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wsueb — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 05:19:35 +0200

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Galvanised Pipe

Hello,

Could you please quote on the following -

Galvanised Pipe -

48.3mm Outside Diameter x 6500mm length

Extra Light- 2.3mm wall thickness

Light- 2.9mm wall thickness

Medium- 3.2mm wall thickness

Heavy- 4.0mm wall thickness

FIS Fremantle, western Australia.

Regards,

John Novatscou

Planet Steel

http://chinatopsupplier.com/d-p14737261-Seamless_Stainless_Steel_Tube/

BSL-3 carbide blanks

I would like to request a quote on carbide BSL-3 and BSE- 5 blanks.

QTY. of each is 1000 per month.

http://hardware-tools-china.com/d-p11612914-Carbide_Rotary_Bur_Blank_BSL_3_/3

Shoe making adhesive inquiry.

Dear Sirs,

To introduce ourselves, we are importers of Textiles and second hand clothings and wish to import adhesives from you. If you don't ha

We ask you to send us your quotations stating the,prices, packings etc.We will want to build a long time business relationship with your firm base on your competitive price and mutual co-operation.We will meet you there for the payment and shipment inspection.The Chairman will be in China by September.

We have our office here in Lome - Togo and also in Nigeria where the demand is very high by our customers .So this adhesive will be shipped to Nigeria. Our company in Nigeria is Jabkann Agency international Ltd.

Thanks for full co-opertion as we wait for your favourable response.

http://chinatopsupplier.com/d-p12888199-Contact_Adhesive_A_004/ 4

Inquiry

Hello,

I'm looking for 2 units Launch X431 pro kit.

I want to know if you can ship to Singapore.

About the payment, I hope you can charge mastercard or visa.

Awaiting your reply & informations.

Thanks,

Adrian Vitto

http://1topsupplier.com/d-p10852470-LAUNCH_X431_Europe_Full/ 5

price request for PVC Layflat hose

Dear Sir,

We import from your country about 350.000 meter PVC layflat hose Blue 8 Bar WP

If you dont have 8 Bar WP quote us for 6 Bar WP

http://hardware-tools-china.com/d-p11055146-pvd_garden_hose/

header bags

Interested in header bag 80mm wide x 120mm deep + 30mm header.Need to beable to print purple colour on front, and on the back have a white background with purple writing.Grateful if you could advise avaialbility and priceshttp://packaging-paper.com/d-p3228113-Header_Bag/ 7

Halal Beef Meat

Dear Sir

we are largest meat processing unit in pakistan and producing Beef & chicken sausages and Cold Cuts so we want to import the halal beef meat from china & Thailand so we need the inquiry regarding the subject. so please provise us the rates & quality packing and transportation details

thanks

danish anis

http://chinatopsupplier.com/d-p4493412-meat_flavour_powder/ 8

Qingdao East Fortune Industry & Trading Co., Ltd. -> Copy Paper

dear sir ,

i need this specification which is mention below and the price including shipment :

>Grading: A

> Gramage:80gsm

> Sheet Size:210mm x 297mm, International Size A4

> Quality: Imported 100% Virgin Wood Pulp

> Whiteness:102-104%

>brghtness : 98%

>thickness : ,098

>Colour: Natural White

>sharp edge

>Anti- curel quality

>sharp cutting edges prolongs performance of coping machine

>bright apperance gives hight print contrast to the printing

> Capability: High Speed Copying>100ppm, Laser

> Capable,Inkjet Capable, Fax Capable, Low opacity,

> Highsmoothness, Extreme low jam rate 1/3500, High

> whiteness, Easy to use, Low dust.

>500 sheets in each ream > 5 ream > one box

http://chinatopsupplier.com/d-p12802917-Copy_Paper/ 9

Inquiry for macaroni production line

Dear Sir/Madam

I am purchase manager of an importing company. At present we are interested in macaroni, spaghetti production line with packiging, capacity 200kg and more. If you can help me, please send some photos and detailed information about the product and also please, quote your best price on the basis of FOB/CIF Poti. Waiting for your soon reply.

Best regards

Tatevik

http://chinatopsupplier.com/d-p2973210-Macaroni_Production_Line/ 10

Johnson Tools Mfg. Co.,Ltd -> Diamond segment used for circular saw blade

DEAR SIR

WE interest ABOUT DMo HSS SAW BLADE FOR TUBE MILL

OUR requirements ARE :

SAW BLADE Di630 HOLE dI 50 100 Pcs

PLS SEND US YOUR OFFER AS SOON AS possible

BEST REGARDS

AHMED ELGULTA

http://hardware-tools-china.com/d-p12764956-Diamond_segment_used_for_circular_saw_blade/

Microsoft Sees UptickMicrosoft Sees Upti...

wsueb — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 09:35:34 +0200

Microsoft Sees UptickMicrosoft Sees Uptick in Use of 64-bit Windows Vista in Use"64-bit has some definite benefits, but it's about what kind of workloads you are pushing through your PC（from: http://www.office-products-suppliers.com/buy-pc/）," he said. However, analysts warn the uptick may have less to do with customers' interest in a 64-bit OS and more to do with the fact that so few people have, until now, used a 64-bit client version of Windows. A post by a member of the Vista team, Chris Flores, on the Windows Vista Team Blog claims that the installed base of 64-bit Windows Vista PCs as a percentage of all Vista systems has more than tripled in the U.S. in the past three months. He also wrote that worldwide adoption has more than doubled in the same time frame. "Put more simply, usage of 64-bit Windows Vista is growing much more rapidly than 32-bit," Flores wrote, speeding up from the previously "glacial" movement toward the platform, driven mostly by "technology enthusiasts." "Based on current trends, this growth will accelerate as the retail channel shifts to supplying a rapidly increasing assortment of 64-bit desktops and laptops(from: http://www.office-products-suppliers.com/buy-laptops/)," he wrote. But don't be fooled by the numbers and think there is rampant interest among PC customers in 64-bit Vista, warned one analyst, who said that prior to Vista, use of 64-bit versions of the Windows client OS was virtually nil. "If you start from almost zero it's easy to triple," said IDC analyst Al Gillen. He said that true adoption of 64-bit Vista -- or any Windows client OS for that matter -- is still a couple of years out. "Two things have to happen: people have to begin deploying Vista in a broad way, and have to believe that all of their applications are fully compatible with a 64-bit environment," Gillen said. As for the latter, the inclusion of more peripheral drivers that are compatible with a 64-bit OS in Windows Vista Service Pack 1, released in April, may be responsible for the recent increase in 64-bit Vista users, said Mike Cherry, an analyst with Directions on Microsoft (from: http://www.office-products-suppliers.com/buy-Microsoft/).This adoption may continue to grow as PC makers are more comfortable putting a 64-bit version of Vista on PCs and selling them to customers now that they know third-party devices will be compatible with the OS, he added. But he still doesn't see people necessarily being "thrilled" by the idea of using 64-bit Vista. "It's nice to see [64-bit use] tracking this way," Cherry said, then joked, "but I'm not going home to the wife and saying it's finally the time -- I have to go out and buy a 64-bit Windows [PC]. I just don't think people are excited by this kind of thing the way they used to be." He also noted that because 64-bit Windows has not had widespread adoption, "low expectations" for its use could also explain why a tripling in numbers is a big deal to Microsoft. Flores cited better overall performance and better responsiveness when many applications are running at once as the benefit of 64-bit PCs running 64-bit editions of Vista, which typically have 4 gigabytes (GB) of memory or more. In contrast, 32-bit systems top out at about 3GB of memory(from: http://www.office-products-suppliers.com/buy-memory/), which limits their performance, he said. However, while a 64-bit OS means better PC performance, it wouldn't really be noticeable to the "average office worker" who only uses a PC for e-mail, the Internet and worker productivity applications, IDC's Gillen said. People are beginning to use 64-bit Windows Vista on PCs in favor of the 32-bit version of the OS faster than they have previously, Microsoft said this week.

Adobe: Flash Gaining Traction in the Ent...

wsueb — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 07:30:14 +0200

Adobe: Flash Gaining Traction in the Enterprise

While most people know Flash (from: http://www.china-computer-accessories.com/manufacturer-Flash/)as primarily a multimedia delivery and development technology for Web sites, it is catching on as a front-end user-interface (UI) technology for business applications, an Adobe manager said Wednesday.

With Microsoft pushing its Silverlight technology as an alternative to Flash on the Web, Adobe has been promoting the use of Flash and its development framework, Flex, as well as the Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) -- a companion technology that brings Web-based Flash applications to the desktop -- for use among businesses.

This deployment of a technology whose primary domain has been mostly consumer-facing Web applications is encroaching on the territory long owned by Microsoft and other enterprise software and development-tool vendors.

Adobe's(from: http://www.china-computer-accessories.com/buy-Adobe/) Flash has been making progress against legacy desktop applications -- such as those built in C++ -- although that progress hasn't been widely publicized, said Adrian Ludwig, a group manager at Adobe Systems.

"One of the problems with Flash is people only think of it as being used to do public Web sites," he said in an interview in New York Wednesday. "It's a misconception. A significant percentage of [Flash] applications people are making now are enterprise applications behind the corporate firewall."

He cited as an example an application that Siemens and development partner Thrasys created for Siemen's health information system. The companies created a front-end, Web-based interface using Flash and Flex to unite several back-end applications and streamline how employees use information from different systems.

"Rather than pulling out the back end and starting from scratch, they just replaced the UI," Ludwig said.

Adobe also is using Flex and AIR internally in similar scenarios to unite back-end systems through a front-end interface, said Melissa Webster, program vice president for research firm IDC.

In a recent meeting with Adobe, she said the company showed how it is "eating its own dog food" and using AIR -- which can help bring Flash-based Web applications to the desktop -- as the UI (from: http://www.china-computer-accessories.com/buy-ui/ )for its own internal applications. The company opted to use AIR for these interfaces instead of Flash so employees can run the applications locally when they are not connected to the Internet, Webster said.

But even if Flash and Flex are getting some attention from businesses, it doesn't mean Microsoft and other vendors that provide software for building business applications should be worried about Adobe taking too much of their business yet.

Al Hilwa, an IDC program director, said that before Flex and its related integrated development environment, Flex Builder, came on the market a couple of years ago, there were "no good development tools to develop Flash applications in a decent environment," he said. So it's natural there would be an uptick in Flash-based business applications now that Flex is available, Hilwa said.

Moreover, rich Internet applications (RIAs) are often still too expensive to produce for an enterprise to justify building them, so technologies for developing them are being used sparingly, Hilwa said. "I'm not seeing [RIAs] on fire" in the enterprise, he said.

Still, Hilwa said that in the future there will be more RIAs based on Flash and similar technologies as employees become accustomed to their use on external Web sites and start demanding better UI experiences internally. "In the long run, enterprises are going to have to spruce up their internal Web sites(from: http://www.china-computer-accessories.com/buy-Web_sites/),"; he said.

Dell sets foot in multi-touch

wsueb — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 07:20:52 +0200

Dell sets foot in multi-touch

Dell (from: http://www.china-computer-accessories.com/buy-dell/)has publicized it's incorporating touch-screen functionality - in the form of an easy-to-install firmware upgrade - on it's Latitude XT tablets.

Tablets or convertible PCs are notebooks with a rotating screen that can be used as a flat writing surface. With the free software, users can scroll by placing two fingers on the screen and moving them horizontally or vertically, zoom in by touching the screen with two fingers and moving them together or program a double-tap to launch a web browser or to turn the screen of to save power.

On other notebooks these capabilities won't be available until Windows 7 is released, which promises multi-touch "built throughout the OS".

Dell has also introduced a 128 GB SSD (solid state drive) GB drive for all Precision and Latitude systems and for XPS (from:http://www.china-computer-accessories.com/buy-XPS/)and Alienware systems. The $649 price tag is the same as the previous 64 GB SSD. SSD drives have no moving parts and are eight-and-a-half times more shock tolerant than standard hard drives.

Dell next month starts to manufacture its news Mini notebook, which will run on Linux, initially. According to Ken Musgrave, director Experience Design Group, Dell may decide to release a Windows XP version at the same time, but the company hadn't decided yet. The Register saw red, white and black notebooks, each with three USB (from: http://www.china-computer-accessories.com/d-p13925679-USB/)ports, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, a car reader and a normal size keyboard. Musgrave declined to comment on the release date and pricing

Dell sets foot in multi-touch

wsueb — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 07:08:08 +0200

Dell sets foot in multi-touch

Dell（from: http://www.china-computer-accessories.com/buy-Dell/） has publicized it's incorporating touch-screen functionality - in the form of an easy-to-install firmware upgrade - on it's Latitude XT tablets.

On other notebooks these capabilities won't be available until Windows 7 is released, which promises multi-touch "built throughout the OS".

Dell has also introduced a 128 GB SSD (solid state drive) GB drive for all Precision and Latitude systems and for XPS (from: http://www.china-computer-accessories.com/buy-XPS/) and Alienware systems. The $649 price tag is the same as the previous 64 GB SSD. SSD drives have no moving parts and are eight-and-a-half times more shock tolerant than standard hard drives.

Dell next month starts to manufacture its news Mini notebook, which will run on Linux, initially. According to Ken Musgrave, director Experience Design Group, Dell may decide to release a Windows XP version at the same time, but the company hadn't decided yet. The Register saw red, white and black notebooks, each with three USB (from : http://www.china-computer-accessories.com/buy-USB/ ) ports, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, a car reader and a normal size keyboard. Musgrave declined to comment on the release date and pricing