As per Meizu’s usual elusive ways, this morning the company quietly opened its Hong Kong flagship store — the first-ever official Meizu shop outside mainland China. And like its mainland counterparts, we’re told that the new shop will be offering the MX Android handset on January 1st as well but with one significant difference: due to the lower local tax, the 16GB MX will be priced at just HK,099 (US8), which is much lower than the CN¥2,999 (US0) price in mainland. Great, looks like we’ll be expecting some lines in the heart of Mongkok in about two weeks’ time.
Meizu’s Hong Kong store opens today, teases mainland Chinese fans with lower MX price originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 15 Dec 2011 01:18:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Wind River, Intel’s embedded systems arm has been the subject of some misty-eyed advances from car stereo makers Clarion. Ol’ Windy (as we’re trying to get it called) will be providing a custom version of its Android implementation to power the forthcoming “Clarion Malaysia IVI” in-vehicle-info-tainment kit. The device will be powered by a Freescale i.MX processor (a heavy duty ARM implementation that can utilize multiple cores) and pack Clarion’s usual range of high-end multimedia, GPS and reversing camera functionality. We’re excited to see this bad boy roll off the production line, but remember that, at least in Illinois, it’s illegal to enjoy the “tainment” part whilst driving.
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Ice Cream Sandwich continues to march its way across the market. Next stop? The Meizu M9 and MX. Confirmation came earlier this week by way of Meizu CEO Jack Wong, who nonchalantly mentioned the forthcoming update on his company’s forum. Affirming that the MX’s December “release date remains unchanged,” Wong went on to say that both the MX and M9 “will upgrade to [Android] 4.0 as soon as possible.” No further specifics were offered, though the exec did explain the MX’s delayed release, attributing it to his company’s ongoing efforts to incorporate a sharper, back-illuminated camera within the handset. Rest assured, we’ll keep you up to date with the very latest.
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