On Mon, 05 Feb 2007 10:43:44 John Carter wrote: > It looks like this is fairly squarely in your market niche already. (I > bet I could fairly trivially add the appropriate packages to the thing > to add Voip handset to it's list of capabilities.) And you have the > import infrastructure up and running. > > I'm not interested in the hassle of importing, handling warranty / > etc. I'm more interested in creating value added on the phones > themselves. (ie. I see these things as great "enablers" with the > potential for becoming my dreamed of Universal and Excellent UI & > Security token for embedded systems.)
I'm interested in this sort of thing from a tinkering standpoint but, like you say, we already have the infrastructure there and I'm always happy to add open source products. > If I said to you "What's your price for two OpenMoko phones", what > would your response be? "I don't know yet." :) I'll make some enquiries and figure out their distribution method etc. We can take the commercial aspect of this discussion off list though as it makes me a little uncomfortable discussing commercial type stuff on a non-commercial list. hads -- http://nicegear.co.nz New Zealand's VoIP Supplier
