i would be very surprised if it (or a similar product) cost less than £58 ($100) in the uk, since relatively basic keyboards come close to that price at the moment! i would be happy(ish) to pay up to £200, which would be 350 of your american dollars.
i have 38 keyrings totaling 3 feet 8 inches long. ive been casually collecting them for years (not specifically looking for them, but buying them when i see one)
or do apple think the US has taken over the world?
4. Eligibility. In order to be eligible, entrants must be 13 years of age or older, and a legal resident of one of the 50 United States, including Washington, D.C., Austria, Belgium, Canada (excluding the Province of Quebec), Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland or the United Kingdom.
i dont think ive ever called a tissue a kleenex, and i've definitely never called a photocopier a 'xerox machine' or a bandage a 'band-aid'
i think its an american thing
i use opera all the time, i love the way i can do everything in it (including email and newsfeeds), and it is definitely faster than other browsers, but occasionally it struggles with javascript, and it's annoying when webpages claim that they dont support it (when they probably do). For that reason, i quite often find myself using firefox, which is also quite good, and seems to be more compatable than opera to me...
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The UK keyboard layout actually has different shaped keys to the US one. I want a morphing keyboard!!
i would be very surprised if it (or a similar product) cost less than £58 ($100) in the uk, since relatively basic keyboards come close to that price at the moment! i would be happy(ish) to pay up to £200, which would be 350 of your american dollars.
i was wondering aobut that too, does a free entry by email count as a downloaded song? how could the 500millionth song downloaded be an email?!
i have 38 keyrings totaling 3 feet 8 inches long. ive been casually collecting them for years (not specifically looking for them, but buying them when i see one)
it's the only 9 year old game i still play!
my freeview digital TV box crashes occasionally - its not just microsoft products that cause things to crash
i dont think ive ever called a tissue a kleenex, and i've definitely never called a photocopier a 'xerox machine' or a bandage a 'band-aid' i think its an american thing
i use opera all the time, i love the way i can do everything in it (including email and newsfeeds), and it is definitely faster than other browsers, but occasionally it struggles with javascript, and it's annoying when webpages claim that they dont support it (when they probably do). For that reason, i quite often find myself using firefox, which is also quite good, and seems to be more compatable than opera to me...