I don't think they do that in Europe, at least, not in France.
I'm pretty familiar with what US audio equipment goes for in
Japan and Australia. It's a 20-30% percent markup over US
list, that it gets bought says something for the quality of the
product.
Of course it's all high end specialty s
Which one did you order and from who?
Stewart
At 11:23 PM 10/2/2009, you wrote:
Question: Is there a good way of finding web stores internationally?
Not really. It has to do with tariffs and trade, generally.
Foreign exchange and VAT make a difference too. The dollar is down
against the E
Question: Is there a good way of finding web stores internationally?
Not really. It has to do with tariffs and trade, generally.
Foreign exchange and VAT make a difference too. The dollar is down
against the Euro, after going up in the Spring. Makes a difference when
the Euro was $1.30 and
Question: Is there a good way of finding web stores internationally?
Not really. It has to do with tariffs and trade, generally.
High ticket items (I don't know if that's your situation) always cost
more if they're imports and don't have production cost/volume
advantages versus the receiving m
Finding web stores & sellers from other countries on Google search in
the U.S. produces unsatisfactory results for me. Specifying the
Google search domain from other countries has proved for me to
produce a limited number of links. Question: Is there a good way of
finding web stores internationall
Anyone with chrome on their system when encountering the problem will
just open the link in firefox. I'd not worry about it playing in
chrome much.
Sent from my iPod
On Oct 2, 2009, at 5:20 PM, Robert Carroll
wrote:
Ok, changing the subject about Google Chrome:
I am webmaster of a sit
Ok, changing the subject about Google Chrome:
I am webmaster of a site that offers download & playing of music for
those who want to hear it.
I have tested the web site on all major browsers, but only Chrome fails
to open the music for playing. I sent a complaint to Google about this
when i
I am not an expert, but I have seen articles.
France is one of those countries that have started to limit sales of
items within their country to recognized brands. (Or something
similar) They have sued Ebay for allowing sellers to feature
trademarked items from French Companies.
Also what
Below is a "Background" section -- it explains only my motivation for my
question, so skip it to the actual question following unless you like to
read stuff.
BACKGROUND =
I am a devotee of the fountain pen since my second grade in public
school. Write a lot, tried many br
On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 12:46 PM, tjp wrote:
>
> http://blogs.computerworld.com/14797/google_chome_add_in_for_ie_speed_demon_or_big_fat_security_hole
>
> "Google's just released Chrome add-in for Internet Explorer can speed up IE
> by as much as 10 times, tests show. But if you listen to Microsoft
The Touches are all microphone-capable. In the most recent
generation, the larger capacity Touches come with Apple
earphones that have the built-in microphone, but the entry-level
8GB Touch comes with regular earphones. For my previous
generation Touch, I bought and use a microphone by Monster
t
The Touches are all microphone-capable. In the most recent
generation, the larger capacity Touches come with Apple
earphones that have the built-in microphone, but the entry-level
8GB Touch comes with regular earphones. For my previous
generation Touch, I bought and use a microphone by Monster
t
Tom is again either misinformed or just carrying Apple's water once again.
Google voice does not in any way 'reengineer' the iphone. Only if you think
an app like rhapsody reengineers it or one of those photo swimsuit apps.
Apple is just being it's over controlling self in the google voice
rejecti
On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 3:33 PM, mike wrote:
> WFB is Tom's term for anyone who disagrees with him. It's his way to end
> the debate, anyone not agreeing with him is obviously a paid shill or WFB.
WFB = Windows Fan Boy(s).
Steve
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