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2012-03-24
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Originally Posted by MINKIN2
Yep, there was the ZTE iBrowser a couple of years ago now...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHSvYLQDdZ4
One of the nicer designs IMO,
Simply Superb & Solid design for a Handheld Computer & Gaming Device...
mind if I add it in the first post... ?
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2012-03-24
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#13
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Originally Posted by immi.shk
Pop it in there mate, it's not mine to stop you
Simply Superb & Solid design for a Handheld Computer & Gaming Device...
mind if I add it in the first post... ?
Good idea for a topic too, TMO is littered with random topics of alternative maemo devices so it would be good get them and others in one thread.
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2012-03-24
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#14
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With exception for fact, that *none* of them is really powered by something similar to Maemo (if we don't count visual similarity...)
Quite pointless thread, as whole?
/Estel
Quite pointless thread, as whole?
/Estel
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2012-03-24
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#15
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Yeah, they're not maemo. They're just rip offs. Like almost everything in China
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2012-03-24
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#16
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As an actual N900 owner like many others... this makes me cringe. Hard.
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2012-03-24
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#17
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I've always wondered why chinese always fail so badly when it comes to native product development of this kind. It's like they're missing an important gene or something.
There seem to be a lot of companies there, they have developers but it always ends up half*****ed somehow.
I wonder how these things are done there.
There are also strange things, like a mediaplayer from some unknown chinese company, sold by a reseller here in Sweden under a different name. Small and cheap as hell and it actually managed ISO's, NTFS mounting, 5.1 sound, all that. But the user interfaces was like some donkey had designed it and the menus were incredibly slow.
It's like they give up on the way somehow and say "ah, screw this, lets make a real cheap one and just patch up the rest of the stuff, I want to start with something else".
There seem to be a lot of companies there, they have developers but it always ends up half*****ed somehow.
I wonder how these things are done there.
There are also strange things, like a mediaplayer from some unknown chinese company, sold by a reseller here in Sweden under a different name. Small and cheap as hell and it actually managed ISO's, NTFS mounting, 5.1 sound, all that. But the user interfaces was like some donkey had designed it and the menus were incredibly slow.
It's like they give up on the way somehow and say "ah, screw this, lets make a real cheap one and just patch up the rest of the stuff, I want to start with something else".
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2012-03-24
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#18
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I read that that zte could run debs from diablo unmodified, so maybe it was a kind of maemo after all
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2012-03-25
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Originally Posted by Larswad
Word. Al though not Chinese, I always wondered about the Japanese company Konami, and their star title Pro Evolution Soccer. Really, really good game (if you enjoy football, that is), but it comes with horrific interfaces and translation. Not to mention they never managed to bring a visualization of the key bindings to the PC, the ones shown are all in some console setting. So you're on your own finding out how to play one of the most complex football simulators around.
I've always wondered why chinese always fail so badly when it comes to native product development of this kind. It's like they're missing an important gene or something.
There seem to be a lot of companies there, they have developers but it always ends up half*****ed somehow.
I wonder how these things are done there.
There are also strange things, like a mediaplayer from some unknown chinese company, sold by a reseller here in Sweden under a different name. Small and cheap as hell and it actually managed ISO's, NTFS mounting, 5.1 sound, all that. But the user interfaces was like some donkey had designed it and the menus were incredibly slow.
It's like they give up on the way somehow and say "ah, screw this, lets make a real cheap one and just patch up the rest of the stuff, I want to start with something else".
It's bizar. Tiny company taking it up against the big guys (EA Sports), but failing miserably on details as user interaction...
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2012-03-25
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#20
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I dunno... while we Germans certainly over-engineer and have sometimes standards demanding stuff too much, the Chinese have nice ideas but the realization (and reliability) sucks badly. I speak from personal experiences with products of a certain partner company, and our own products.
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