Gipabayaan sa HTC Salsa ang Facebook alang sa Weibo sa Tsina

HTC Chacha's nga duha ka touchscreen nga telepono, HTC Salsa, dili pa gipadungog sa Pilipinas apan sa China, kini adunay lain-laing espesyal nga button.

Oo, ang HTC Salsa Facebook phone kining gihisgutan kay gitawag og HTC Salsa Weibo phone sa mainland {via}. Dili kaayo nagahilabot kay ang Facebook kusog nga giregula sa Tsina.

HTC Salsa c510e
3.4 ka pulgong display @ 320x480 pixels
800 MHz processor
Adreno 205 GPU, Qualcomm MSM 7227 chipset
Gorilla Glass display
512MB ROM, 512MB RAM
hangtod 32GB pinaagi sa microSD
HSDPA 7.2Mbps, HSUPA 384Kbps
WiFi 802.11 b/g/n
Bluetooth 3.0 uban ang A2DP
5MP camera uban ang LED flash
GPS w/ aGPS support
FM radio tuner
Li-Ion 1520 mAh battery
Android OS 2.3 Gingerbread

Kini nga Weibo thing posibleng dako sa Tsina (150M nga mga user) ug mahimong ang sunod nga pinakamaayo nga butang human sa FB sa nasud.

Side note: Isipon nimo, kung ang HTC Chacha o Salsa gipagawas sa 2005 o 2006 sa Pilipinas, mahimong kini ang Friendster phone usab!

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16 Comments

erickkk · 15 years ago

http://yuxiyou.net/open/

Jonaflormicfren · 15 years ago

HTC will try a different market for their product like Philippines.

Armax · 15 years ago

It would have been more sensible if they opted for a Google button instead. Facebook is silly, its users are silly and HTC riding the balls of Zuckerberg is just plain pathetic.

adam · 15 years ago

Not that much specs difference sa wildfire s.

Straw Hat Luffy · 15 years ago

ayos, may bago na naman.

Dan MD · 15 years ago

There’s a chatter in the online forums that the HTC Salsa will be released in the Philippines with a “Yugatech” button. LOL! ;)

Honestly, this phone is quite redundant with the HTC Wildfire S already available selling at ~12K only.

benchmark · 15 years ago

hahahaha AYUS! With “Yugatech” dedicated button…big time na for sure si Sir Yuga nun! hehehehe

Well popular talaga ang Weibo sa China…billions ba naman nila sa buong mundo… :)

Frances · 15 years ago

Haha, makes sense since Facebook is blocked in China. Weibo is similar to Twitter, actually, and, I think, is really popular there. When I was in Beijing a few months ago I’d often see advertisements of Weibo on the train.