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Magento – Revisited29 Mar 2011
A while back, I made a review about Magento shopping carts. Well, it's been 2 years and a few things have changed and a few things have stayed the same... I had quite a few gripes against Magento shopping cart the last time I used it and ...
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ASUS 1201N – Netbooks get Serious
I really did like my Acer One. It was the coolest little netbook I used, until now. The Asus 1201N is a little pricey for ...0 comments
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Product Photography – Cost Benefit Analysis for Small Business Owners
For good product images, you can expect to pay $15-20 per finished image. At this price, your pictures should be suitable for web and most print ad applications. However, this price is for items which ...0 comments
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SWF Viewer for ASPDotNetStoreFront
If you are using ASPDotNetStoreFront for your shopping cart, then you know how the popup image viewer looks and to me, it doesn't look all that great. After working with ASPDNSF for some time, I ...4 comments
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Acer Aspire One : the Power of the Portable
Ultra Portable Notebooks In the last few years, the ultra portable notebook market has really taken off. The ultra portable notebooks rest firmly somewhere between a PDA and a full size (full power) notebook we all know and love. Until very recently, the Ultra portable notebooks have been little more than glorified PDAs with a computing power on par with high end cellphones. Combined with small screens, low power and micro storage , the ultra portable 'sub notebook' wasn't ready for the mainstream and was the realm of the micro Linux tech communities and people who built their own computers. Thanks to some recent additions to the sub notebook market, the new ultra portables are ready for the masses. One of the greatest features of these ultra portable notebooks (sub notebooks) is the SSD (Solid State Drive). Not only are SSDs much lighter than their spinning cousins, SSD drives aren't prone to failure from shock like standard platter hard drives. There are no moving parts in a SSD, so those little bumps aren't going to scratch and damage the solid state drive like the standard hard drive. Solid state drives also use about 5% of the power of the standard HDD and this means a big boost in battery life. The problem with the SSD is the cost, these things are expensive and because of the limitations, most ultraportables have store capacities as low as 2GB. The real attraction to the ultra portable notebook market is the ultra portability. You've seen pictures on the net, but until you have one in your hands, you won't believe how small they really are. I mean small! These are smaller than most books and will fit easily into a purse. How's that for portability! 0 comments
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Google Voice for iPhone
15 Sep 2010Ah yes, Google Voice is coming back to the 'official' iPhone. As you may be able to tell from the screen cap, I am using a Cydia iPhone at the moment. Why? Because I needed a functional version of Google Voice for my iPhone. ...
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Yahoo Mail Login: Part 2
22 Jul 2010It seems a lot of people are having problems getting their one-click yahoo email working. So I am going to try and make the one click yahoo email login a little easier for everyone. You will have to create a shortcut for your yahoo email. ...
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Gruen Transfer for eCommerce?
01 Aug 2009Generally used in shopping mall design, the Gruen transfer refers to the moment, when a shopper enters a mall and is purposely distracted by 'scripted disorientation'. The layout, the sites, the lighting, the music, even the plants are all designed to distract the shopper from their ...
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How to Install Kubuntu on Acer Aspire One
26 Jul 2008Installing Kubuntu on the Acer Aspire is really rather easy, but it will take a while. I had installed an additional 1GB of RAM on my Aspire One, but this should work with the 512MB RAM defaults. Kubuntu is nothing more than another version of Ubuntu. I like it because it's a little easier to manipulate some of the settings than Gnome desktop and it has a more familiar looking desktop. This guide is for the Acer Aspire One mini notebook, but should work on just about anything computer that would run Kubuntu.
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Craigslist SEO : The Power of the Backlink
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