You may be right, but..
I have been driving Japanese cars most of the time, except for 1-2 years
when I drove a VW New Beetle. I should say that compared to Japanese
cars it feels very akward, unpleasant and it has quality problem (the
power window switch was broken two times in a year and the official
dealer said it's a common problem) just like when I started using a
V802SE, after many years of Japan-only handsets. If you say European and
Japanese mobiles do not operate the same way, then I can say the same
thing about European and Japanese cars. Even the switches etc are on
different places in European cars.
On Thu, 23 Feb 2006 15:16:44 +0900
Kyle Barrow <kyle@pukupi.com> wrote:
> Cars don't make a good analogy here: indicator and wiper handles
> aside, European and Japanese cars all basically operated the same way
> which cannot be said for European and Japanese mobiles. I quite like
> my 702NKII but when it's in the hands of my significant other, it
> usually ends up being pitched across the room with accompanying
> expletives.
>
> The 702NKII is also noticeably slower and I have more out of memory
> issues than on my generic 6680 which I'm guessing is due to the
> addition of the Japanese IME and Vodafone bits and bobs.
>
> More musings on this here:
> http://pukupi.com/blog/view.php?blog=198
>
> Kyle
>
> On Feb 23, 2006, at 14:11, Arnold P. Siboro wrote:
>
> > Yeah, and that 10% (if correct) is a significant number. You may
> > not be
> > able to sell ice to the Eskimos, but Europeran products do sell here.
> >
> > The Nokia 6630/6680 is quite cool in fact. If only it is adjusted a
> > little bit more to Japanese taste and keitai culture.
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