Kleeman, a Mercedes-Benz tuning and styling company, has announced in their latest newsletter the opening of their new eShop.
Get ready for power-shopping on-line on our brand new eShop. Here, you can browse through and buy most of our products and see pics, specs, prices etc. 24/7.
A little note from their site however.
Customers from the USA and Canada will have to wait for another 2-3 months for online shopping, but our US dealers will be happy to take your orders in this period.
Just testing out a post from my Motorola Milestone with Android.
Here is a great paper on the GTD system, reviewing and expanding on David ALLEN’s world famous methodology. There is a great flowchart that explains the processing perfectly.
Getting Things Done: The Science behind Stress-Free Productivity – Cogprints
At first I was very sceptical about this console. The commercials made people look like a bunch of fools. I also couldn’t believe that Nintendo could be the only ones to make a motion-sensing remote (the WiiMote) that actually works.
Well, I was wrong… A friend of ours got one for his birthday, just before Christmas. When I picked up the remote and started to play, I was thinking to myself, well this is going to be fun…. WELL IT WAS!!!! Very cool indeed. In fact, we enjoyed it soo much that we actually decided to buy one.
I am now an official Wii player.
Lots of fun!
Merry Christmas to me !!!
I got a Logitech Momo Racing Wheel with force feedback.
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Well I finally bought all the parts, and put my new PC together.
Parts list
Case : Antec Sonata III
Mother Board : Gigabyte GA-P35-DS3R
Processor : Intel Core 2 Duo E6750
Memory : G.Skill Extreme Series HK 2×1024Mo PC6400 Dual Channel CAS4
Graphics Card : Sapphire Radeon X1950 XTX 512MB
DVD Bruner : Samsung SH-S203B – Black
System Disk : Western Digital Raptor 74 Go Serial ATA 10000 trs/mn 16MB
Data Disk : Seagate Barracuda 250 Go 7200.10 Serial ATA II NCQ 3GB/s 16MB
Here is all of it
OpenSocial will unleash more powerful and pervasive social capabilities for the web, empowering developers to build far-reaching applications that users can enjoy regardless of the websites, web applications, or social networks they use.
Google’s stock price broke $700 for the first time today, reaching as high as $704.79 in morning trading. That means it has taken Google under a month to go from $600 per share to a staggering $700 share price.