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I checked the link. Well, I must say the prize of a free LG Optimus G smartphone is good - but then again, it is more a matter of chance! And users that have a lot of Facebook friends will probably get an advantage. How come some of the users have thousands of G Coins - what special did they do?

So much for the country that actually made the Statue of Liberty, and has one even in Paris.

LG is finally getting its act together in the smartphone segment - good to see that.

A bit too expensive - HTC One is. Rumor has it that S4 wll be probably launched at the 43K mark, available online at around 40K mark. That will take the wind out of One's sail. Also, LG Optimus G Pro is waiting silently in the wings to see what everyone price their phones at.

Interesting that you mention Vertu - it is really a curious experience to see how people think when they hear about Smartphones vs Smart TVs. With apologies to The Joker (*www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0AXgaFqEas) - Tell people that you offer a Smartphone that had an 8 core processor...

The more portable version of 3D Printers. Perhaps product designers will find it useful - they can create rough models on the fly, and then create finer models with 3D printers. I think there was an introductory offer for this pen - they were selling it for 75 dollars or so. Be warned though -...

This is a bit too much - I have NEVER heard of any PC or TV getting hacked via a webcam (perhaps once in Die Hard 4!) - so getting frustrated on a "probable" risk is a bit too much. Whether you want a LG SMart TV or a Samsung one - do not be swayed by these extraneous issues.

There seems to be a pi**ing contest going on in the Ultra HDTV market - since LG Ultra HDTV and Sony 4K Tv have been released at 84 inches, Samsung has launched its own ultra HD TV version at 85 inches! Now they can (legitimately) claim that "Samsung Ultra HDTV has the largest screen"! Sony has...

AFAIK - WRBG OLED panels are an LG proprietary technology - am I right? In that case, wouldn't Sony OLED TV having an WRBG panel imply they are using an LG panel - which they are not?

^ Bigger size screen with these features will be possible if you get a Plasma TV instead of an LED TV - you can get a screen size of about 50 inches in this budget.

This is interesting - why did you mention LM6410 and not LM6400 - both seem to have similar features and similar prices?

Mostly yes - Sony could definitely sell more units of PS2 - especially in developing markets. However, with PS4 in the works - it MAY make sense to discontinue the older model. Console gaming is also changing as such - hard core gamers still vouch for PC gaming, casual gamers are moving towards...

The Pakistan politico-military doctrine remains the same - keep pushing India, keep sniping at its heels, keep giving the thousand cuts that will bleed it to death. Do just enough to make every Indian citizen's blood boil - yet not enough to provoke a full scale military response. This...

All the media/HDMI ports are arranged in the base stand of the LG OLED TV - probably it has the other innards too. The extremely thin profile is one of the strong points of OLED TVs - and all the OLED TV makers are hell-bent on showing it to the maximum.

512 GB model is priced at Rs 1 lakh, 1 TB will be priced much higher! No thanks, I will get a whole darned Gaming PC with that money!

The discontinuing has more to do with creating more demand for PS3 - by default - than with any fall in demand for PS2.

AFAIK, Sony ALREADY has an OLED TV in the market - for quite some time. Only the screen is very small - I think 11 inches or thereabouts! I think the LG OLED TV will have a head-start over its 4K cousin - since there is ample content that can be enjoyed on a "full" HD TV. For the 4K screen...

Passive 3D Tv or active 3D TV - flicker free 3D glasses or active shutter glasses - it doesn't matter - it is simply not possible to watch (in 3D) a 3D TV for 5 hours in a day. In fact, even passive 3D TV makers - like LG - advise in their manuals to avoid watching for more than 30-45 minutes at...

Over the last 7 years, I have used microwaves from two brands - IFB and LG. The IFB one was smaller, 23 liters I think, and the LG (using currently) is bigger - 30 liters. BOTH are excellent - and both work as advertised!

Delhi groundwater may run dry in 3-5 yrs: Study - The Economic Times This is extremely disturbing to read, but is anyone surprised?