Hundekissen Tricks

August 9th, 2010 by hyperquerido

Jetzt war es mal wieder soweit ! Ein cooles Hundekissen muß her!!! Ich war es Leid, das mein Hund immer meinen Stammplatz auf der Coach besetzt. Was sind unsere Kaufkriterin für ein Hundekissen, damit unser wandelnder Flohzirkus es auch gut hat? Dafür sollte es groß genug sein, damit er ganz draufpasst und abwaschbar, falls er mal sabbert.
Also ging es  los unser Streifzug auf der Suche nach dem richtigen Hundekissen.

Wir fanden auch ein tolles, leider war der Laden am anderen Ende der Stadt
und so haben wir beschlossen, eins im Web zu bstellen.
(Danke der Beratung im Laden wußten wir ja was wir wollten, wir hätten auch sehr gerne dort gekauft, aber wenn die nicht liefern … selbst Schuld)

Auf jeden Fall hat es unser wandelnder Flohzirkus, jetzt richtig gut auf seinem Hundebett.

I wanted a dog...Ich wollte einen Hund... by Waldgeister's Sound of Silence

iPhone Tipps Rewies again

August 6th, 2010 by hyperquerido

CDMA is far from dead.

Besides… they won't be able to completely turn off CDMA for 3 or 4 years…. until Verizon has switched every single tower to LTE *and* every customer has a shiny new LTE phone in their hand. This transition will take years.

Didn't it take almost a decade for analog to shut off? And I still knew some people who were pissed that they had to give up their old analog Motorola StarTACs at the last minute.

Basically… take the date when the last CDMA phone is sold… and then add 2 years so that customer can finish out their contract. And since that date has never been announced… there's really no reason to discuss it. CDMA is here… it's got 140 million customers… and Sprint and Verizon are too big to ignore.

Also… if CDMA is so bad… I guess Motorola and HTC didn't get that memo. Do you think Motorola is having regrets about their CDMA Droids? Or HTC for the Incredible or EVO? Nope. Neither did RIM, Samsung…. and EVERY cell phone manufacturer that makes CDMA phones.

Roughly half of all the iPhones in the world are in America. America has 2 cell technologies. If Apple doesn't wanna take the time to make a phone for the “other” network… then that's their mistake. They can stick with AT&T and never see any more huge growth.

We're in the 4th year of the iPhone. If you want an iPhone you probably already have one by now. If 1/4 of AT&T customers have iPhones… Apple will never have 1/2 of AT&T customers using iPhones. That's where a 2nd carrier comes into play.

Apple sells the iPhone on 5 carriers in the UK. Why? To sell more phones! But, Verizon has more customers than the entire population of the UK. Sure, Apple would have to make a CDMA phone. Boohoo… everyone else has figured it out.

If not… plenty of other companies are making phones for Verizon… whether you think they should or not.

@millyman “…Next year everyone will probably start using “retina display”

I hope you know that retina display is just a fancy name for high res display? I mean Google could have decided to market the high res display on the nexus one, Hawk eye display… retina display is a 300PPI+ res display and if I recall, the late 2009 sidekick had a 300PPi+ display or a retina display if you want, there was also in 2009 a motorola phone with a 300PPI+ display or retina display :-) . Apple just decided to market it like it was the first phone with a 300PPi+ display. And that's how apple make money out of uneducated people like u. They make u believe they were first to do it like facetime, copy and paste, MMS, video recording, digital audio player, accelerometers, retina display, threaded msgs, multitasking done in the right way lol and so on… don't believe the hype, do ur homework.

And BTW back in 2007, the Nokia N95 packed more features than the iPhone 1st gen and it had an accelerometer and video calling or Facetime if you want :-) . Nope apple wasn't the one which Brought accelerometer to the smartphone industry, apple was and still the one making public anouncement and Ads to highlight those features and I got to say, it works, there are many uneducated people and apple uses the media to educate those people the way they want to generate more money. U can't blame them. Blame it on the uneducated people Who just discover an innovation called retina display lol :-P

Leaked iPod Touch Parts Reveal FaceTime Camera Plans

Images that MacRumors tipsters claim are the front LCD and bezel of the fourth-generation iPod Touch clearly show a front-sided hole just big enough for a front-facing FaceTime camera. And it looks relatively legit.

The part is labeled “Apple (c) 2010″ (check the full res version), which granted could have been done by anyone! But would be an aggressive bit of forgery with not much point behind it. It's also stamped April 29, 2010, which is recent enough to plausibly be an iPod Touch released this September. Here's a reverse image:
It also makes sense, given that we already know Apple plans to bring FaceTime to other iOS4 devices using email addresses instead of phone numbers. So we already knew if; it's just that this may give us a much better sense of when.

Send an email to Brian Barrett, the author of this post, at bbarrett@gizmodo.com.

 

 

Sprüche zum Nachdenken

July 24th, 2010 by hyperquerido

Eine kleine Zitate Sammlung Zitate zum Nachdenken

Lange Rede, kurzer Sinn.

Wir geben den Kühen Futter,
dafür geben sie uns Milch und Butter.

Ein Esel, der Bücher trägt,
ist noch lange kein Doktor.

Was wäre Nike ohne Air,
was wär der Gummi ohne Bär,
was wär der Bleistift ohne Mine,
was wär der Zug nur ohne Schiene,
was wäre Becker ohne Stich,
was wäre ich nur ohne dich!
Danke das es dich gibt!

Unter den Blinden ist der Einäugige König.

Der Tag beginnt so,
wie Du ihn dir macht und endet so,
wie und wann Du es willst.

Um das Wunderbare zu erlangen,
muss man das Unvorstellbare denken.

Wenn die Nacht am tiefsten,
ist der Tag am nächsten.

Alle sagten immer das geht nicht,
dann kamm einer der wußte das nicht
und der hat das einfach gemacht.

Ehering: Tapferkeitsauszeichnung, die man am Finger trägt!

Morgens kann ich nichts essen – weil ich dich liebe.
Mittags kann ich nichts essen – weil ich dich liebe.
Abends kann ich nichts essen – weil ich dich liebe.
Nachts kann ich nicht schlafen – weil ich Hunger habe.

Ich mag keinen Sex! Also fangen wir gleich an, dann haben wir es hinter uns.

Ich bin klein, mein Herz ist rein, mein Bett ist leer, kommst du schnell her?


Powerseller a Story

July 24th, 2010 by hyperquerido

I this ebay tipps could help you!

I've got a load of bike parts, many of them are identical, like 50 Campagnolo chainrings for example.

I need to set up an item to sell repeatedly at a set price for the whole quantity, without doing auctions, and with a flat shipping price to the US.

I'm thinking eBay is the best way to do this. I'm wondering what tips people might have for getting this accomplished, and perhaps any resources for learning to do this effectively.

My concept is that I should get an online store, not just a regular user account on eBay to do this the best way.

As anyone who has ever taken on the role of Guybrush Threepwood, the swashbuckling wannabe pirate from the Monkey Island series, will tell you – 2D point and click games are engaging and funny. For anyone late to the party or simply still stuck in the 90s there’s SCUMMVM.

SCUMM stands for Script Creation Utility for Manic Mansion. It was brought to life by Lucas Arts as a platform for 2D point-and-click adventures and used for many highly acclaimed titles such as the aforementioned The Secret of Monkey Island, Day of the Tentacle and Sam & Max Hit the Road.  SCUMMVM is a video game emulator which provides a platform on which to play these classics – on nearly any system you can name.

The Basics

The virtual machine (which makes up the VM in SCUMMVM) comes in over 40 different flavours including the obvious modern Windows, Linux and Mac versions. For gamers on the go there’s an iPhone package as well as Nintendo DS, Sony PSP, Symbian OS and Windows CE editions.

It doesn’t stop there however, and the developers have gone to great lengths to get the platform working on a homebrewed Nintendo Wii, GameCube and N64 as well as the Dreamcast and Amiga OS. Put it this way – if you own a fancy Samsung TV then there’s even a version for that. I’m serious.

I’m using SCUMMVM on Windows, but the process involved in getting your 2D adventures working is the same on any platform. You can download and install any of the versions from the official downloads page. Once you’ve fired up the video game emulator you will be presented with a list of games you have available and a couple of options. As you’ve not installed any games, the list will at first be empty.

Within the Options panel you can tweak graphics and audio settings, as well as MIDI emulation and theme settings. SCUMMVM can be run in full-screen or windowed mode (if you’re trying to work), and has a handy “Aspect Ratio Correction” option for widescreen users.

Available Games

There are eight titles available for download from the SCUMMVM website which have been made available as freeware by their respective publishers. Quality free titles include Flight of the Amazon Queen which sees you stranded in the Amazon rainforest and the devilish Beneath a Steel Sky in which your character can die in the very first room.

All are available from the downloads page here.

SCUMMVM also includes support for many more adventure games, though in order to play these you are going to need an official copy of the game. eBay is a great place to find old games at bargain prices and once you’ve got your hands on a copy head over to the SCUMMVM game data file list to see what files you need to extract and play. MS-DOS and unsupported Windows versions make perfect candidates, simply copy and paste the relevant files to a new directory and point SCUMMVM to it.

Playing Games

Playing games is quick and easy once you’ve added them to the list of installed titles. Folders containing game data files must be added one by one, using the Add Game button.

Navigate your way to the folder containing your game data files and click Choose. If everything’s in order, SCUMM will pop-up a window like this:

Settings for your particular version will be automatically detected and added to the fields above, click OK to add the game to the list. Once a game has been added it will remain in the list until you remove it. You can now select a game and click Start to begin exploring some surprisingly engrossing 2D worlds.

Conclusion

SCUMMVM sits alongside DOSBox as one of those well-intended freeware applications everyone loves. The simple interface means you’ll be up and running in no time – even on your mobile device. The free games alone will keep you busy for hours, and it’s easy to copy the files you need from game CDs or floppies. The developers have provided everything you need to get started on some funny adventure games.

Have you tried a version of the SCUMMVM video game emulator? If you have any tips or favourite games, let us know in the comments.

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Mein kleiner Hund

July 22nd, 2010 by hyperquerido

Ich weiss noch an die Zeit wie unser Welpe noch klein war.
Das prima Hundekissen war damals noch
viel zu mächtig für unseren Hund.
Das praktische war, das wir das Hundekissen einfach abwischen
konnten, wenn wir mal nicht schnell genug mit unserem WauWau an der frischen Luft waren.
Das waren schon wilde Zeiten.

Viele Sprüche zum Nachdenken

July 12th, 2010 by hyperquerido

Und hier und jetzt viele Sprüche zum Nachdenken

Alles hat sein Für und Wieder.

Aufgeschoben ist nicht aufgehoben.

Besser spät als nie!

Der Apfel fällt nicht weit vom Stamm.

Ein gutes Gewissen ist ein sanftes Ruhekissen

Frisch gewagt, ist halb gewonnen.

Hochmut kommt vor dem Fall

Jedes Ding hat seine zwei Seiten.

Kleinvieh macht auch Mist

Lange Rede, kurzer Sinn.

Süße Träume wünsch ich Dir, wieso bist Du nicht bei mir? Meine Augen fallen zu, mein letzter Gedanke, der bist Du!

Siehst Du die Sterne, sie rappen nur für Dich. Ich Liebe nur Dich, wenn ich im Bett liege, träume ich, wie Du neben mir liegst.

Wenn du Nachts zum Himmel schaust und Dir dort ein Sternchen klaust, küss es lieb und denk an mich, denn dieses sternchen, das bin ich.

Ich könnte 1000 schöne Träume träumen, doch sie wären alle nicht die meinen. Ich mag alle nicht, denn Du bist in keinem! Du hast es mir nicht leicht gemacht, doch jetzt wünsch ich Dir eine gute Nacht! Süße Träume wünsch ich Dir!

Ein kleiner Fratz aus weiter Ferne schenkt Dir eine Hand voll Sterne, wünscht Dir eine gute Nacht, bis das Morgenland erwacht!

Leise liege ich in meinem Bett und denk an Dich. Siehst Du da draußen den kleinen Stern, der sagt Dir leise, ich habe Dich sehr gern! Sage Dir hier ganz still gute Nacht!

Ob du glaubst, du schaffst es, oder ob du glaubst, du schaffst es nicht, du hast auf jeden Fall Recht.

Das Leben ist nur ein Augenblick, genau wie der Tod.

Kriege kommen und gehen, doch meine Soldaten stehen ewig.

Jeder Mensch begegnet einmal dem Menschen seines Lebens, aber nur wenige erkennen ihn rechzeitig.

Nimmst du jemanden, wie er ist, wird er bleiben, wie er ist,
aber gehst du mit ihm um, als ob er wäre, was er sein könnte, wird er zu dem werden, was er sein könnte.
(Goethe)

Was mir wichtig ist, ist der Mensch. Nicht sein Geburtstag!
(Josef Zeidler)

Achte auf Deine Gedanken,
denn sie werden deine Worte.
Achte auf Deine Worte,
denn sie werden Deine Handlungen.
Achte auf Deine Handlungen,
denn sie werden Deine Gewohnheiten.
Achte auf Deine Gewohnheiten,
denn sie werden Dein Charakter.
Achte auf Deinen Charakter,
denn er wird Dein Schicksal

Kluge Leute glauben zu machen, man sei, was man nicht ist,
ist in den meisten Fällen schwerer als wirklich zu werden, was man scheinen will.

Auf dieser Seite sind eine Menge Sprüche, ich hoffe
manche sind für euch zum Nachdenken.

 

 

iPhone Rewies again

June 19th, 2010 by hyperquerido

Want to get your hands on an iOS 4-equipped device now without being a registered Apple developer? As a number of readers have pointed out, it seems yesterday's gold build release works on any applicable iPhone / iPod touch whether or not its UDID has been sent to the dev center. Now that the previous restraint has been lifted, the only requirement now is a copy of iTunes 9.2 — currently for Macs only and still blocked by the developer gate, but once you manage to obtain the appropriate files, the only thing in your path is time itself. Sure enough, we just got through installing the build on an unregistered iPhone without a hitch. Details available via Gumball Tech, and please, don't forget to back up your data ahead of time.

In less rule-abiding news, the not-quite-surgical hand of the jailbreak community has taken a gander at the gold. A developer known as msft.guy, whose previous credentials includes recently-released binary “which enabled blacksn0w unlock port for iPhone 3GS on iOS 4 Beta 4″ according to Redmond Pie, has updated PwnageTool for yesterday's update. As always, proceed with that one at your own risk, and if you're curious but hesitant, the ever-reliable iPhone Dev Team promise a full jailbreak / unlock suite later this month. Either way, video proof is available after the break.

Update: Just to clarify, iOS 4 now works with any iPhone / iPod touch that's already been proven compatible — the trick here is that you now don't need to register with Apple before trying.

[Thanks to everyone who sent this in]

Apple on Tuesday officially kicked off its 2010 back-to-school promotion, an annual sale where students and school faculty can buy a Mac with education pricing and get a free 8GB iPod touch, a device that now costs $199.

Shoppers can save $50 on a low-end MacBook, up to $200 on a MacBook Pro, $100 on a MacBook Air, and up to $100 on an iMac desktop when purchased with an education discount through the Apple Store. Each new Mac comes with a free 8GB iPod touch, a $199 value — less than the hardware has cost during previous promotions. The $949 education price for the low-end MacBook is also higher than in years past.

The deal applies to new Macs bought with education pricing between May 25 and Sept. 7, 2010. Users will receive an online rebate for up to $199 in compensation for the second-generation 8GB iPod touch. Customers must submit their claim online within 90 days from when the order ships to be issued a rebate for the iPod touch.

Alternatively, customers can also receive $199 off a higher-capacity iPod touch or the 160GB iPod classic, $179 off a 16GB iPod nano, $149 off the 8GB iPod nano, a $99 discount for the stainless steel 4GB iPod shuffle, and $79 off the regular 4GB iPod shuffle.

Shoppers can buy through an Apple online store for education, retail store, authorized campus store, or call 1-800-MY-APPLE. Education discounts are available to faculty and staff of K-12 schools, as well as college students, professors, faculty and staff.

“Take a free 8GB iPod touch to school,” Apple's promotional page reads. “Along with tons of other great features, iPod touch has built-in Wi-Fi for downloading thousands of games, movies, songs, apps, and amazing, free educational content from iTunes U.”

Apple kicked off its back to school promo in late May in 2009, giving away an 8GB iPod touch that then cost $229. In 2008, the sale began in early June, when the 8GB iPod touch cost $299. As is the case this year, customers could also receive a rebate toward the purchase of other iPod models as well.

  • Sculptor Adam Reeder won the first place prize in The San Francisco Academy of Art University's Annual Spring Show for this bronze sculpture depicting a music-loving Pan with an iPod. Pan was Part of a series that also featured gods like Atlas and Zeus with an iPod or an iPhone. Reeder's motivation was to remind the viewer what was being consumed in popular culture: “This work is not about consumerism, or commercialism. Rather it is about how technology changes the way in which Western culture interacts with its world,” Reeder wrote of the designs.
  • This portrait of Apple boss Steve Jobs is made up entirely of text, and more specifically fonts that Apple uses within its products and in its branding (such as Motter Tektura, Apple Garamond, Myriad, Univers, Gill Sans, and Volkswagen AG Rounded) while the actual words are taken from Apple's popular “Think Different” advertising campaign (“Here's to the crazy ones… etc”) of the late 90s. The artist who created the work, Dylan Roscover, describes it as a “typeface-driven design” and offers a larger version on his site so you can see the detail, even down to the glints in Jobs' eyes.
  • Indiana-based Gautam Rao — self-styled “Playful Painter” — has used the Mac and iPods as subjects for many oil paintings. His works range from recreations of Apple icons (as per the main image at the top of the page), the still-life of an iPod shown directly above, and even a self portrait where Rao can be seen in the webcam window on a Mac screen — an interesting, modern take on the format.
  • Kosuke Tsumura, the Japanese artist and fashion designer behind the Final Home label, used iPods, as well as mice, keyboards and lots and lots of cables in a Tokyo exhibition entitled MODE less CODE . In addition to an eco message (the materials used were all destined to be industrial waste), Tsumura has used traditional craft techniques to weave the modern items together, juxtaposing old and new.
  • Digital artist Artie Vierkant took elements found in the Mac operating system's user interface, like the “OK” button and program windows. Vierkant made enormous prints replicating the icons over and over again, challenging the conception of what art takes as its subject matter. The image above is a detail from the 65-inch-high original displayed at the Los Angeles Center for Digital Art under the title “Framing Exercise.”
  • Rather than be inspired by Apple products, British artist David Hockney uses them to create art. In interviews with the London Evening Standard in recent years, Hockney praised first the iPhone (“BlackBerries are for secretaries and clerical workers while the iPhone is used by artistic people”) even going so far as to place his on a mini wooden easel (as per the Evening Standard photo above). He then became a fan of the iPad (“What makes the iPad better than the iPhone is its larger size.”). A recent Hockney exhibition entitled “Drawing in a Printing Machine” consisted of artworks created with pixels, rather than paint, showing the 70-odd-year-old artist is not afraid of getting hands-on with modern tech.

 

 

Sprüche zum Nachdenken

June 3rd, 2010 by hyperquerido

Eine kleine Weisheiten Sammlung Weisheiten zum Nachdenken

Lange Rede, kurzer Sinn.

Wir geben den Kühen Futter,
dafür geben sie uns Milch und Butter.

Ein Esel, der Bücher trägt,
ist noch lange kein Doktor.

Was wäre Nike ohne Air,
was wär der Gummi ohne Bär,
was wär der Bleistift ohne Mine,
was wär der Zug nur ohne Schiene,
was wäre Becker ohne Stich,
was wäre ich nur ohne dich!
Danke das es dich gibt!

Unter den Blinden ist der Einäugige König.

Der Tag beginnt so,
wie Du ihn dir macht und endet so,
wie und wann Du es willst.

Um das Wunderbare zu erlangen,
muss man das Unvorstellbare denken.

Wenn die Nacht am tiefsten,
ist der Tag am nächsten.

Alle sagten immer das geht nicht,
dann kamm einer der wußte das nicht
und der hat das einfach gemacht.


iPhone Rewies again

May 25th, 2010 by hyperquerido

The early success of the iPad has brought smiles to the faces of not just Apple investors, but also commercial content providers. In the first two weeks of release, ABC saw its iPad app downloaded more than 200,000 times and streamed more than 650,000 TV episodes on it.

Other networks, like CBS, are also embracing the iPad by offering support for HTML5 video for certain programs. I had the opportunity to speak to Anthony Soohoo, senior VP and general manager of CBS Interactive, about CBS’s plans for the iPad, HTML5 and the future of web video.

While the iPad and big commercial content distributors are often discussed in the context of publishers, broadcasters are equally excited about the opportunities that the device and others like it. Mr. Soohoo told me that CBS sees the iPad as potentially opening a door to a new device category that can change how users consume media and entertainment.

CBS Loves the iPad

Mr. Soohoo said that CBS is really excited about the iPad because it is a personal, interactive and ultimately mobile device that the company believes can help it better connect with viewers. It goes hand-in-hand with CBS’s “TV Everywhere” strategy that aims to make content accessible to viewers from wherever they are.

This is why CBS thinks the iPad is different from other devices that have come before it:

  • It’s instant on – You don’t have to wait for the computer to boot up, you don’t have to mess with a different set-top box, you can just grab the iPad, press the home screen button and go. This makes it a better option for watching television, getting additional information about a show or actor or communicating with others about a show.
  • It’s mobile – Comparing the iPad to the transistor radio, Mr. Soohoo noted that the iPad is a television that can be carried from place to place in a way that other devices with its level of viewing experience just cannot.
  • It’s interactive and personal – CBS sees lots of opportunities for its advertising partners in conjunction with the iPad. The interactive, contextual and personal experience of the product means that advertising can go beyond just commercials and be more targeted, more compelling to viewers and ultimately more successful for advertisers.

Another aspect of the iPad that stands out for CBS is that the user base is already at one million. That’s important for a content company as large as CBS because while there are other interactive TV initiatives — like Roku, Boxee and others — those products haven’t achieved the reach that the iPad has.

That isn’t to say that CBS won’t be looking at these sorts of technologies and products in the future, but a reason that the company is so excited about the iPad is because it has already struck a chord with consumers.

CBS on the iPad Now and in the Future

Right now, CBS.com has only limited iPad support. A few shows like Survivor have been converted to HTML5 and can be played on the iPad, but most of its catalog is still Flash-only.

Mr. Soohoo told me that CBS’s take on the whole Adobe-Apple dispute is that it wants to evaluate both platforms fully before choosing one over the other. To that end, CBS wants to support both formats to better serve its viewers.

CBS is currently working on converting the rest of its catalog to HTML5 and plans to have its HTML5 offerings at parity with its Flash offerings by the start of the fall TV season.

Additionally, Mr. Soohoo told me that CBS plans to release an iPad app but that it first wants to make sure that the amount of content available is roughly equivalent to the amount available on the desktop version of the site. Other CBS Interactive properties like TV.com are also expected to become a more integrated part of the iPad experience.

Live Content?

While more and more commercial content providers are offering up their content to users on the web, live content is still on the periphery, usually relegated to special events or to sports. I asked Mr. Soohoo about CBS’s plans to bring live content to the iPad and he explained that while CBS is evaluating its options, it doesn’t have any plans to bring live broadcasts en masse to the web or the iPad.

That said, Mr. Soohoo did point out that CBS has had a lot of success in connecting with users via the website in tandem with what is airing on TV. The live viewer vote for the song Bon Jovi played at the Grammy Awards this past March was one example. Another was a special live feed of a performance Paul McCartney played for David Letterman; the website carried live access to an extended set that it couldn’t broadcast on the regular show due to time restrictions.

CBS already sees a large number of its audience members interacting online while watching live broadcast television and it expects iPad owners to embrace that activity even more. So we can’t expect live live feeds yet, but we can expect interaction during real-time broadcasts.

Prepare for Fall

Throughout the summer, more content will be available on the iPad, but the big push will come in time for the fall season.

We expect that CBS won’t be alone in its active embrace of the iPad and HTML5 video; we’re sure that other networks like ABC, Fox and NBC will be either announcing or expanding their strategies in this arena as well.

Broadcasters have traditionally been slow to embrace new technologies — consider that Hulu didn’t appear until October of 2007 — but in this next generation of online content, fueled by mobile platforms and devices like the iPad, content publishers are hitting the road running.

What do you think about CBS’s plans for the iPad and HTML5? Let us know.


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    “Checks indicate that US iPad sales remain strong post-launch, driven by rising consumer visibility to iPad’s user experience, sustained PR/word-of-mouth marketing, 3G iPad launch, and broadening iPad apps/content,” Abramsky wrote in a note to clients this morning. “We believe Apple is now selling >200k iPads/week, greater than US Macs (est. 110k Macs/week) and just below US iPhone 3GS first quart (246k/week).”

    iPad hasn’t even launched internationally yet

    Even more amazing is that the iPad doesn’t get released internationally until May 28th – about 7 days from now. The international community has been “very impatiently” waiting for Apple to fix their supply side issues with the iPad so they can get their hands on the new iPad and iPad 3G.

    Although at this point, I can’t image the international community not wanting to go right to an iPad 3G versus the first generation iPad that is only Internet accessible via WiFi hotspots.

    So what can we expect to Apple’s sales figures once the iPad and iPad 3G are launched internationally?

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    Diesel Jeanskleidung

    May 20th, 2010 by hyperquerido

    Diesel Bekleidung, insbesondere die Diesel Jeans
    , finde ich persönlich optisch sehr chick und bequem zu tragen.
    Bei einer Diesel Jeanshose merkt man sofort, das sie mit liebe zum
    Detail designed ist, was die Diesel Jeans zu etwas besonders tollen werden lässt.
    Es ist auch anzumerken, das die Diesel Jeans wirklich in Italien hergstellt werden und nicht irgendwo deswegen Menschen ausgenutzt werden.
    Dies rechtfertigt auch den hohen Preis
    für eine Diesel Jeanshose, es ist eben keine von der Stange.