Here in the developing world, we have access to all number of items that never make it to the States or Europe.
"SQNNY" was too good to be missed. We saw this example in use. The sound quality was what you might expect.
Something I still kick myself for not buying was a wristwatch that had the date silk-screened on the face. The date was correct one day a month! A street vendor offered it for a price I could pass by. I think the brand was "SEIKKO."
This phenomenon must be even more remarkable in China, where all off-brand products must originate.
I hope to post more of these and other product oddities later.
Thursday, October 13, 2005
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2 comments:
Hi Brook!
Nikey! That's hilarious!
Heather bought me some RayBans today that might actually be real. But they have a few defects, which is why we were able to buy them for about $4.
Great to hear from you. Glad you enjoy my blog. (I have really had fun doing it.)
We are doing well. The kids have enjoyed and been stretched by the various stuff we've thrown at them.
I have also appreciated your blog. Great insights on Bangkok & life there. Bless you as you make a difference in Nepal.
Love from Kenya too!
I'll stick to Sony. LOL
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