Sentences with phrase «web offers enough»

The World Wide Web offers enough and more resources to equip the average buyer with information to acquire a good pair of wheels.

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Not enough attention is paid to what you actually get for those offers, the Web pros claim.

Looking at their web site, SAT prep classes are offered to juniors in Zero period and are popular enough to require a lottery.

The Astronomy Café, the Web site for the Astronomically Disadvantaged, offers some fun and accessible articles on astronomy's hot topics, black holes, space movies, and even space sounds, along with an «Ask the Space Scientist» section if you can't get enough of it.

The 3G pipe doesn't offer those devices the fastest connection to the Web — streaming eight simultaneous YouTube videos seems out of the question — but it's certainly good enough to allow backseat passengers to tweet, check Facebook, and check e-mail to their hearts» content.

I believe that the tablet experience is much larger than what the Kindle Fire has to offer, so I would say that «no», it's not «good enough» — not even for basic stuff like email and web browsing.

Your pool of potential readers is limited if you're still conducting exclusively traditional book promotion campaigns and ignoring social networking; producing articles, podcasts, and book trailers; syndicating your blog; using your Web site to create an online community; distributing newsletters electronically to those on your mailing list; publishing eBooks to offer free peeks at your book's content or to gain readers who might potentially get interested enough in your topic to buy your book (or, perhaps, to hire you); and so forth.

In honor of Read an eBook week, author Heather Wardell is offering her novel Life, Love, and a Polar Bear Tattoo free this week on a variety of forums / eBook sellers; interestingly enough, it is available in the Amazon store for $ 12.95 but you can get it free from the Smashwords site if you click here or type in http://tinyurl.com/4ajwue7 into your computer's web browser.

The first is that the Honeycomb offers a full browsing experience while the iPad 2 will give you everything except Abode Flash which is a bit of a bummer because it's still an important enough web tool to miss.

Inside, the dual core ARM Cortex A9 processor has a base clock speed of 1.6 GHZ, paired with 1 GB of RAM and preloaded with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean as the operating system, the games console offer more than enough power and graphics performance to run smooth multimedia applications, web browsing, streaming video and playing Android and 3D games.

What you need: A streamlined one - year course in web design, offered by some colleges, is enough to launch your career.

To ensure there are enough programs for interested buyers, Jobs also offered Safari's underlying Web technologies to outside software developers so they could write programs for Apple products, including the iPhone, which Simon F covets so much.

As if you didn't love our Web - based driver education class enough already, now we are offering students in Los Angeles County a special online discount of $ 5 when they use discount promo code «drive555»!

This Sprint handset breaks new ground by offering a second fold - out screen that gives the device a whopping 960 x 800 pixels of real estate, enough to view more of your favorite web pages, use two different apps at the same time, or run specially optimized programs that put different content on each panel.

CPN Online, the Web site for Commercial Property News magazine, offers residential specialists an accessible introduction to the commercial field, while providing enough in - depth features to appeal to commercial diehards.

The Web site for Commercial Property News magazine offers residential specialists an accessible introduction to the commercial field, while providing enough in - depth features to appeal to commercial diehards.

Terry Murphy's E-listing and E-selling Secrets for the Technologically Clueless ($ 24.95, Real Estate Education Company) offers solace to technophobe real estate pros who want to jump on the Web bandwagon but aren't familiar enough with the technology to know hotlinks from Hotmail.