“The Korea Communications Commission said in a statement it would make a decision within five days on the request by Apple’s Korean unit for technical approval,” AFP reports.
AFP reports, “A spokesman for KT Corp, local distributor of Apple’s iPhone, told Yonhap news agency it hopes to release the iPad in November once the certification is completed.”
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“… once the certification is completed”? I can certify that it will crush the sales of those netboks!
“… once the certification is completed”? I can certify that it will crush the sales of those netboks!
“Revolutionary”? Don’t you mean “magical”?
“Revolutionary”? Don’t you mean “magical”?
@Grigori:
Magicaly revolutionary.
@Grigori:
Magicaly revolutionary.
Revolutionary? Magical? There are no words to truly describe the iPad. Unemployment is down. The homeless all have jobs. The world is at peace. Thanks apple!
Revolutionary? Magical? There are no words to truly describe the iPad. Unemployment is down. The homeless all have jobs. The world is at peace. Thanks apple!
I’m Korean and I love my iPad more than kim chi.
I’m Korean and I love my iPad more than kim chi.
iPad is perfect for the Korean market. People there are always on the move and they have a lot of downtime in the subway trains. Fastest internet connections in the world as well. I believe the *average* speed is 29mbps, which is pretty amazing.
iPad is perfect for the Korean market. People there are always on the move and they have a lot of downtime in the subway trains. Fastest internet connections in the world as well. I believe the *average* speed is 29mbps, which is pretty amazing.
@Random…
Now, I know iPads are revolutionary and all, but let’s not get *crazy*…
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@Random…
Now, I know iPads are revolutionary and all, but let’s not get *crazy*…
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North Korea would be more revolutionary.
North Korea would be more revolutionary.
@ Alexhan2000. I agree with what you say but the major downside is despite Koreas blazing fast internet connects. They are mostly “wired” connect. There are very few usable wifi hotspots in Korea.
@Random & Fandango: Since there is a Kimchi shortage its no surprise and not much of a stretch to say “you you ipad more than kimchi” haha
Korea should have had the ipad a long time ago. but certain folks are dragging their feet on purpose.
@ Alexhan2000. I agree with what you say but the major downside is despite Koreas blazing fast internet connects. They are mostly “wired” connect. There are very few usable wifi hotspots in Korea.
@Random & Fandango: Since there is a Kimchi shortage its no surprise and not much of a stretch to say “you you ipad more than kimchi” haha
Korea should have had the ipad a long time ago. but certain folks are dragging their feet on purpose.