Talk:BackwardCompatibility

Mark, I hope you don't mind, but I have a bleg for your readers....One of the thgins that I'd really like to do, but can't since I can't find an online application to make one, would be to make a county-by-county gas price cartogram (like the second picture), but one that subtracts state gas taxes from the price per gallon.I can find tools that are set up to make unique state-by-state cartograms, but not for the county-by-county maps. If anyone out there might know of such an application, please post a link!

--Katie 02:56, 21 October 2013 (CEST)

Economists got on McCain and Hillary for their gas tax holiday, yet eyelalbing the images there seems to be a relationship (in most, but not all states) between taxes and prices.Why, then, would a gas tax holiday not lower retail pump prices? I'm assuming the tax is applied at the pump; if it's applied further up the chain, then I'd fully understand. Pump prices, though, are highly competitive. If it is charged higher up, then nevermind.

--Anar 11:04, 21 October 2013 (CEST)

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--Marry 00:39, 22 October 2013 (CEST)

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--Melis 00:40, 22 October 2013 (CEST)

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--Martha 12:32, 23 October 2013 (CEST)

I purchased this Bluetooth kreboayd to use with my Motorola Xoom (Android tablet), having read on a blog that it is indeed compatible. I have been using it for the last several days, and it is perfectly compatible.The range is perfectly acceptable, even in my office environment with lots of wireless devices running (any of which could potentially interfere, but thus far haven't)Normally I find curved kreboayds tricky to adjust to (with the more traditional inline kreboayd my usual weapon of choice), however this one accommodates my sausage fingers perfectly.On the Android at least, it is often difficult to get both the kreboayd itself, and the number pad to connect at the same time but this is an Android issue, as the two co-connect on Windows without argument.The ultra-slim profile is nice, though I've concluded that the only feature this kreboayd lacks is the ability to raise the top (as in, a collapsible stand). If this isn't a problem for you, then I highly recommend this product to anyone with a need for a Bluetooth (or generally cordless) kreboayd.If you don't particularly require a Bluetooth/cordless kreboayd, I'd suggest the Logitech G15.

--Windi 12:46, 23 October 2013 (CEST)

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--Ana 13:12, 23 October 2013 (CEST)

many things in the phpipliines are cheaper than the USA prices but all electronics and electrical items like fans etc cost SO much more in most cases you could buy it in the usa and ship it there more cheaply. laptops fall into the latter category. even a cheap one with no memory and tiny hard drive you or i wouldn't even consider buying in the usa will cost you 2 to 3 times the US price for a good one. prices to ship things there can make the difference, and the customs list is often viewed as a shopping list by some unscrupulous postal corp employees en route, but if you're traveling there, definitely bring one along to save money. i priced one last year at $800 that i could buy here for $250. even a $14 20 fan from walmart costs over $60 there, but a fan from here wont work because you needs a 220v one. but most adapters for computers will now run off 220v as well as 110v so that's not a problem with them. there'll most likely be no power issue just read on the adapter and make sure it can also run on 220v. unlike Europe they use 60 cycles in the phpipliines like they USA you may also have to buy a smart buddy plug in wifi module that plugs into a usb port and have a sim card cell phone also far cheaper here to buy smart buddy loads for and transfer the time to the computer, as wifi isn't free in many places there, usually requiring you to pass a load to your computer to get on line. the good side to that IS the loads time you buy on a little smart buddy card are very cheap 300p roughly $6 And are available in most corner sari sari stores. and calling time there for smart COMMUNICATIONS is much cheaper than in the USA, but stay well clear of Globelines. they have weak unreliable signal and charge massive amounts and apparently can imprison philippine citizens for non payment of their exorbitant bills

--Open 13:37, 23 October 2013 (CEST)