2006.09.24 - 03:09
cool vs. …. Originally uploaded by
jabberer.
is thinness really a trend? i met no one who can explain why they want
a phone which is thin. yet its a strong ‘trend’ driven by many
companies. it is true that its an ultimate tech showoff.
in china – i hear korean manufacturers are considered to be cool -
they succeeded in creating this high end image. i think i could
understand why.
pictured is the samsung mobile ad featuring the popular korean movie
star (jihyun chun), comparing a range of 3 thin phones.
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2006.09.24 - 03:09
pink phone user Originally uploaded by
jabberer.
i wonder which segment she’d belong…
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2006.09.24 - 03:09
ready to go Originally uploaded by
jabberer.
cant wait to be back in tokyo..
but now prepared to leave for the airport and have a telco in the taxi
on the way – i hope:
the taxi wouldnt stink
the taxi driver wouldnt turn the radio too loud (chinese radio shows
can be really really noisy, i learned)
the taxi is new enough so that i can close/open windows freely
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2006.09.24 - 03:09
people
and finally! social dance club.
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2006.09.24 - 03:09
people
something i really cant place it in my mental map of sports. mostly
mature ladies playin.
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2006.09.24 - 03:09
people
the paddle ladies are holding seemed quite versatile. people play ball
games with it, and this group is using it in a group dance/aerobics.
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2006.09.24 - 03:09
some playing a traditional musical instruments, some practice singing.
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2006.09.24 - 03:09
people
i havent had a chance to consult with any of the local experts – but
at this point, i started to wonder if government actually encourages
these people to do something with their free time in this place.
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