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Its simple!!
just Put an apple in back of devices,
call it something that starts whit " i " like iPlay, iJoistiq, iGamepad, iConsole iSomethingelse
and now you can sell your pandora at 799$
The OpenPandora community Presents
The iPlay!
the iPlay suggestions from users:
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Opensource OS?
WTF!!
let put a damn proprietary OS that does not allow any customization of the background or even the menu
We oblige our users jailbrakare the device, which user like a device already open?
common usb ext? WTF!
we make an output triangular-form proprietary!
let seeee how may people will buy!
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what iPlay Offer
it's pure Chinese tecnology!
our Patent:
just Put an apple in back of devices,
call it something that starts whit " i " like iPlay, iJoistiq, iGamepad, iConsole iSomethingelse
and now you can sell your pandora at 799$
The OpenPandora community Presents
The iPlay!
the iPlay suggestions from users:
_wb_ said:make the audio jack some non-compatible proprietary one, get rid of the SD cards and replace them with a fixed internal storage (you can choose between the 16GB iPlay, 32GB iPlay and 64GB iPlay), and remove most of the keyboard because that can obviously only be used for ILLEGAL TAMPERING with the device's operating system, iSuper iZaxxon. Oh and those USB connectors need to go too, you should buy a $50 proprietary adaptor if you want USB.
edit1:
Opensource OS?
WTF!!
let put a damn proprietary OS that does not allow any customization of the background or even the menu
We oblige our users jailbrakare the device, which user like a device already open?
common usb ext? WTF!
we make an output triangular-form proprietary!
let seeee how may people will buy!
edit2
what iPlay Offer
wb said:The case and screen are redesigned to collect and retain greasy fingerprints more easily, to make it easier to identify which iPlay device belongs to you.
The iPlay iRepo also needs to make having an account linked to a credit card mandatory, and it needs about 5000 more flashlight apps and TD games, all of which should be at least as crappy as mine, and their prices should vary between $0 (for the really crappy ones that include many annoying ads) and $9.99 (for the super HD ad-free pro de luxe versions with flashlights in up to 8 different colors and 384567 special effects).
There should also be no spare batteries that you can install yourself - the horror! you might electrocute yourself! Instead, you have to go to an official iPlay repair store, where you can get a new iBattery installed by an approved iPlay Genius for only $99.99 (plus shipping and tax).
Also, a camera should be added, and you need to sign a form that it's OK if the iPlay Geniuses occasionally spy on you through the camera to check you're not attempting to tamper with the device.
blinky said:£55 iPandora cable, with a built-in filetype filtering processor, buy, download and install whitelisting for each kind of file you want to transfer at £10 a piece. Profit!
You pay £50 for the filtering chip, and at least another £150 for disabling it
it's pure Chinese tecnology!
2bit said:Have the boards be populated by a slave labor factory in China but owned by a Taiwanese corporation .
our Patent:
Blinky said:
- Utilisation of a multi-purpose electronic processing device to retrieve and display data from a self contained memory unit connected to the processing device
- A system whereby a current applied to a coil of wire creates a motor effect in relation to a magnet, causing rapid vibration of a flexible disk, resulting in audible vibrations, and this system's inverse
- Identifying a user by means of a unique sequence of characters or other unit of information stored securely on the computing device and supplied by each individual before use of said device
- Displaying information to the user by means of a matrix of cells with variable optical properties, and where pressure or variation in electrical or any other properties can be detected by a transparent layer associated with the optical matrix
- Transferring data between computing devices mean means of invisible electromagnetic radiation, which can be varied to suit requirements.
- Entering information or giving commands to a computer system by means of mechanical assemblies with variable resistance
- use of information technology to display interactive content for entertainment, commercial, productivity, or any other purposes, or non interactive display of the same.
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