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BSNL Blackberry Tariff Plans
BSNL recently launched Blackberry services in India. You’ve got only postpaid plans and these are the details (there are about six plans in total):
BSNL Broadband Usage
If you’re using BSNL Broadband services here in India, you might be wondering how you can check your BSNL Broadband Usage. It’s quite easy, but a lot of people seem to be not knowing where they should go to check their BSNL Broadband Usage. Here are a few methods to monitor your bandwidth usage:
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Free Dialup Internet Connections in India from BSNL
As I learned from The Hindu yesterday, BSNL, India’s biggest phone and internet services provider, is offering free dial up internet access for all its landline customers till the end of October 2008. Any BSNL landline user can get access to the free dial up connection from BSNL by using the following credentials, after connecting his telephone line to the computer:
Airtel will launch 3G iPhones in India on August 22
Just a quick heads up to all our Indian readers – Reuters is reporting that India’s mobile operator, Bharti Airtel will launch the 3G iPhones in India on the 22nd of August, 2008 (that’s just a few weeks from now). Great news, read the very brief report here.
Speculation is that the price will be high because operators are not ready to subsidize the handsets.
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Zenith’s SmartStyle Personal Computer
Indian PC manufacturer Zenith Computer unveiled last week its latest offering, the SmartStyle PC. The SmartStyle PC sports a very radical design, and comes with a 17 inch LCD monitor, a keyboard and a mouse.
The CPU is engrafted behind the LCD. It’s possible to hang the monitor on the wall, or even attach it to a table top computer. That is pretty cool.
Configuration/Specs: The Zenith SmartStyle PC runs on an Intel Dual Core T2130 Processor and has an 80 GB hard disk and 1 GB RAM. Speakers are in-built, and networking slots are present. Though the SmartStyle PC lacks an optical drive, there’s a slot available to install any DVD burner.
The PC is expected to sell for about Rs. 20,000 and I must mention the configuration is pretty decent.
I know some of you’re going to say Mac has this sort of design (which is actually more professional-looking, agreed hands down), but this PC has a cheap price tag. I think this is a very good buy for anyone on a budget.
Have your say in the comments.
