Duncan...

Let me just add to what Sudharshan said... There is a stunning amount of variability in the mobile device supply chain. I used to work for Gibson Musical Instruments, where we were designing what was effectively a custom PDA (don't ask.) There were several delays, including about 9 months where we were waiting for parts to arrive at the factory. You get on the phone and you send over a PO number and you get a contract for delivery of a certain part and then you wait. And wait, and wait. And it never shows up. Then you get back on the phone and eventually you find another parts distributor. Since then, I've started taking delivery dates with a pretty large grain of salt.

BTW, I've seen prototypes of the Neo 1973, and it has a lot of parts under the hood. If you guess that one in twenty parts could be problematical, there's plenty of opportunity for delay. At some point I'll have to tell you my story about the Nokia 770 I eventually got.

-Cheers
-Matt H.

On Jun 13, 2007, at 6:26 AM, Duncan Hudson wrote:

denis wrote:
That is something I would like to know as well. The statement ist not
really clear and seems to be very misterious. I don't know.

In all honesty, has there ever been a really clear statement about this device? I'm beginning to feel (as was eluded to in others' posts months ago) that this is vaporware, and that we are just being strung along. Flame me all you want, but until I have something in my hot little hand how can I possibly be led to believe anything else at this point?

Dunc

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