Comment Comment by quintushoratius Two possibilities come to mind:1. They're not properly licensed for other markets. Something equivalent to selling a radio transmitter in the US that's not registered with the FCC.2. They price units outside of Asian markets much higher and don't want to allow/encourage arbitrage that they don't control.This is definitely a case of "porqué no los dos" (or more). parent quintushoratius 1 year ago
1. They're not properly licensed for other markets. Something equivalent to selling a radio transmitter in the US that's not registered with the FCC.
2. They price units outside of Asian markets much higher and don't want to allow/encourage arbitrage that they don't control.
This is definitely a case of "porqué no los dos" (or more).