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Old 05-23-2007   #1 (permalink)
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Super Thin Meizu M6 in the Works

Meizu CEO revealed today in a forum post that the Meizu M6 Mini Player SE announced late 2006 is finally in progress. The M6 SE is identical to the M6 in everything except thickness, it's expected to be a mere 7mm thin - the same thickness as Meizu's most recent offering, the Music Card.

Currently, it looks as if only a 8GB version will be produced and sold at 999 CNY (approx. $130 USD) August this year.

While we're still trying to figure out whether the SE stands for Special Edition or Second Edition, Chinese Meizu fans have been speculating about the M6 SE, predicting that the SE will use the same firmware as vanilla M6, that the current 700mAh battery will be swapped for a smaller 500mAh battery and that internal wirings will need reworking.

Thanks to member xx-c for the find.

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Nice! ..and cheap too !

What does "Vanilla M6" mean ?..
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it really looks nice, but is it worth to pull down the battery life for some thinner body?

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Nice! ..and cheap too !

What does "Vanilla M6" mean ?..
i guess it means the normal m6

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wow, nice
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how much thin r 'thin'? 3mm ++ doesnt make a world of diffeence to me. Improvement as in the quality and features will be good...like better n stable e.g. ...n did anyone realise there typing error on the ' display- backgroud blend' (at least on my meizu) and good after sales serviceline...etc
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3mm thinner is alot thinner ,

EDIT: Sorry , i pressed enter accsidently and then i didnt rearlise and re-typed my post

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3mm thinner is alot thinner , Its like a downgrade from the ipod video to the thiness of a nano , But i really hope they dont do any hardware upgrades or downgrades. It will be way to confusing with 3 sets of firmwares (tp,sp,se) A battery is ok because its not a proper hardware change more of a capacity change , Like the memory size .

Oh and vanilla is normal , Like icecream , the standard is considerd vanilla always

PS , that backgroud blend thing , i never noticed that , nor did anyone else i guess. but your right my one says backgroud instead of background
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with the technologies now...it can go as thin as they like but at what expense. too flimsy or slim might create other problems like breakage, crack etc...i guess focus on quality first. just my humble thots.
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The battery life will not be too dramatically affected , Id guess it would be bigger than the origional proposal of 20 hours so you guys shouldnt get a fit about 7 hours less battery life when you are getting 16 hours supposedly more than before
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As this is Meizu's next player, I think this means that we definitely wont see a M8 before August. And with only 2 months left of Q3, it looks like the possibility of Q3 release is sketchy.
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