This module extends the SOBI2 Showcase Thumb module by presenting a list of selected entries in a ’slideshow’ way.
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Slideshow for Sobi2
On August 29, 2010, In Joomla, by Lobo
This module extends the SOBI2 Showcase Thumb module by presenting a list of selected entries in a ’slideshow’ way.
On August 28, 2010, In Joomla, by Lobo
Simple, fast shopping cart for 1-5 items and very easy to modify to add more items. Uses Javascript for validation
Simple, fast shopping cart for 1-5 items and very easy to modify to add more items. Uses Javascript for validation
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Bohemia Cart
On August 25, 2010, In Apple, by
About Time Machine, Trapped in time Travel in various times, in extraordinary places, to find all the pieces of the Time Machine and to restore the order in the space-time! Devastated, Professor George Einwin committed suicide. The day before his death, his young assistant Filby Young had met him.
About Time Machine, Trapped in time Travel in various times, in extraordinary places, to find all the pieces of the Time Machine and to restore the order in the space-time! Devastated, Professor George Einwin committed suicide. The day before his death, his young assistant Filby Young had met him.
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Time Machine, Trapped in time 1.0
After a brief outage the Apple Store is back with the previously announced 12-core Mac Pro (and revamped quad- and 6-core models) ready to order. Prices start at $4,999 for a pair of 6-core Xeon Westmere procesors humming along at 2.66GHz, 6GB of memory, a 1TB hard drive, SuperDrive, and ATI Radeon HD 5770 graphics
After a brief outage the Apple Store is back with the previously announced 12-core Mac Pro (and revamped quad- and 6-core models) ready to order. Prices start at $4,999 for a pair of 6-core Xeon Westmere procesors humming along at 2.66GHz, 6GB of memory, a 1TB hard drive, SuperDrive, and ATI Radeon HD 5770 graphics
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12-core Apple Mac Pro orders are go
On June 23, 2010, In Gadgets, by Lobo
Looks like Texas Instruments is making a big push into the hobbyist microcontroller market with this new product called the Launch Pad . All microcontroller manufacturers have a development platform available so what makes this announcement by TI something special?
Looks like Texas Instruments is making a big push into the hobbyist microcontroller market with this new product called the Launch Pad . All microcontroller manufacturers have a development platform available so what makes this announcement by TI something special?
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TI MSP430 LaunchPad Development Platform for $4.30
On May 16, 2010, In Gadgets, by Lobo
Nissan didn’t hesitate to gloat about its ability to book 8,000 Leaf pre-orders in just nine days during a pre -pre-order for those who specifically requested early access to the automobile, and now the outfit’s looking to make good on plans to have 25,000 orders in place by December. If all goes well, the all-electric car will be “widely available” in 2012, with a semi-wide release slated for next Spring. Naturally, the buzz is already fueling demand, and the automaker has today opened up a public reservation system online for those unwilling to take chances on availability come 2011
Nissan didn’t hesitate to gloat about its ability to book 8,000 Leaf pre-orders in just nine days during a pre -pre-order for those who specifically requested early access to the automobile, and now the outfit’s looking to make good on plans to have 25,000 orders in place by December. If all goes well, the all-electric car will be “widely available” in 2012, with a semi-wide release slated for next Spring. Naturally, the buzz is already fueling demand, and the automaker has today opened up a public reservation system online for those unwilling to take chances on availability come 2011
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Nissan opens all-electric Leaf pre-orders to the US public: $99 to reserve
We’ve had a number of reports come in that various people’s bank accounts were giving simultaneous good and bad news. First the latter: a pending charge upwards of $888 for an order you probably placed a month ago and forgot about — hope tax day didn’t wipe you out too much. The good news, should you brave that sudden financial burden, is that it emanates from Apple Computers and seems to indicate that the gang in Cupertino is, as indicated in an earlier email , on track to start delivering iPad 3Gs in late April
We’ve had a number of reports come in that various people’s bank accounts were giving simultaneous good and bad news. First the latter: a pending charge upwards of $888 for an order you probably placed a month ago and forgot about — hope tax day didn’t wipe you out too much. The good news, should you brave that sudden financial burden, is that it emanates from Apple Computers and seems to indicate that the gang in Cupertino is, as indicated in an earlier email , on track to start delivering iPad 3Gs in late April
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iPad 3G orders being processed?
It looks like Apple has decided to refund all rush shipping charges for iPad pre-orders after we noted that Apple was charging $12 for the same delivery day as free shipping . It’s not exactly clear why rush shipping was offered in the first place, since all pre-orders were due to be delivered on launch day
It looks like Apple has decided to refund all rush shipping charges for iPad pre-orders after we noted that Apple was charging $12 for the same delivery day as free shipping . It’s not exactly clear why rush shipping was offered in the first place, since all pre-orders were due to be delivered on launch day
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Apple Refunds All iPad Rush Shipping Charges [Ipad]
It looks like Apple has decided to refund all rush shipping charges for iPad pre-orders after we noted that Apple was charging $12 for the same delivery day as free shipping . It’s not exactly clear why rush shipping was offered in the first place, since all pre-orders were due to be delivered on launch day. Of course, it’s not clear why people were willing to pay an extra $12 when it clearly stated the delivery day was the same either way, but hey, pobody’s nerfect, right guys?
It looks like Apple has decided to refund all rush shipping charges for iPad pre-orders after we noted that Apple was charging $12 for the same delivery day as free shipping . It’s not exactly clear why rush shipping was offered in the first place, since all pre-orders were due to be delivered on launch day. Of course, it’s not clear why people were willing to pay an extra $12 when it clearly stated the delivery day was the same either way, but hey, pobody’s nerfect, right guys?
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Apple Refunds All iPad Rush Shipping Charges [Ipad]
On March 25, 2010, In Gadgets, by Lobo
Why carry around a netbook and a smartphone when you can have a netbook / smartphone? Why indeed.
Why carry around a netbook and a smartphone when you can have a netbook / smartphone? Why indeed.
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BPhone netbook / smartphone hyrbid now available to order