Everything about the T39 - from China trip - Page 3

00christian00 · 10-30-2007

Why,you think the Hacha is free of bug?
You will hardly find any player that is bug free and obviously the more the features the easier is to have bugs.
BTW,what problems does the latest T39 fimware have?I didn't notice any serious bug that could compromise the normal use of the player.

EDIT
Don't worry i am very calm,i was just pointing out the differences.

SkySports · 10-31-2007

Hello,

I don't mean to throw gasoline on the fire here, but I would like to share something interesting. While in China, I visited quite a few of the electronics + computer malls in Guangzhou China. They are so large that they are called Electronic Cities. These cities are not like a traditional mall in Europe or North America. Each brand has their own store booth in the mall. Some brands have multiple store booths.

Now to the point: The ratio of store booths I saw between Meizu, Teclast, ONDA, and OppO is like this: Meizu 10, Onda 5, OppO 2, Teclast 1. Please keep in mind that Onda and Oppo sell computer supplies 1st and MP4s 2nd. But obviously, from what I saw, Teclast is very low in popularity right now, at least for the moment. I will attempt to post a photo of the one Teclast store I saw, that was dedicated to Teclast. It would not be appropriate for me to post all the Meizu, ONDA, and OppO store fronts on this forum.

Skysports

meta4 · 11-01-2007

Just wonderin...is this the same Oppo that produce the highly rated dvd player? http://www.oppodigital.com/

lhassall · 11-01-2007

I don't expect any Chinese player to be perfect because even Japanese and Korean players contain bugs. But I was still shocked at the quality, or lack of... As soon as I turned it on I could tell the screen is designed for portrait applications, but the T39 is using it in landscape format

(The brightness varies with angle left to right, so hold it too close to your eyes and the difference in angle between your eyes means they see a different image, and it becomes uncomfortable to watch)

I won't list all the other issues again... There are a few existing threads were myself and others have complained about annoying problems.

Maybe I was expecting too much... I thought that Teclast was a major player in the market... How else could they get a powerful touch screen player on the market so quick? But I think a complex player like the T39 is a bit beyond their capabilities right now and maybe they should stick to simple Rockchip players?

I'm still using my T39 everyday, because it's great as a movie player and can play music to a high standard... But sometimes I want to smash it to pieces!!!

SkySports · 11-11-2007

Meta4,

I have made another request for a newer version of firmware for LCDIcon edition T39s. They are going to ask one of the software engineers how far along it goes. My hunch is they stopped writing firmware past .99 when they converted production over to 2nd buttons for overseas clients. Still, we need an answer. My T39 is first buttons as well.