Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 5th Oct 2009 20:33 UTC
Ah, the tablet computer. For over two decades now have companies tried to get the public to buy the darn things, and yet, despite all the efforts, promises, analysts, and even personal involvement by Bill Gates, they simply never took off. Recently, the tablet has seen renewed attention - but will they succeed now?
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RE[2]: Could be perfect for Asians and artists
by bousozoku on Wed 7th Oct 2009 07:15
in reply to "RE: Could be perfect for Asians and artists"
Member since:2006-01-23
I tease my wife about this time to time.
Isn't it about time these asian countries join the modern world and use some phonetic alphabet? Picture based languages are so 2000BC.
Isn't it about time these asian countries join the modern world and use some phonetic alphabet? Picture based languages are so 2000BC.
When you find a way to get rid of the homonyms in a phonetic alphabet, that might work. It's bad enough watching people confuse their and there and they're already.
Besides, Korean is phonetic and has been for hundreds of years.
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I tease my wife about this time to time.
Isn't it about time these asian countries join the modern world and use some phonetic alphabet? Picture based languages are so 2000BC.