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Hi rigmarole, According to [url]http://www.gson.org/stepdown/[/url] its not a good idea to connect power strip to a step down transformer.(Is that how you have the connection set up?) Also what is approx of APC ups (1500va/1000va)? I see a price of 10k+ websites. I dont see a stabilizer in the set ...

I have narrowed down my tv choice to sharp lc46le620ut .Dell seems to have it for $850 .Seems like a good buy for a led.I know Sharp is supposed to support PAL but it would be good to know if anyone has actually tested this particular model.I couldn't find a display model in the stores (near where I ...

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Thanks for the quick response.What converter did you use (brand and wattage rating) for 220->110?

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Can you confirm that it(HD) works with HDMI out of airtel set top box?

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A couple of things- I dont think any of the present day middle class buys provisions from the ration shop.So no one really "sucks up" the resources. Ration card is one of the primary forms of identification in India ,hence makes sense to have one. An OCI working in India is no different from any ...

Hello Gurus, A few questions (not necessarily related) 1. In India we don't have true HD broacast (or am I wrong here?) - atleast from the local cable guy.Given this fact, how do the lcd/plasma screens perform there?I have found that some times the HDTV performs worse than the standard tv for ...

Thanks a bunch guys.The information was most useful.

A question for those who have r2ied to chennai as an USC Are USC/OCI eligible for ration cards?If so how easy/tough was it to procure one? From what I understand ration card is a very important identification document (akin to drivers license in US) and it will be useful to posses one esp. for ...

My suggestion would be to go to Hyd.From what you say I don't think your company is going to agree to shift to Delhi esp. when so much of time/effort has already been invested. You have the advantage as far as bargaining is concerned.Bargain and get a good salary,relocation package.If things work ...