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I don't think this product could be legally brought to market in the United States. The Chinese government's trade policies enabled the creation of a $100 Andr
by dpritchett 16y ago
I don't think this product could be legally brought to market in the United States. The Chinese government's trade policies enabled the creation of a $100 Android-running iPad lookalike.
- papersmith 16y agoThough from certain POV these devices exist despite government policies, as the phenomenon has certain anti-authority connotations: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shanzhai http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shanzhai
- Niten 16y agoSo what? U.S. government free speech policies allow citizens to say most whatever they like, including things that cannot legally be said in Islamic theocracies. When a U.S. resident inevitably exercises his freedom of speech in a way that offends Muslims, would someone in Saudi Arabia therefore be justified in claiming that "the U.S. insults Islam"? No, of course not.