Damn, the dollar is more in the toilet than I thought. I was hoping to just wait till I get there to buy one and save some cash compared to the North American prices...
@ZeroJutsu is self-aware: Good thing it has the period in between. In Chinese those two characters combine their strengths to become "frivolous", which wouldn't exactly do much for the Chinese population.
But yeah, in HK and even in bigger cities in the mainland, ads with Japanese or English or any number of European languages aren't uncommon at all... especially from a Japanese/English/Etc... firm.
This is actually a move in Tai-chi, like holding a ball - Sifu never told me it harnessed the power to create slimline PS3 - I knew he was holding back on stuff.
@Andre Ondre: They were going to call it "PS3-slimmer-than-the-previous-model" in consideration of the anal retentive fringe of the gamer population, but it didn't fit on the box...
"That's right, the steaming metropolis will having a big bash for the new Sony console."
Sorry Ashcraft, have to correct you there. HK is not a metropolis. There is only one metropolis in the world and that is the east cast of the US where the New York, Boston etc cities join together. Thank you.
@data_monkey: metropolis means 'large city', don't you really mean 'megalopolis'? There are many of those all around the world, not just on the east coast of the US.
Why not sell it where it's made first anyway. The consoles are all made in china I think so it's weird they always did launch elsewhere first but I guess it depends on how good a market there is in china.
@Devenish: Hong Kong no longer has any manufacturing industry left. Most of the manufacturing is now done in mainland China. As far as anyone is concerned, Hong Kong is technically its own country since the locals there overwhelmingly prefer to speak Cantonese rather than Mandarin.
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why does a Chinese poster have furigana
especially when in Japanese use of the above kanji mean something like "trifling" and "light/dull/weak (as in a color)"
whaaaaat
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And the kanji means thin, not trifling or light/dull/weak. The first one means 'lightweight' and the second one is 'thin'. Congrats on failing.
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But yeah, in HK and even in bigger cities in the mainland, ads with Japanese or English or any number of European languages aren't uncommon at all... especially from a Japanese/English/Etc... firm.
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PS2 SLIM mite gate crash PS3 SLIM party and take the slim name back
PS3 Slim Is not slim
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Sorry Ashcraft, have to correct you there. HK is not a metropolis. There is only one metropolis in the world and that is the east cast of the US where the New York, Boston etc cities join together. Thank you.
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Metropolis just means a big city, of which there are many all over the globe.
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Next up, we need someone to Shuuryuken a 360.
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:)
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Not sure if this was H.K. or not but was my point of reference.
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I thought it was a fairly standard item.
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