The New 70" LCD TV from Samsung

Towards the end of last week, Samsung announced the launch of it's 70" LCD Television. They had invited me down to their corporate office to have a dekko at it, what I saw was impressive, but the price tag, kept me wondering, on whether I should spend 24 Lacs to buy a TV to boost my ego, or say a house, or maybe a Mercedec C Class, I am still confused, but the TV made a lasting impression on me. It was not perfect, after all, there is always a scope for improvement, but the image, the size, the finishing, of chrome, glass, and the nice blue light, made me look at it very seriouslly, now only if they would give me one.. hmmmmmm :)

To read my take on the new TV, buy the Indian Express this Sunday, across India, or click here to read it online.

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The New iPods - A touch of Class

Early last week, Steve Jobs announced 3 new iPhones, Ahem, iPods, they are glorified, geek fan following, and now in a new shiny package, check out what I have to say abou them, in the Indian Express, this Sunday 16th September 2007, Across India or click here to read my take online.

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Simple Solution - Dual Sim Card Phones

Ever been stuck with two phones, you know the feeling that I am speaking about, with phones becoming the calling of the day, and one phone not working for you, how do you get them both to fit into one.. read my column in the Indian Express this week on Sunday, 9 September 07, across India, or click here to read it online.

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Move Over Orkut, Rediff is Here

Orkut, took the social networking scene by storm, it created the same movement that Linked IN had done sometime back in the Business to Business networking industry, but what Rediff is doing is not only unclear to me, but a bit confusing. Though a DESI avtaar is needed, but then having a mix of Social and B2B in the same space, well maybe it works.. This week in My article in the Indian Express, I look at the Redidff's Avtar of the Orkut space, called Rediff Connexions.

To read more, click here, or buy the Indian Express this Sunday 2nd September 2007, India Wide in Print.

GS