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Reviewed Samsung NP RV411

For portability and performance

When I started looking for a new laptop, I considered following point Portability Usability Budget Feature. As you can see portability was my first concern, I was looking for laptops which are less than 1.7kg. 3 options I had - 1. Sony S series, 2. Samsung NP350, 3. Any other Atom...Read more

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Reviewed Olympus Mju 7030

Value for money P&S camera

When you buy a camera, first thing that you consider is your budget and  then the purpose. When the budget is fixed you start looking for  features (some may look for brand and looks), for some, very soon they  get confused whether you want to go for something fits in your budget or  pay little ...Read more

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Reviewed Olympus E-620

Simply the Great

Olympus is one of the unsung heroes in most of the markets in the world  because of their marketing strategy or what ever the reason is. A sort history before I start, this is my second D-SLR and first one  was Sony Alpha 200. And with experience of 1 year DSLR photography with  my Sony, I co...Read more

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Commented on mehul123's review

Nokia Slick Phone: After a long time.
Nokia 6300

Copied from mobile-review.com. better you can give the link of the mobile-review page. here it is: www.mobile-review.com/review/nokia-6300-en.shtml

Commented on own review

Free Biking, I'm riding it...(Update after 8500KM)
Bajaj Pulsar 200

@meena_suresh: Thanks for your comments. First of all dont believe in rumors. I am using it and the electronic goodies working as fine as the rest of the bike, though its true that its too early to say anything concrete. Comming to Oil cooling, its not first time in the world, Suzuki already h...ave Super Bikes that are oil cooled. Many other bikes in the world have this already. And about the thearmo dynamics, I am also looking for informations, how oil cooling works in real life? Any proper information on Bike Oil Cooling will be appreciated. Thanks in advance. Read More

Reviewed Sony DSC-H2

Good for amature professionals

I am using this camera for last 1 year. Its good enough for a beginer professional hobbyist. It has limited but usefull manual settings. Manual shutter speed, aparature and focal length, ISO control is good to learn in this camera. Macro mode is also helpfull to get real close up pictures. ...Read more

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Commented on own review

Free Biking, I'm riding it...(Update after 8500KM)
Bajaj Pulsar 200

@peethambaran: Thanks for your comment. The fact is Pulsar 200’s Kerb weight(weight including all standard equipments and with all liquid/fluid/fuel loaded) is 145Kg. @Aspenhyt: Thanks for hating pulsar 200. Some news for the readers 1. Chinese digital goodies: Maximum electronics products ...in India are from china (whatever the brand may be). So nothing can be done for that. 2. Same old tank, styling: Doesn’t matter as its buyer must liked it. May be some people may not like it. 3. Same old engine: True, but no doubt an efficient one. 4. Oil cooled: hybrid cooling method where engine oil is circulated between the engine case and a small radiator. Here the oil doubles as cooling liquid. 5. Gearbox: Smooth enough as I find it till date. 6. Reliability: It’s too early to say about this for this bike.Read More

Commented on roger.k's review

"Saddest thing to waste loads of money over"
Bajaj Pulsar 200

This is not a review about the bike. Its more like random thoughts of a person who hates bajaj or pulsar for no reason.

Reviewed Bajaj Pulsar 200

Free Biking, I'm riding it...(Update after 8500KM

I bought my first bike on May 16th 2007 and its a Pulsar 200DTSi. Already completed 1800KM within 30 days. UPDATE V1.0: Now it clocks little over 2400KM. UPDATE V2.0:  Its over 8500KM as of 26th Jan 2008. First impression was really nice. It looks really appealing. It's stance, digital ...Read more

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