A review of Windows 7 from the perspective of a home user and small business owner. Article highlights new features that could prove useful and drawbacks of the new operating system from Microsoft.
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Calculate Cost per GB for Hard Disc Drives for a smart purchase. Don't pay premium prices for absolutely new or horribly old technologies.
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A hands on review of the Casio CTK-4000 Portable Electronic Music Instrument for the entry level music enthusiast. The review also features hyperlinks to audio samples from the keyboard.
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A hands on review of Induction Stove made by Kanchan Applicances, India. The review features in-depth discussion of induction stove technology, usage and precautions and feasibility in India.
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My well intentioned friend set a challenge for me a fortnight back. Repair his portable MP3 player which was acting comatose. The device in question, the RCA Lyra RD2762 was quite a trendsetter in it’s time. Featuring an internal 1.8″ 4GB HDD, rechargeable Li-ion battery, USB port connectivity and charging, drag-drop file transfer …...
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The new Sony P Series is by no means an innovative product. Years before the newly launched Sony Vaio VGN P15G , Sony developed and sold the Picturebook series Vaio VAIO PCG-C1XS laptop. Unfortunately, the trend of Netbooks hadn’t caught on then. Much like the consumer demand for gas guzzling cars in 50′s in...
Read more →Hello all! For some time now, I have been toying with the idea of setting up a website dedicated to health & related issues. This becomes particularly imperative since I intend to start populating www.rajib.com with Information Technology related articles and I did not want people looking for help regarding CGHS, Medical Insurance and...
Read more →The ‘Krishnakriti Festival of Art & Culture‘ (sponsored by the Lahoti Foundation) in association with the ‘Emabassy of France in India‘ is organising the IInd Fellowship Program for emerging artists to study at France. The 3 winners will each a fully paid trip to France to study at a leading art university and work...
Read more →Reliance Infocomm‘s latest stunt has fallen on it’s face and become the gaffe of the year. Ok, maybe gaffe of the month. It activated ‘Ring-Back-Tone (RBT)’ for all customers without any prior intimation/permission. To my discerning musical ears, a nondescript song being played at 2.4 kbps-mono over a 1mm speaker is probably worse than...
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