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Showing posts with label grey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grey. Show all posts

Saturday, September 12, 2015

Iphone 6S, Iphone 6S plus link ~~

iPhone 6s – 16GB 版本
iPhone 6s – 64GB 版本
iPhone 6s – 128GB 版本

Friday, October 4, 2013

Iphone 5S updated price

2013-10-4 (星期五)
iPhone5s 金色
16 GB: ~$7600
32 GB: ~$9200
64 GB: ~$10200
iPhone5s 銀色
16 GB: ~$6200
32 GB: ~$6700
64 GB: ~$7200
iPhone5s 灰色
16 GB: ~$6100
32 GB: ~$6400
64 GB: ~$6800

Sunday, September 29, 2013

Iphone 5S 回收價 update

2013-9-29 (星期日)

iPhone5s 金色
16 GB: ~$9100
32 GB: ~$9600
64 GB: ~$10500

iPhone5s 銀色
16 GB: ~$6800
32 GB: ~$6850
64 GB: ~$7300

iPhone5s 灰色
16 GB: ~$6500
32 GB: ~$6700
64 GB: ~$7200

Friday, September 27, 2013

iphone 5S 回收價

2013-9-25 (星期三)

iPhone5s 金色
16 GB: ~$8500
32 GB: ~$9400
64 GB: ~$11500

iPhone5s 銀色
16 GB: ~$6800
32 GB: ~$7100
64 GB: ~$7500

iPhone5s 灰色
16 GB: ~$6150
32 GB: ~$6600
64 GB: ~$7350


KEEP UPDATE

Thursday, September 26, 2013

iphone 5s 回收價

2013-9-25 (星期三)
@先達, 旺角

iPhone5s 金色
16 GB: ~$8500
32 GB: ~$9400
64 GB: ~$11500

iPhone5s 銀色
16 GB: ~$6800
32 GB: ~$7100
64 GB: ~$7500

iPhone5s 灰色
16 GB: ~$6150
32 GB: ~$6600
64 GB: ~$7350



Tuesday, December 1, 2009

BBC News - Genes rather than stress 'makes women's hair go grey'



Genes rather than stress 'makes women's hair go grey'


A woman's genes are much more likely than lifestyle factors such as stress or diet to cause greying hair, a study suggests.

Unilever scientists studied more than 200 identical and non-identical Danish twin sisters aged between 59 and 81.

The scientists found little difference between the greyness of the identical twins - who share the same genes.

But there was more difference between non-identical twins, whose genes differ, the study found.

The study, published in the journal PLoS One, also suggests receding hair is linked to mainly genetic factors.

But it indicates hair-thinning on the top of the head is connected to environmental and lifestyle factors.


On the issue of greying hair, lead researcher Dr David Gunn said although many theories had been put forward to explain different rates of greying, there was little hard scientific evidence to back them up.


He said: "This study offers us a fascinating insight into the reason why women go grey and it certainly suggests that environmental factors are not as important as we once thought.

"The research indicates that irrespective of how stressful a woman's life is, there are greater forces at play which are more likely to cause her hair to grey."

Nina Goad, of the British Association of Dermatologists, said previous work had also found few identifiable environmental factors among people who went grey much earlier than their relatives.

"This means that for the majority of people, greying hair is not down to something you have done, but to genetic factors beyond your control, and that generally your lifestyle will not greatly impact on when your hair loses its colour," she said.

"There are of course exceptions to this rule."

Dr David Fisher, of the Dana Faber Cancer Institute, who had has conducted research into greying, agreed that genetics probably played a key role in controlling when hair turned grey.

However, he said there was also some evidence to suggest exposure to certain types of chemical could also promote greying.