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Captain of The Arabs

Wassalam! Hey man, great article. Just a thought. What about changing the name of your article to Kapitan Arab, in line with Kapitan Cina and Kapitan Keling? These articles should have the same format given their common history and similarity of function.

Thoughts, anyone else?

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Abdoelalkadri, the entry "Kapitan Arab" is listed in entry Capitan which links to "Captain of the arabs"

Buhadram (talk) 17:15, 13 May 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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It appears to me that the first sentence is a typo for "it would release another SiP board called CHIP Pro." Is this correct? I cannot imagine SoC as a qualifier for a board. Even "SiP board" does not seem meaningful. Maybe we should drop the qualifier completely? (Or change sentence structure so SoC/SiP does not go to qualify a board.)

The phrase "application processor" in the second fragment would be a good candidate to be replaced with "SoC chip".

The third fragment can cause the most confusion, as the first part qualifies GR8 as SoC, then the second part qualifies it as SiP. I believe that GR8 is best qualified as the latter. So it would be better to drop qualifiers in the first part and simply state "uses a newer version of the R8 called GR8."

Do you think this makes sense?

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