As the countdown to the March 07 official arrival of PLAYSTATION®3 in the Middle East begins, SonyGulf says that there are plenty of good reasons for customers to wait.
"Anticipation is building ahead of the official arrival of PS3™ in the region," said Tim Stokes, Sales & Marketing Director, PlayStation Division - Sony Gulf, "and rightly so. The lucky few people who have managed to try it first hand are raving about its features and the quality of graphics making it one of the most eagerly awaited consumer product launches of all time."
1. Not everyone in the Middle East is an Arab. Some are Persians, some are Jews, etc.
2. I don't understand the point of this thread/link. Are you suggesting the Middle East shouldn't have access to PS3 or are you simply expressing amazement that there are people in the Middle East that enjoy technology as much as Westerners?
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Perhaps the fact that the Middle East as a whole is technologically stagnant and gets nearly all of it's technology from other countries will shed a bit of light , the Arabs don't seem to create anything but oil acolytes . Name the last great Arab invention . My vote goes to the distillation process, but then I may be a bit biased , and that isn't exactly new either.
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Now we are talking Kev, another fantastic point made by the finest mind on NHI.
If a middle eastern country adapts western ideals will they lose their cultural identity? I think not if they don't try to become California or Canada....lol
We all know that the middle east consumers buy western and european products. Australia ships livestock regularly ( sheep and goats )
What dothey exportbesides chick peas, pistachios, raisins, dates, cumin, saffron, assorted dried fruit, Olives ( olive oils ). Maybe camel and goat products? and we can't forgetCrude Oil.
They've put their technology where it will work for them - oil, oil, oil. That doesn't seem odd or backwards to me. What would seem stupid would be to have a significant amount of money to invest in some kind of UAI country and instead of putting it in oil, putting it in electronics.
Again, I don't understand the point, except for it seems to be a snickering sort of "lookey here at them dumb ass a-rabs."
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