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Did you even open the link I gave ? It is providing 3 yrs warranty.

^lol. How much signal range will cover, is a very subjective question. The one which worked for me across 3 floors, may not even reach second in your case. The variations in building structures, designs, presence other signal reflecting/absorbing materials, and whatnot. PS: Range on the two...

I really don't know, bought it from a local computer shop. Just search your nearby shops. Hopefully, you'll end up finding a better deal than online.

From what I could find online, i3 version of same model is available at infibeam @ 31.5k, not bad at all. You save 5.5k but lose i5. I'd still say, go for i5. And yeah, the model no was 2520 (same as above link, but with i5).

Price/package = Videocon Rest all = Tata Sky (been using since it came) Once I asked the feedback of local retailers, and they too said about only these two.

Asus RT-N13U B1 (router with torrent support) + TP Link basic modem

I bought it for 3200/- nearly 1 yr back :( Nope, as far as the range is considered, the TP Link is waay better. I have tested both of them. In fact, the TP Link router I had, was the most basic model. But that doesn't mean that the Asus has a bad range; it's perfectly fine. Worked across 3...

There's a vostro model (which I will confirm tomorrow or after sometime) of following config - i5 3rd gen / 500GB / 4GB / 15"6 / Ubuntu / 3yr warranty @ 37k with bag and no freebies. The biggest benefit of this model is 3yr warranty, that too from dell, which is a complete jackpot. First year is...

Well, I never said that I do that to save battery life. I do so because I care for my eyes. And goodness of a screen is never justified by the brightness. So you're wrong about that. What about cases ? I didn't get that.

^imgur.com. imagshack is such a shite site, how do you handle it. btw I don't know how are you using phone at max brightness. I use my all phones/laptops at zero brightness. When sun light falls on my phone, then only the need arrives to push it to "nearly" half. That's it.

Blocking UDP ports should do, as I tried it once and it worked.

Sorry, it's SOLD, just waiting for the courier to reach the concerned person and his feedback.

^No, roaming is also allowed in 3G networks. Why the hell they wouldn't ? Customers will be at much loss.

You didn't got my point. See, if you a company has got license in state A, not in B, but if you travel in state B, won't you be able use mobile services ? This is possible due to the company's agreement with a company having valid license in that state. Same is with 3G services. A consumer is...

^Sure. Will do today.

Buddy I can't really say as I'm not a pro in audio. Regarding price, it's almost sold for someone else. Hold on till tomorrow until I confirm. And the given price is the final price.

No idea about m6, so can't really comment on quality change, but volume will definitely increase by a good margin.

^OK ty :)

^What are you trying to prove ?

^Sometimes it just don't works with numpad.