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Chris Li
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Nokia E72 in stores now, somewhere

Nov 16th 2009 10:43AM on Engadget

I don't think Nokia offer blackberry connect anymore

Nokia E72 in stores now, somewhere

Nov 16th 2009 10:29AM on Engadget

For HK it translate to HKD 1100 (approx 150 USD) premium over E71... do you think it worth it consider E71 is already one of the qwerty phone out there

下週預告 - 搶先擁有未來(09W47)

Nov 15th 2009 11:23PM on Engadget Chinese

E72 港幣四千元的預購價真令人卻步……

(我十分滿意我的 E71，但原本 E72 + iTouch 的計劃可能要改變了)

這個年代呀......搞怪創意才有活路，露門牙的狂派ThinkPad機種又有了新的諜照

Nov 4th 2009 8:04AM on Engadget Chinese

It looks ugly ...

HP Envy 14 on the horizon?

Nov 4th 2009 8:03AM on Engadget

Not if it is even more expensive than Sony flagship line (AW / Z)

HP Envy 14 on the horizon?

Nov 4th 2009 8:01AM on Engadget

Sony Z
same 13.3 inch
same (?) CPU
lessor (but switchable) graphic
built-in combo
More important : Lighter

in Hong Kong in translate to HKD 3000 (or 380USD) saving

Video hands-on: Sony's Party-shot dock knows how to par-tay, unlike Paul

Sep 4th 2009 9:03AM on Engadget

Well here in Hong Kong we are few days away from getting them, and we not to mention pre-order promotion

HP to sell contract-free, WWAN-equipped PCs in Japan

Aug 11th 2009 9:33AM on Engadget

I think last time when I walk into Yodobashi, there are selling a 1 Yen Aspire One on contract.

I think what HP will probably do will be charging full price for the Netbook and throw in a store value card with the same price (i.e. for 350 USD with 300 USD stored value)

Japanese mobile company are not charging cheap either ... 399 USD for 150 hr with USB thumb or 318 USD for 130 hr ....

http://www.bmobile.ne.jp/personal/3g/index.html

Let's wait and see

Robotrains take over NY's Brooklyn-Manhattan line under careful watch of human conductor overlords

Feb 24th 2009 9:36AM on Engadget

Here in HK our subway has been running by computer system since establishment (aka 1979)

The operator only open and close the train door and that's it.

Our maxinum frequency, if my memory is correct, is one train per 100 seconds

CES 2009：Dell 確定 Wasabi Zink Printer

Jan 10th 2009 3:17AM on Engadget Chinese

see http://www.zink.com

They have Polaroid, Tomy and now ... Dell ....

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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