I'll be interested to see how this pans out. Its not neccisary to stress the differences between asian languages in general and english, obviously. Best of luck to them. After 4 months in asia, I'm curious to see what the Japanese version of decent english produced from a PDA would sound/look like. it'll be quite the accomplishment if they can make this work well. Engrish is never pretty for anyone. (see http://www.engrish.com for further details);)
this paired with the sleek technology/wifi lounge set up they have should produce a higher standard for international airports. cheers!
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to be honest, i get a lot of work done in airports. It also keeps me connected (i know i know, its cliche, but true) At the narita airport in tokyo japan, after spending hours upon hours of mind numbing hours on a plane form the states, there was nothing more that i wanted to do than to track down somewhere to plug in and get to my email/regular sites/etc. turns out i was there for 14+ hours. i paid for the wireless connect so i could keep myself sane. that might be a valid use: maintiaining sanity.
Narita has an amazing lounge which is accessable for all airlines with well lit desks, comfy chairs and a juice bar. the wireless (which was relatively cheap, at that) plus the lounge made me all the more inclined to request my return trip be connected through Narita. I believe that mindset/ market is what PIT is attempting to appeal to as well.
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I'll be interested to see how this pans out. Its not neccisary to stress the differences between asian languages in general and english, obviously. Best of luck to them. After 4 months in asia, I'm curious to see what the Japanese version of decent english produced from a PDA would sound/look like. it'll be quite the accomplishment if they can make this work well. Engrish is never pretty for anyone. (see http://www.engrish.com for further details);)
this paired with the sleek technology/wifi lounge set up they have should produce a higher standard for international airports. cheers!
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to be honest, i get a lot of work done in airports. It also keeps me connected (i know i know, its cliche, but true) At the narita airport in tokyo japan, after spending hours upon hours of mind numbing hours on a plane form the states, there was nothing more that i wanted to do than to track down somewhere to plug in and get to my email/regular sites/etc. turns out i was there for 14+ hours. i paid for the wireless connect so i could keep myself sane. that might be a valid use: maintiaining sanity. Narita has an amazing lounge which is accessable for all airlines with well lit desks, comfy chairs and a juice bar. the wireless (which was relatively cheap, at that) plus the lounge made me all the more inclined to request my return trip be connected through Narita. I believe that mindset/ market is what PIT is attempting to appeal to as well.