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100 crores, and still the wheel has NOT been reinvented? Only in India!

Ain't happening anytime soon. October launch dates have been refuted by company officials. Apple officially rejects iPhone 5 India launch rumours: Report - Mobile Phone | ThinkDigit News

At first, your statement seemed facetious. But not on thinking for a moment. Sometimes, it makes sense to retreat - live to fight another day. Yet, sometimes madness is needed - that is why there are only 21 PVC recipients - 14 dead when they got it. Soldiers are always give objectives - and...

Yes, I read the news too. I logged into CNet - they had scheduled a live coverage of the jump. But the jump was postponed due to adverse weather conditions.

I am really wondering about their offerings - their main selling plank is affordability. The TVs are priced actually very cheap - the 55 inch 3D Smart TV model is priced at just 1.29 lakhs. Compare this to the the other "leading" brands - similar Smart TV offerings are priced at least 20%...

I never knew that you could assemble a credible gaming PC in a 15K budget! Thanks for the info. On second thoughts, is this setup okay for playing the current crop of PC games - say COD or Halo. Please, I am just a beginner, so please excuse if any of my questions sound stupid!

Wi Di as a technology has been around for some time, though still not quite prevalent in India. Wi Di enabled laptops have been introduced mostly this year, and Wi Di equipped TVs are still rarer - as the comment above points out. In future though, this might become an standard feature for...

100% FDI in single brand outlets is allowed.

The "water as a fuel" hullabaloo is just a hoax.

When will we reach this level? These LTE speeds will make you cry | Dialed In - CNET Blogs

There is nothing like active or passive 3D movies as such. The terms "Active" and "Passive" 3D rather refer to the choice of technology that the 3D TV uses to render a 3D picture. Any 3D movie can be watched using any of the two techs. Original 3D movies (like Avatar) look and feel much...

Seems quite expensive - even for enterprise level users who may be expected to pay higher charges. How many individual users will go for these plans? Zero, I think - there are a lot of cheaper, and more reliable options.

It's nice to see geeks discussing economics! Certainly sounds better than economists discussing geeky things!

So, what eventually happened? Did you get it wall hung? The ports seems to be facing backwards - wouldn't that be a problem when hanging the TV?

"Fighting in the markets is not enough, let's take our battles to courtrooms too!"