by customs - I hope that clears it up.

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#154
Originally Posted by aerod View Post
Don't forget I purchased both the Q7 and the Q5 for $403US
Yeah, I realised as I was just getting in to bed that you said elsewhere you'd got both. I thought about coming back downstairs, taking a computer out of standby and posting, but decided "nah" ;-)

Thanks for the clarification though.
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Originally Posted by Jaffa View Post
I thought about coming back downstairs, taking a computer out of standby and posting, but decided "nah"
Man, if only someone made a little, pocketable, hand held computer with wireless Internet access and desktop-like web browsing so you could carry it with you everywhere and even plop it on your bedside table at night. That would have been handy.

(If anyone needs me, I'll be hiding under my desk. Shh! Don't tell Jaffa!)
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Originally Posted by sjgadsby View Post
Man, if only someone made a little, pocketable, hand held computer with wireless Internet access and desktop-like web browsing
It'd be even better if it had a fast, decent processor like an OMAP3430, though...

so you could carry it with you everywhere and even plop it on your bedside table at night. That would have been handy.
It would, but I dunno if I would be able to trust it to still have any battery left in the morning. I'd probably end up putting it on charge downstairs at night: it'd be useful on my commute as well (I guess), so I'd want to make sure it was charged for that.

(If anyone needs me, I'll be hiding under my desk. Shh! Don't tell Jaffa!)
Damn, foiled again my small pieces of wood!
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Originally Posted by Jaffa View Post
It would, but I dunno if I would be able to trust it to still have any battery left in the morning. I'd probably end up putting it on charge downstairs at night: it'd be useful on my commute as well (I guess), so I'd want to make sure it was charged for that.
One charger by the bed, one by the computer.

Hell, get one of these:
http://www.amazon.com/Nokia-276959-C.../dp/B000QGF8OQ

or a generic equivalent, and the computer is the charger...
 
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#158
So, is Mer working on q7 or not...
Should a stay with ubuntu and ldxe or try E17?

is it easy for none hacker to compile a Smartq7 optimized ubuntu (what do a need and there can i read up on it). I have installed Gentoo (and other distr.) on my pc so i do know a little. (or just a optimized mplayer, codecs and znes, supertuxkart)

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Check out the new Smart Q5/Q7 support page at http://www.eletroworld.cn/nb/SmartQ_service.htm

This page provides links to quick start guides, firmware (Chinese), language packs, using Mer (v.013)/Windows CE/Android on the SmartQ, etc.

I'm impressed with how open and responsive e World is being to early adopters.

I've received confirmation that my order has shipped and I'm looking forward to receiving it in the next week.

[Oops! One too many http:// in the link.]

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interesting, reading the Q7 quickstart guide, it seems they have put the alt key feature (drag window around while holding down the button) on the bottom side button...

hmm, same deal with the Q5...

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