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It seem most... rather almost all laptops in the Indian market with 14" and 15.6" screen sizes come with 1366 x 768 resolution. Since the pixel density of 14" inch screens would be higher, does it show a noticeable difference? The difference may be variably apparent depending on what you are...

1) What is your budget? (INR or USD) 25,000 (somewhat flexible, but less the better). 2) What size & weight consideration (if any) would you prefer? 15" minimum. 3) Are there any brands that you prefer or any you really don't like? a. Like: Asus, HP, Fujitsu b. Dislike: Acer...

I'v had my hands on the Optimus Net personally, for a short while, and it felt better than Explorer. And its specs are better too - better batter, more memory, etc. Explorer cam without AF is a severe limitation. Pic quality isn't good either. However, Explorer looks better than the Net. So make...

Not acceptable. I don't trust service centers. They may replace the battery and create some new problems or scratches or something. Besides would have to waste time and money to go there for such a simple thing. And I don't buy this gold pins waste power theory. Where is the proof? HTC or...

^^^Sorry mate, dunno that. I think it might be dual standby... but not sure. Will have to check that out.

Nopes, even LG has a dual SIM Android which is almost the same as the Optimus Net. And its a pretty good option at that price.

I don't know about the future, but I'm very unlikely to buy a phone without a SD slot or non-removable battery. If you buy such things, you will only encourage manufacturers to make more such phones. Manufacturers should supply what customers want, and not vice versa. What you say suggests you...

Moto service is not that bad. There are fewer service centers though. I know several people who are using it and are happy with it. Main drawback is its pathetic cam. Otherwise its a good fone. Perhaps the most durable currently available.

Optimus Net. Better specs than Explorer. :)

Yes, they are reliable and fast.

Forget the screen... it may not be the best but at least its "acceptable"; its the cam that is the biggest let down. Its got the worst cam in its range.

LG Optimus Me P350 and LG T515 seem to have good reviews. Check them out. Not sure if there are other good LG options. If you can up your budget a bit, then just get the Optimus Net which is much better. In feature ph segment, the Cookie was one big hit. After that the Optimus One. Seems LG has...

^^^Strange! I'v used Optimus One when some of my friends were using the Ace. My O1 would trounce them when it came to battery back up anytime! @clerkman1612, consider the Optimus Net dual. But like Aroraanant, I wouldn't be confident of a dual SIM android; in which case the single SIM variant...

Rather than low end Samsungs, I'd personally prefer a Nokia. Also, since you want a touch screen only, consider the options from LG. Couple of them have pretty good reviews. Whats good is that LG prices are also somewhat lower. Sorry, I can't recall the model names exactly, but you can easily...

A friend got the A50 Ninja less than a week ago, and he is currently happy with it. If you can't increase your budget to get an Explorer or Optimus Net, its probably not too bad an option at the given price point.