[palminfocenter]流言：Pre第二代计划在2010中后期上市，包括亚洲地区

wind7033

Asia-Pacific Pre Will Be Second-Generation, Mid-to-Late 2010
( Q% x3 q1 A  {By now, Asia-Pacific Palm fans will have heard the sad news that we won't be receiving the Palm Pre anytime soon, as confirmed by intrepid investigator Jason Lingohr and reported by PreCentral yesterday. PalmInfocenter has been looking into this issue for some time now, and with this new information at hand did some digging of our own into the sorry state of affairs. The picture we have pieced together from multiple sources is essentially what Jason has already discovered, but with a new twist.

" W$ z* W% }: _/ z: t: xPalm's overarching strategy with the first generation of webOS devices is indeed to focus tightly on the North American and European markets. It's purely a matter of survival: the company does not want to spread itself too thinly at such a critcial juncture in its history. Thus, much like Apple's original iPhone, only a select group of countries will be receiving the first-generation webOS flagship, the Pre; indeed, we may have already seen the extent of Palm's initial international rollout with the US, Canada, Spain, the UK, Germany and Ireland (although there's still that Mexican Pre to consider, too...). Apparently, all the Australian carriers were informed of this decision several months ago - putting paid to recent rumours of a launch on Vodafone AU in November.
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6 `& O( ?; c3 v. T, q& _5 uHowever, the intention is for the second-generation Pre to be released to a much wider audience, including Asia-Pacific - and yes, this is confirmation that an updated Pre is coming, rather than a whole new device. No details on specs or timing are confirmed yet, but expanded storage capacity was specifically mentioned as "near-certain". Whether that means more built-in memory or the oft-requested microSD slot, none could say.

, U- }6 m2 a7 [0 X8 K$ `4 kAs to the release date, opinion ranged all over the map: our most credible source was unwilling to make any kind of guess, while others are betting on mid-to-late 2010.
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Where does all this leave that other webOS device, the Pixi? None of our sources could say, nor were they willing to speculate. But rest assured, dear readers, your correspondent is staying on the hunt.

One final note: I wouldn't really class all this as a rumour; I'm quite confident in the patchwork of information I've stitched together. That said, since nobody was willing to speak on the record, I'd take it with a grain of salt... were I a reader.

PS:文中大概提及亚洲地区会发售PRE的第二代，也即是改进版，会有更大的容量。作者虽然对所持资料非常自信，但我还是认为还是将此新闻划为流言比较好。

4 e9 X4 k+ r# Y& ]7 W原文地址：http://www.palminfocenter.com/ne ... ion-midtolate-2010/

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oxchen

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prowesslyll

palm动作真是慢。

lymbj

像蜗牛。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。

cibzl111

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simba410

中国人民很生气，后果很严重啊

morejn668

对pre已经失望了，到白菜的时候大家已经有了别的选择

soliuy

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EricHoo

Palm's overarching strategy with the first generation of webOS devices is indeed to focus tightly on the North American and European markets. It's purely a matter of survival: the company does not want to spread itself too thinly at such a critcial juncture in its history.

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kfmn191

已经入G1了！！！

kfmn191

噢，它比你先到哦！！噢，它比你先到哦！！

liaoduan

等吧，老子在国外一样等不到。