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i must buy one. it has android and a quad core chipset. it has android and a quad core chipset. it has android and a quad core chipset...
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Yes, I hope this will be an important factor in the future.
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Same nothing new whats of intrest there?? Dave
btw only commented coz its using mtk chipset
my fav for feature phones its the best in class you know it the moment you touch spd mstar or rdx whatsever
btw only commented coz its using mtk chipset
my fav for feature phones its the best in class you know it the moment you touch spd mstar or rdx whatsever
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A seriously cool smartphone that puts social values first
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This is simply not realistic, puny humans are greedy rodents
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I vote that Kangal replace Elop!
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I'd say this is an intresting concept, given that lots of people are into fair-trade goods. I have to confess I myself buy only fair-trade coffee and tend to also buy other imported foodstuffs as fair-trade if available.
How is the visibility going to be verified, would there be need for an organization certifying fair-trade electronics
On another trend, as I also am into local grown food [I don't really know what's the english term, in finnish it is "lähiruoka" which means supporting your neighbourhood farmers or growing your own groceries (and animals too...)]
Would there be popular demand for "local grown phones" also?
How is the visibility going to be verified, would there be need for an organization certifying fair-trade electronics
On another trend, as I also am into local grown food [I don't really know what's the english term, in finnish it is "lähiruoka" which means supporting your neighbourhood farmers or growing your own groceries (and animals too...)]
Would there be popular demand for "local grown phones" also?
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With 3D printing, you may be able to be as local as your house. Its funny how trends transcend borders, buy local is a theme that many restaurants in US use as advertising gimmick.....
. Its funny how trends transcend borders, buy local is a theme that many restaurants in US use as advertising gimmick.....
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Originally Posted by Dave999
A good read too...
Let's hope the big vendors follow suit.
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The English term is... "locally grown food" It is curious that a language that likes creating acronyms for everything has not come up with a single word for this.
I used to prefer buying local products of any kind over imported. Not just food, but also cosmetics and other stuff, including cars and electronics if available. Somehow it also turned out cheaper. But then I moved to the UK and to my surprise found much less choice. You can buy about 10 varieties of Procter&Gamble washing powder but nothing else. This country is more in the grip of large corporations who push the prices down by enforcing such uniformity.
It is curious that a language that likes creating acronyms for everything has not come up with a single word for this.I used to prefer buying local products of any kind over imported. Not just food, but also cosmetics and other stuff, including cars and electronics if available. Somehow it also turned out cheaper. But then I moved to the UK and to my surprise found much less choice. You can buy about 10 varieties of Procter&Gamble washing powder but nothing else. This country is more in the grip of large corporations who push the prices down by enforcing such uniformity.
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