Well, maybe not in headquarters, but how does Intel come up with names like "Yonah" then if they don't speak that in headquarters (hint- Yonah is most certainly not an English name)? Not saying that's where it comes from, but if it makes people want to buy it, what's the harm in contradicting them? Also, I really like Sanyo phones and would rather get one of those than a Moto (until it uses the Korean interface, which is actually quite intuitive). It would really help if a company like AU (KDDI) partners with Sprint or sets up shop independently in the US to bring some more innovation to the US wireless market, which is sorely lacking (even Moto brings their cooler phones to Korea before America- and they're American!)
“Measuring 21.5 inches each, with 1920 x 1080 resolution, 1,000:1 contrast ratio, and optical multitouch technology under their chunky bezels, these two models represent the biggest mainstream push for touchscreen computing yet.”
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Well, maybe not in headquarters, but how does Intel come up with names like "Yonah" then if they don't speak that in headquarters (hint- Yonah is most certainly not an English name)? Not saying that's where it comes from, but if it makes people want to buy it, what's the harm in contradicting them? Also, I really like Sanyo phones and would rather get one of those than a Moto (until it uses the Korean interface, which is actually quite intuitive). It would really help if a company like AU (KDDI) partners with Sprint or sets up shop independently in the US to bring some more innovation to the US wireless market, which is sorely lacking (even Moto brings their cooler phones to Korea before America- and they're American!)