This week we did get our hands onto that shelf full of new product that was waiting patiently for its grand appearance here on the front page. Well, the product there wasn't that abandoned and lonely, technically - there's a bunch of stuff there to entertain itself. Like cables can hang out with other cables, […]
Christmas? What do you mean it's Christm...
Dave Hrynkiw
December 13, 2005
Yeeks! Jeez, it's snuck up on me too...
If you want to get your favourite solder-geek a new project for Christmas, keep in mind that our deadline for shipping is approaching.
For US orders, your option is Purolator/DHL Courier (2 business days, so Wednesday the 21st by 2:00pm MST at the latest!).
Domestic (Canadian) orders get an extra day or so leeway. For Western Canada your options are Xpresspost (2-3 business days - Dec.20) and Purolator (1-2 business days - Dec.21 before 2:00pm MST).
Eastern Canada option is Purolator (1-2 business days - Dec.21 before 2:00pm MST).
Atlantic Canadas option is Purolator (1-2 business days - Dec.21 before 2:00pm MST).
International orders even have less time, so check your list and get your shopping done!
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Project Monday: LogoTurtleBot
Question: What ever happened to punch cards? Nobody really knows, but the world became a much much darker place without them. There was something undeniably magical about making a computer do your bidding through feeding it a piece of paper with a bunch of holes in it ("THE ULTIMATE POWER IS MINE! I CAN NOW […]
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