Thanks to Andy Peatling for creating a price comparison between three of the countries that the iPhone 3G will be first releasing in:
Unlimited data isn’t one of them…
Prices start at $60/month, and don’t include the basics like Caller ID and extra text messages above the standard 75. Two features, when bundled with early evenings cost an additional $20/month.
You hear that sound Rogers?
Thats the sound of hundreads of prospective iPhone owners banks breaking, not that you care, as a corporation you probably can’t wait for the day the bill is due.
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This is basically a memo post, just so two years down the road when Flickr decides to do an “update” I don’t have to figure out my custom layout again.
So in other words, just move along.
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Well Monica had her Grade 8 Graduation this past Wednesday, and it was a pretty fun experience. The event was held at the same location as mine was oh so long ago, so that was a little interesting. And I also knew the DJs which was completely unexpected.
Of course I switched into “Paparazzi Mode” and took lots of pictures which should be up on Flickr shortly.
Hey look, I just linked my Blog and Flickr…and also sent a test post to make sure everything works.
One little problem, the fact that Flickr was able to log in using the supplied credentials is good enough a “test” for me. When I clicked test post, I imaginged I would get a test of, you know AN IMAGE and how it looks.
Guess not eh.
This is a test post from 
, a fancy photo sharing thing.
I believe I’m a little behind the times when it comes to this particular product, but nevertheless I felt I had to post something about it.
The Denon AK-DL1 is a 1.5 metre network cable, designed for the “audio enthusiast”. Thus it is expected to have the “Monster Cable-esque” description:
“Made from high purity copper wire and high performance connection parts, the AK-DL1 will bring out all the nuances in digital audio reproduction from any of our Denon DVD players with the Denon Link feature. Attention to detail when building this cable was used by employing high quality insulation, tin-bearing alloy shielding and woven jacketing to reduce vibration and to add durability. Additionally, signal directional markings are provided for optimum signal transfer. Rounded plug levers help prevent breakage.”
But what really stands this particular cable out is the price, a whopping $499.00 for a 1.5 metre cable. There is something seriously wrong with the industry if they think they can get away with marketing these types of “premium” cables.
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