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2015-05-06 19:24:29 +0200
Fully accordening with you guys, we also bought our first jolla tablet since the first hour of selling of the first day, with my wife that also has Jolla phone. We could not ever imagine that we have to wait so long and then, after this long delay time, we couldn't have included 3-4G. Sorry for my english, I am italian and I am very disappointed, like the others customers. We also are away for holidays in july like is usually here in Finland, so I propose to wait a little bit more, but with the only ecception to get the fully 3-4G version tablet, with a little payment of difference (that's not the price question, but full functionalities, see SKYPE, for videoconference and for privacy in internet..). I think this is lonely right way to make Jolla's customers again 8) happy!
About the pcb of the tablet, eccept for the size, would not to be much more complicate to change from the actual size, showed from Stefano Mosconi on you tube at the Mobile conference 2015.
Forza Stefano, facci sognare! ;D
Jolla Tablet this time does not manage to be unlike other crowdfunded projects. And I am not satisfied with just mentioning that they changed to a "better display". However, in general 2 months postponing (May->June earlier, June->July now) is quite okay in case tablet will really happen in July.
William ( 2015-04-23 10:32:10 +0200 )editTo be honest, I am not surprised, many projects and launches are delayed. I am a little surprised by the July shipping date, which is in the Finnish summer vacation times. Is that a good timing? Further thinking, what will happen to the planned release of Sailfish 2 for the phones in June? Will this also be postponed, and if so, for how long?
nick75 ( 2015-04-23 10:45:28 +0200 )editI'm pretty disappointed by this. I appreciate that there can be unforeseen problems with both software and hardware implementation, but this is coming a little "out of the blue".
Given the rate of technology advances, it seems probable that by the end of July (or August or.....) the basis of the tablet ("INTEL CPU") will have been superseded by faster, cooler, smaller iterations, so the device will simply be out-of-date within a very short time of release. This has already happened to some extent with Intel's recent "Atom" announcements.
wittgenfrog ( 2015-04-23 10:53:26 +0200 )editI was expecting it from day one, since the timeframe was too short. The reasons they bring are not satisfactory to me: you cannot expect a project to go smooth and you should always allow for some unforeseen issues. Anyway, this is not a problem for me, apart from the shipment period since there is the risk that the tablet arrives when I am on vacation with subsequent delivery issues. The software maturity is not a stopper at all: I expect frequent updates as it is for the phone.
Giacomo Di Giacomo ( 2015-04-23 11:08:26 +0200 )editI can memorize companies that simply did not deliver in time without informing theyr users/buyers many weeks in advance. So i credit Jolla for early info. display is a plus. On the contrary, Jolla could improve by not setting themselfes to close deadlines. The result of potential unhappy buyers could have been avoided and be turned into a happy "earlier than announced" effect. It all comes down to psychology ;)
mosen ( 2015-04-23 11:27:44 +0200 )edit