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Hi guys, looks like young Finnish company Jolla is doing good yob. Last year they announced and published Jolla Phone in Europe, expanded that in Asia this year and first hardware this year it is Jolla Tablet. Available almost worldwide, including America. I ordered one, looks really decent with specs similar to iPad mini 3. In case you don't know Sailfish OS is Linux based and runs Android apps.
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I took interest in Indiegogo when they made announcements first time around, they were going to produce a crowd funded netbook, but that got pushed aside by a 10" tablet, now I see they have actually made a phone. The idea is good, the choice is ultimately yours, & yours alone.
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