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121Time.com - Configure your personalized Swiss watch with OpenLaszlo
121Time.com is one of those OpenLaszlo applications, which really surprise us. It’s a Swiss online watch shop with a fancy personalized watch configuration tool. All components are branded, integrating well with the corporate identity of 121time.com. You don’t only find the normal product categories, watches can be selected by collection, style, theme and from scratch. Well, building a watch from scratch is what you really should try.
121Time.com supports switching the application language at runtime, offering English, French and German. The complete process of selecting or configuring a watch, check out and payment is handled from out of the OpenLaszlo application. You can save your design in a watch safe, and there’s a lot more to discover, just try for yourself.
The really surprising thing is that 121Time.com built this OpenLaszlo application without telling us about it. The way I discovered the application was a simple Google search for the file ending .lzx.swf. Please, if you use OpenLaszlo for your rich Internet application, intranet application, application running on mobile or embedded devices (iPhone, TV set-top-box, etc.) get back to us and tell us about the application! There’s a good chance that the application will be added to the OpenLaszlo Live Applications showcase on the LaszloSystems.com site.
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Swiss consumers facing tax on digital audio players
Filed under: Portable Audio
It looks like
Switzerland is going down a road other
countries have traveled before, with a Federal Court now confirming a tax on
digital audio players and other devices that had originally been slated to go
into effect in March of 2006. That date ended up being pushed back after
complaints from various groups, some of whom deemed the tax to be too high while
others thought it was too low, according to SwissInfo. The court apparently
found the tax to be just right though, and it's now set to go into effect next
month, tacking anywhere from $25 to $75 onto the price of various audio devices,
including flash and hard drive-based digital music players, as well as other
hard drive-based audio/video recorders. Seems like our gadget-happy Swiss
friends just can't
catch a break these days.[Thanks, Jonathan D]
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Swiss consumers facing tax on digital audio players
Filed under: Portable Audio
It looks like
Switzerland is going down a road other
countries have traveled before, with a Federal Court now confirming a tax on
digital audio players and other devices that had originally been slated to go
into effect in March of 2006. That date ended up being pushed back after
complaints from various groups, some of whom deemed the tax to be too high while
others thought it was too low, according to SwissInfo. The court apparently
found the tax to be just right though, and it's now set to go into effect next
month, tacking anywhere from $25 to $75 onto the price of various audio devices,
including flash and hard drive-based digital music players, as well as other
hard drive-based audio/video recorders. Seems like our gadget-happy Swiss
friends just can't
catch a break these days.[Thanks, Jonathan D]
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