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Muuttopalvelu Helsinki
Muuttovelhot toteuttaa kotimuutot, yritysmuutot sekä muutot paikkakunnalta toiselle luotettavasti yli 30 vuoden kokemuksen tuomalla ammattitaidolla.
1 comments:
Hi JKK!
I have recently been thinking about either a UMID BZ or Fujitsu u820. However, this Dr. Eye and the Sharp is01 seem to have a much better form factor (at the expense of power, at least for the Inventec).
How do you think these will compare to the Viliv N5, etc? Personally, I think if they stick a snapdragon in the Dr. Eye 3G model, increase the RAM slightly, and get Android 2.2 on, they will beat anything in the market segment - plus, they can charge around 600 USD for it.
Are they missing a big market opportunity here?
-Duke
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