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Péntektől minden beutazó külfölditől ujjlenyomatott vesznek Kínában.
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Bankszektorban OTP-t nem számolják bankként. Akinek ott a pénze az meg is érdemli. Legdrágább, legszarabb.
Nem mondanám hogy minden banknál. Az enyémnél pl az első 150000/hó ATM, az ingyenes a másik 150000 meg maradék az pl olcsóbb a bankban felvéve mint ATM-ből.
Igen de az egyik leggyakoribb ATM nekik van a környékemen. Egy Raiffaisen vagy Erste, Sberbank ATM az 30-35km-re van. OTP meg van kettő 10km-en belül. Takarék is van kettő 5 km-en belül. Ha más cég ATM-ből veszem fel az meg megint drágább ugye. A legjobb volna ha a postás hozná vagy a munkahelyen kapnám meg. Havi kb1%-át lopják el a pénzforgalmamnak úgy 150000-ig ingyen veszek fel fizetést és nincs semmi hitelem. Mindezt a semmiért cserébe mert nem kértem őket hogy a pénzem hozzájuk fusson be.
Nem ovasta még el senki az indexes elemzést? Van benne pár mondat amit nagyon is helyesnek tartok.
http://index.hu/gazdasag/2017/02/08/kina_magyar_kapcsolat_orban_longform/
http://index.hu/gazdasag/2017/02/08/kina_magyar_kapcsolat_orban_longform/
- Még egy lenyúlás. Nekem ez kb egy ezresbe fájt. Undorító. Ráadásul nálunk a szaxervezet aláírta. Benne volt a Kollektív Szerződésben.
Nálunk még szakszervezet se volt, annál a cégnél ez alap-felállás volt. A következőnél már volt ugyan de minek?!! Semmitől meg nem védett mert törvényileg adtak el mindenkit rabszolgának havi akárhányszáz órára, de legalább azzal is kevesebb lett volna a nettó pénz. Meg a megvont szombati pótlékkal és a szintén megvont fele vasárnapi pótlékkal is, ami ugyanúgy törvényileg vont meg ez a kedves-aranyos családbarát országgyűlés.
Hát nem is, akkor lettem (volna) milliárdos, ha belépek egy jó pártba!! De azok az aljasok se igazodtak a munkaidőmhöz, így vesztettek velem egy szavazót. Nem sírtak értem szerintem...Legalább nem volt időd elszórni minden hülyeségre.
Viszont cserében ha jól tudom nekik van a legtöbb bankfiókjuk, ami mondjuk vidéken nem biztos hogy nem előny, ha van azon a településen rögtön, ahol laksz. Ez is hozzátartozik azért a teljes képhez.
Anno még pénz-automata se volt mindenütt, tizensok éve voltunk egy hétig Visegrádon, és mikor elfogyott a zsebből a kp. Esztergomig kellett mennünk hogy pénzt tudjak felvenni.
Ha már szó volt a Huaweről akkor itt a Xiaomi, aki szintén saját gyártású provcikat akar a telefonjaiba. (Csak azért másolom be, mert reggelni kell, hogy olvasható legyen)
https://www.wsj.com/articles/chinas...er-with-smartphone-chip-of-its-own-1486647588
China’s Xiaomi Corp. plans to introduce a phone powered by a custom-made microprocessor, people familiar with the matter say.
It is a sign of Xiaomi’s drive to stand out in its highly competitive home market and of its aspirations to join the top tier globally. Chinese companies are putting increasing effort into developing their own technology to differentiate themselves and offer phones whose hardware and software together work more seamlessly.
Xiaomi aims to release its “Pinecone” processor within a month, one of the people said. It would become China’s second smartphone maker, after Huawei Technologies Co., to produce phones with its own processors.
Developing chips internally makes sense for top-tier electronics makers, said Sean Yang, Taiwan-based research director with tech research firm TrendForce.
“A phone maker can only reach the pinnacle of user experience when optimizing the integration of hardware and software on its own,” said Mr. Yang.
Developing its own chip and related technology could also insulate Xiaomi from supply-chain disruptions. In India, the company’s most-important overseas market, it could bring one other benefit as well. Xiaomi now uses chips from San Diego’s Qualcomm Inc. in high-end phones, and Taiwan’s MediaTek for budget models—but a patent dispute in India limits it to Qualcomm-powered models there.
The question is whether Xiaomi’s processor can rival those of other smartphone makers with chips of their own— Apple Inc., Samsung Electronics Co. and Huawei Technologies Co.
“It’s risky,” said Mark Li, an analyst at Bernstein Research. “The resources required to develop competitive mobile chips are high.”
Xiaomi, which led China in smartphones sold in 2015, last year slipped to fifth place behind Oppo Mobile Telecommunications Corp., Huawei, Vivo Electronics Corp. and Apple, according to research firm International Data Corp.
Xiaomi has been tight-lipped about its processor developments, although a website and verified social media account for the new chip company recently appeared.
Xiaomi has been tight-lipped about its processor developments, although a website and verified social media account for the new chip company recently appeared. Xiaomi’s chip technology is built on a foundation from Chinese state-backed Datang Telecom.
In November 2014, a new Xiaomi-linked private entity, Beijing Pinecone Electronics, paid 103 million yuan ($15 million) to acquire mobile processor technology from Datang subsidiary Leadcore Technology Ltd., according to a stock exchange filing. The two companies planned to jointly design mobile chips, the filing said.
Beijing Pinecone Electronics is the entity that Xiaomi set up to develop its in-house smartphone processor chipset, according to one of the people familiar with the matter. A regulatory filing shows Beijing Pinecone Electronics has an equity pledge agreement with Xiaomi.
A recent component crunch in the global smartphone market has underscored the potential advantages of an in-house supply. Supply-chain executives say unexpectedly brisk demand has left smartphone makers scrambling for parts.
Still, it is unclear if Xiaomi can find an edge. Apple, which has its own operating system, and Huawei, which has decades of experience making network equipment, are the leaders in self-developed chips, said Wang Yanhui, secretary-general of the Mobile China Alliance.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/chinas...er-with-smartphone-chip-of-its-own-1486647588
China’s Xiaomi Corp. plans to introduce a phone powered by a custom-made microprocessor, people familiar with the matter say.
It is a sign of Xiaomi’s drive to stand out in its highly competitive home market and of its aspirations to join the top tier globally. Chinese companies are putting increasing effort into developing their own technology to differentiate themselves and offer phones whose hardware and software together work more seamlessly.
Xiaomi aims to release its “Pinecone” processor within a month, one of the people said. It would become China’s second smartphone maker, after Huawei Technologies Co., to produce phones with its own processors.
Developing chips internally makes sense for top-tier electronics makers, said Sean Yang, Taiwan-based research director with tech research firm TrendForce.
“A phone maker can only reach the pinnacle of user experience when optimizing the integration of hardware and software on its own,” said Mr. Yang.
Developing its own chip and related technology could also insulate Xiaomi from supply-chain disruptions. In India, the company’s most-important overseas market, it could bring one other benefit as well. Xiaomi now uses chips from San Diego’s Qualcomm Inc. in high-end phones, and Taiwan’s MediaTek for budget models—but a patent dispute in India limits it to Qualcomm-powered models there.
The question is whether Xiaomi’s processor can rival those of other smartphone makers with chips of their own— Apple Inc., Samsung Electronics Co. and Huawei Technologies Co.
“It’s risky,” said Mark Li, an analyst at Bernstein Research. “The resources required to develop competitive mobile chips are high.”
Xiaomi, which led China in smartphones sold in 2015, last year slipped to fifth place behind Oppo Mobile Telecommunications Corp., Huawei, Vivo Electronics Corp. and Apple, according to research firm International Data Corp.
Xiaomi has been tight-lipped about its processor developments, although a website and verified social media account for the new chip company recently appeared.
Xiaomi has been tight-lipped about its processor developments, although a website and verified social media account for the new chip company recently appeared. Xiaomi’s chip technology is built on a foundation from Chinese state-backed Datang Telecom.
In November 2014, a new Xiaomi-linked private entity, Beijing Pinecone Electronics, paid 103 million yuan ($15 million) to acquire mobile processor technology from Datang subsidiary Leadcore Technology Ltd., according to a stock exchange filing. The two companies planned to jointly design mobile chips, the filing said.
Beijing Pinecone Electronics is the entity that Xiaomi set up to develop its in-house smartphone processor chipset, according to one of the people familiar with the matter. A regulatory filing shows Beijing Pinecone Electronics has an equity pledge agreement with Xiaomi.
A recent component crunch in the global smartphone market has underscored the potential advantages of an in-house supply. Supply-chain executives say unexpectedly brisk demand has left smartphone makers scrambling for parts.
Still, it is unclear if Xiaomi can find an edge. Apple, which has its own operating system, and Huawei, which has decades of experience making network equipment, are the leaders in self-developed chips, said Wang Yanhui, secretary-general of the Mobile China Alliance.
minden lényeges benne van, és rámutat minden hibára
a piár szép csak nincs mögötte semmi ami meg van az nem az ő érdemük pl ezt a vasút kérdést nem értem, van kapacitás, kéne is, és miért nem? nem a belgrádi vonalra gondolok, úgy országos léptékkel, gerinc hálózat szintjén?
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