I noticed that Ghana came up and I wanted to make a few comments since I
am based there.
On 3/14/05, Edward Cherlin wrote:
On Tuesday, 8 March 2005, Don Slater wrote:
If Windows XP were sold at the price it usually commands in pirate
markets, it would be perfectly OK.
Not really. There
It's hard to predict or foresee technology. Mainly, it becomes an
exercise in wishful thinking. So here are my wishes ...
On Mon, 2003-11-17 at 20:28, Global Knowledge Dev. Moderator wrote:
1. What new high impact technologies are on the 3-year horizon? Who
(exactly) needs to do what
On Wed, 2003-11-05 at 17:14, Robert Miller wrote:
And, what if all the content on this server were remotely refreshed
nightly via satellite broadcast with any updates so that those content
resources were always current as of 2:00 AM that day and were available
to students, faculty, and
On Mon, 2003-11-03 at 17:26, Ahmed Isah wrote:
In my opinion, Cornelio Hopmann got it all wrong. The issue is not to do
with selling a useless product that has no demand. Rather, it has to do
with whether the target market is really aware of the benefits of the
product to them. This then
the cost of shipping the
used PCs.
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