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16:10 vs 16:9 doesn't really matter for gaming. The display resolution will differ. The 16:9 format is best suited for movies/entertainment, while the 16:10 supports a broader range of applications. Serious gamers would prefer a 16:10 panel. Also good for working with documents and stuff...

^ Exactly what he said.

Sorry to hear that. Too many power fluctuations in your area? Is it connected to a separate/external power source? I've been using APC UPSes for years now and except for a twitchy power button (unit was replaced), I never really had any problems with it. Currently on a 1KVA UPS from APC.

Just a FYI. The Samsung Galaxy S2 (I9100) received the Android 4.1.2 (Jelly Bean - second release) OTA update a few weeks back. The improvements (visually and performance wise) are vastly noticeable and makes the S2 a great buy at its current price. The S2 does have decent hardware and...

Nice ride! Congrats! Looks like you've got all the accessories covered. As a newbie to biking, I would recommend having fun in moderation. Given the bike's excellent flickability and its torquey engine, you will often be tempted to ride hard but do so cautiously and only to an extent where...

I think you should get the standard ADSL+Wifi Router (or just the modem) from a reliable ISP like Airtel and hook that up to a second (dedicated) Wireless Router or repeater for extended range. That's the setup I have at home and Airtel's ADSL+Wifi Router has been going strong for many years...

I suggest looking up the options locally available and posting them here for feedback. Dealers might not stock all brands/models. I've been using Dell monitors for years now and think they do well for most purposes. Currently own a 22" and 24" from Dell. They also offer the UltraSharp line of...

Hitachi would be an easy pick here. Reliable, cools effectively, good A.S.S. Also recommended by most AC technicians. Not sure if Godrej still makes rock-solid ACs (cost cutting over time?) because I use a 12yr old Godrej 1.0 Windows AC which refuses to give up :p Cools really well, component...

Fast and Furious 6 - 7.5/10 The Place beyond the Pines - 8/10 Lucky - 6.5/10 The Angels' Share - 7/10

Hi Violax, I've been using it for a few weeks now and I haven't experienced any lag. When exactly does it lag? When you arrive at the desktop and launch SMR for the first time? Your system specs please? Thanks

@asingh, bssunil, honest1 There is some lag (2-4 secs) when the app runs on initial start up. This is because the app needs to load your customized tiles and shortcuts. The load time varies on the specs and media of your PC. SSD based PCs should see little to no lag on startup. Definitely...

Hi guys, Yes, there are a few other alternatives and yes it's not news from Microsoft. However, Start Menu Reviver aims to be different from the what's available now. It "enhances" the start menu experience on your Windows Desktop as opposed to merely offering you a basic start menu. With...

Hi All, The folks over at ReviverSoft (A US based startup) appear to have tackled the most commonly known problem (omission) with Windows 8: The missing start menu See it in action here: News source I think ReviverSoft's Start Menu Reviver is better than any other start menu alternatives...

^ Not sure I understand this completely, but don't the free versions of DAP and IDM do this?

The wise guy's solution to portable computing... :p

Good suggestions there, mach9. @OP I had a similar budget (a little flexible) when I was recently in the market for a new motorcycle. The Fazer, R15, Duke 200, CBR150RR were top on my list. Preferred the International brands to the Indian ones this time round. Let's just say my previous...

@OP Both the brands you've specified make good ACs. More so with Daikin. The Daikin inverter ACs are really good and are subsequently more expensive than the rest (42K+). The benefits of an inverter AC are pretty obvious. On the other hand, I have a basic Panasonic Split AC (non-inverter) in...

I think the CoolerMaster fans will fit right into your budget. They have a couple of variants (CFM/Design etc.) to choose from too. I recall purchasing a few for my old Bijli cabinet. Pretty decent.

Definitely one of the two: Canon Selphy or Epson PictureMate The latter will be a little cheaper to run considering cartridge costs.

I'm not the best person to answer that I'm afraid. This was my first go at rooting and flashing a new OS. Went from Froyo 2.2 to JB 4.1.1! :)