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Goldish, advertisement solutions using LCD screen technology
Posted by – April 16, 2012
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Flastar technology Co Ltd tablets
Posted by – April 16, 2012
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Kinwei shows Rockchip 2918 based tablets
Posted by – April 16, 2012
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$142 Galaxy Nexus clone, runs ICS on MT6575, with 4.65″ LCD
Posted by – April 15, 2012
OK this is cool, are you unsure about spending $599 on an unlocked Galaxy Nexus, or spending upwards over $2000 on a 2-year contract for a real Galaxy Nexus, you can now also get this $142 Galaxy Nexus copy in Shenzhen, running on the new awesome MediaTek MT6575 ARM Cortex-A9 (single core) processor, it can run Ice Cream Sandwich smoothly, and the LCD quality looks great! (I forgot to check if the LCD brightness was set at maximum when comparing, I think my Super AMOLED HD was set to maximum brightness).
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$85 Boxchip A10 10.1″ Laptop runs ICS now by Sunlike, 4000mAh for $6 more
Posted by – April 15, 2012
Category: Laptops, Exclusive videos, Members Content, Allwinner, China Sourcing Fair, Android, Chrome OS
The ARM Powered sub-$100 Ultrabooks are coming. Put the Chrome browser for Android on this ICS Laptop, and you’ve pretty much got an Ultrabook-disruptor for sub-$100. They claim 5h battery life on the included 2100mAh battery, and they can nearly double that using a 4000mAh battery that can also be made to fit in this ARM Powered laptop casing. Are you interested in buying this $85 Boxchip A10 Laptop in a group buy? Let me know in the comments and I’ll try to see if it’s possible for them to ship out a batch of samples as a group buy.
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$49 7″ capacitive Rockchip Rk2906 tablet by Sawink
Posted by – April 15, 2012
Category: Tablets, Exclusive videos, Members Content, Allwinner, Rockchip, China Sourcing Fair, Android
Here’s a sub-$50 7″ Capacitive Ice Cream Sandwich tablet. Yeah. They also show cheap Boxchip A10 and A13 tablets.
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Avaid shows compact 1024×600 7″ tablet, 7″ Android VOIP desk phone
Posted by – April 15, 2012
Avaid shows their new compact 7″ 1024×600 Boxchip A10 based ICS tablet for sub-$102, and their Android based 7″ resistive and 10.1″ capacitive Android desk VOIP phone.
$59 5″ Boxchip A13, $69 Rockchip RK2918 (sim option,dunno how much more) by T Link
Posted by – April 15, 2012
Category: Tablets, Exclusive videos, Members Content, Allwinner, Rockchip, China Sourcing Fair, Android
Here are some new 5″ tablets presented by T Link at the China Sourcing Fair.
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www.efirstview.com shows new tablet designs
Posted by – April 15, 2012
Category: Tablets, Exclusive videos, Members Content, Allwinner, Rockchip, China Sourcing Fair, Android
http://www.efirstview.com shows some of their newest original tablet designs including a prototype of an ultra-sim Boxchip A10 based tablet. They also have ICS working on 10.1″ Rockchip RK2918 based Laptops.
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3-Q.hk Tegra3 1280×800 8.6mm tablet
Posted by – April 15, 2012
They are talking about up to 64GB nand, up to 2GB ram, an ultra slim and light 10.1″ 1280×800 form factor. You can guess the price or contact them for more.
$100 1024×600 RK2918 3G Tablet ($75 without 3G) by Wangchuangbo
Posted by – April 15, 2012
The price seems quite good for a 7″ 1024×600 tablet, just $100 with a built-in 3G modem.
MT6575 phone shown by Quality Industrial Co Ltd
Posted by – April 15, 2012
They are showing their new MT6575 powered affordable yet powerful Android phone.
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Vinus MT6573 phones
Posted by – April 15, 2012
They have 3.5″, 4.3″ and 5″.
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Pusite MT6573 phones
Posted by – April 15, 2012
Using Sharp screen and Yamaha speakers.
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Video-blogging at the China Sourcing Fair
Posted by – April 15, 2012
Category: Exclusive videos, China Sourcing Fair
Entering the China Sourcing Fair from the “back-entrance” from the bus station.
Status of me trying to recover the 20+ videos filmed yesterday at the HKTDC Electronics Fair
Posted by – April 15, 2012
Category: Other
Good news: all my 10+ video files have been recovered by a hacker expert on the 3rd floor of the Wan Chai computer market in Hong Kong (hkd$1600), he says they used a lab to open up the SD card and do some type of operation on the card, about an hour later they had all the files ready to be transfered back to my storage. Thanks to everyone who posted suggestions for how I could have done it myself!
Trying to restore the video files very slowly (it seems to take over 12 hours per video) using GetDataBack for FAT (on Windows 7), I will try to follow the suggestions posted in the comments in this thread (thanks a lot for your suggestions for how I should proceed to try to recover these video files!) in the next few days to try to see if the video files can somehow be recovered. I’m hoping that the data is not physically damaged but that the SD card just has some kind of temporary file system corruption going on with it. This makes me want to upgrade to a more professional camcorder that can record to 2 SD cards simultaneously for redundancy.
Here you can see the resulting video trying to restore each video (a process that seems to take something like 12 hours per 400mb video file using GetDataBack for FAT):
This is terrible if I cannot find a way to recover these files, it’s a whole days worth of video-blogging that would be nearly unusable. I understand that an eventual physical damage of the SD card would be impossible to recover from. But I have thus far video-blogged about 30 videos from the HKTDC Electronics Fair (more to be video-blogged there tomorrow), over 30 videos have been filmed at the China Sourcing Fair and nearly 30 videos were filmed at the Shenzhen Electronics Fair.
Please let me know if you can recognize a possible bug in the way I am trying to recover the file looking at that file on YouTube or analysing it here as I’ve uploaded a copy of this original recovered video sample to Google Docs. (my airbnb appartment in Hong Kong seem to have more than 20mbitps upload connections on their free WiFi access points which is awesome to upload videos overnight. Even uploading HD videos over HSPA+ is fast enough to be done on the unlimited $78hkd 7-day SIM cards one2free and other Hong Kong 3G carriers offer).
