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Feeling inspired ?
ltomuta | 12 April, 2008 23:15
As Ugur was making the point recently you do not need [always] the latest hottest technology or the biggest ever budget to add the wow effect to your application. Some times all you need is 50$ ... and a lot of brain.
Here's another proof of that idea:
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