Does MuVo N200 fully support Traditional Chinese charact

I wonder if MuVo Micro N200 sold in the UK fully support Traditional Chinese character and some Asian languages such as Japanese(both in showing MP3 file/song name and in user interface)?
Or, I can only get UK-spec N200 and it only shows English/European Languages?

No, the unicode support have bugs for reading the id3 tags.
Some characters are missed sometimes.
Its no good.

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We all know that the support for Traditional Chinese is excluded in iPad, make no difference to me since I don't use Chinese, both Simplified Chinese or Traditional Chinese character. But I still would like to know, Can iPad English version view well when I browsing some Traditional Chinese web sites?
(I couldn't find an iPad forum, so I came to here, I hope you don't mind)
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Can iPad English version view well when I browsing some Traditional Chinese web sites?
There is just no way to know until somebody has one in their hands and tries it, which will probably not be until the end of March.
Generally there is no "English" version of Apple products, their capabilities are the same no matter where they are sold.

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          i have trouble about passing parameter across webApp
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hi Ade,
          My default character set is BIG5,but
          when i login my weblogic portal,the page's encoding is utf-8
          why is not Big5??
          and how make it to Big5
          i hope that i open the browser and login the portal then encoding is BIG5
          do you know how to make it??
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