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I mean 600+ euros is kind of a steep price, doubt I'll ever consider buying one because of that alone. Also, as an italian, Jolla reminds me a lot of the word
by dev0p 7mo ago
I mean 600+ euros is kind of a steep price, doubt I'll ever consider buying one because of that alone.
Also, as an italian, Jolla reminds me a lot of the word "Ciolla", which you can only guess what it's a slang for. That doesn't help.
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- defraudbah 7mo agotrue, spaniards are confused too
- theshrike79 7mo agoItalians were also the reason Moana was renamed Vaiana in Europe :D
- latexr 7mo agoMaybe it played a part in Italy: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/films/2016/11/16/disney-renamed-its-new-film-moana-to-avoid-confusion-with-porn-s/ https://www.telegraph.co.uk/films/2016/11/16/disney-renamed-... But it wouldn’t justify other countries. Apparently it’s a trademark thing: https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=04d0b34d-efdb-45a5-ac48-19b94c1e445e https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=04d0b34d-efdb...
- 0_____0 7mo agoLow quantity electronics like this have that problem. 600€ makes sense. The fact that you can buy a phone for much less than that, or a car for 15,000€ is a testament to what is possible at scale... When I saw single thousands quantities mentioned on the linked page I went "oh no..."