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OpenMoko: The Open Linux phone with GPS

Naveen , Shimla: Nov 8 2006

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While we have seen some Linux phones earlier too, the new OpenMoko from FIC claims to be a truly Open Linux phone that runs on the latest Linux 2.6.18 kernel. The thing where it stands different from earlier so-called Linux phones is that unlike them,...

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solaraddict Nov 11 2006

It seems that you have a tiny, yet crucial, problem understanding the basic structures of the English language.
The article at theinquirer.net clearly states that ”[the device] also comes with {accessories like a car mounting kit, straps, chargers and everything you need} in the box. There is none of the {buy it and get a doorstop until {you spend another $200 on branded bits}}, this is a complete kit.” (emphasis and brackets mine)

Which part of ”This is a complete kit” do you interpret as ”you need to shell out $200 extra”? You see, the last sentence of your article changes the meaning dramatically.

Apart from nitpicking, I’m looking forward to the phone =)

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Naveen bornrich.org/ Nov 12 2006

Shimla, India

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Hiii friend, Thanks a lot for pointing that out. I admit it was my mistake to interpret that accurately. Thanks once again

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solaraddict Nov 11 2006

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It seems that you have a tiny, yet crucial, problem understanding the basic structures of the English language.
The article at theinquirer.net clearly states that ”[the device] also comes with {accessories like a car mounting kit, straps, chargers and everything you need} in the box. There is none of the {buy it and get a doorstop until {you spend another $200 on branded bits}}, this is a complete kit.” (emphasis and brackets mine)

Which part of ”This is a complete kit” do you interpret as ”you need to shell out $200 extra”? You see, the last sentence of your article changes the meaning dramatically.

Apart from nitpicking, I’m looking forward to the phone =)

Naveen

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Naveen bornrich.org/ Nov 12 2006

Shimla, India

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Hiii friend, Thanks a lot for pointing that out. I admit it was my mistake to interpret that accurately. Thanks once again

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solaraddict

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solaraddict Nov 11 2006

,

It seems that you have a tiny, yet crucial, problem understanding the basic structures of the English language.
The article at theinquirer.net clearly states that ”[the device] also comes with {accessories like a car mounting kit, straps, chargers and everything you need} in the box. There is none of the {buy it and get a doorstop until {you spend another $200 on branded bits}}, this is a complete kit.” (emphasis and brackets mine)

Which part of ”This is a complete kit” do you interpret as ”you need to shell out $200 extra”? You see, the last sentence of your article changes the meaning dramatically.

Apart from nitpicking, I’m looking forward to the phone =)

Naveen

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Naveen bornrich.org/ Nov 12 2006

Shimla, India

Star Member

Hiii friend, Thanks a lot for pointing that out. I admit it was my mistake to interpret that accurately. Thanks once again

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