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    ^ Fiat seems a dying brand in India (and in the world) even though the product is quite good. If you are ready to live with poor resale, bad A-S-S, non-availability of parts few years down the line, then go ahead.
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    transcend's ultra high speed cards and SSDs. Source What is UHS-1? Fastest type of SD cards! For professionals, memory cards are never fast enough. Now we have new options: SDHC UHS-1 and SDXC UHS-1 memory cards. UHS stands for Ultra High Speed. The symbol can be found exclusively on SDXC and SDHC products. UHS-I is the fastest category of card available today with a bus interface speed of up to 104 MB/s, while UHS-II is expected to reach 300 MB/s. SDXC UHS-I and SDHC UHS-I memory cards can achieve best performance when paired with a UHS-I device and are designed to allow consumers to record HD resolution videos, plus perform other simultaneous recording functions. Compared with SDHC Class 10 cards, the next-generation SDHC UHS-1 cards provide much better data transfer performance, as shown in the following graphs: Understanding Symbols The SD Association has announced two new high-speed performance symbols for the fastest SDXC and SDHC devices and memory cards: ★ The UHS-I symbol (a bold capital letter I): for products with bus interface speeds up to 104 MB/s ★ The UHS Speed Class 1 symbol (a number 1 nestled inside a letter U): meaning it supports transfers of at least 10MB/s # SDHC UHS-1 Cards # SDXC UHS-1 Cards To get the full potential of UHS-1 cards…. Does purchasing a SDHC/SDXC UHS-1 card mean you can immediately start enjoying the performance benefits offered by the new standard? The answer is: not necessarily. Unless your card reader supports SDHC/SDXC UHS-1 format, your ultra high speeds card will never reach its ultimate speed potential. Let’s see the following charts. Using a 8GB SDHC UHS-1 memory card with a card reader that supports UHS-1 (right) is obviously faster than using it with the one that doesn’t (left). If you are a laptop user, try to use your SDHC/SDXC UHS-1 card with our RDF1 ExpressCard Reader. It accepts three next-generation card formats: SDHC, SDHC UHS-1, SDXC, and SDXC UHS-1. Thanks to its lightning-fast connectivity, transferring large files like RAW digital images and high-definition videos is much easier than you think!
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    Cheers! Taking this moment to thank the forum Administrator (Arun, Punbros), the Moderators (Kamal a.k.a Honest, Hetal, Ashok Karkera, Sadikk, Puneet) and all the experts (no sufficient space to list them here) who organize the forum and answer all the questions we throw at them. And a BIG welcome to all our newbies! Jump in and have some fun!
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    Samsung RC Series Laptop (NP-RC530-S01IN) Core i7 With 1GB Graphics@ 38050 Samsung RC Series Laptop (NP-RC530-S01IN) (Black) Product Features • Intel Core i7 (Second Generation) Processor • 8 GB RAM • 750 GB Hard Disk • 15.6" Screen • NVIDIA’s 1 GB Graphics Card • BluRay Combo • Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Price: Rs 39,250 Use code ICICILB for additional off Rs.1200 Final Price 38050 http://www.letsbuy.c...tm_campaign=aff
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    finally activated rworld on my samsung galaxy pop : use coolppad setting for the same new apn
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    ^ You can change to EVRC-B safely. We have been doing that since ages. Reliance is EVRC-B compliant. Sorry to mention this so late on this topic, but this has improved my call quality tremendously. No more hisses. Just skipped my mind to post here. That's what I like about HTC more than Samsung. It's so much more user customisable. Though most of these could be done easily on a Samsung too, but HTC is a step ahead.
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    I found this fix while fiddling with EPST yesterday and was about to post it today Here is the procedure to do that: Open EPST in your handset using ##3282# > Edit Mode > Enter MSL (should be 000000) Go to Advanced > RSTP/HTTP Setting Enter RSTP and HTTP proxy IP as: 0.0.0.0 (remove the sprint.com URLs) RSTP and HTTP proxy port as: 0 Go back and click Menu key > Commit Modifications (it may show No Changes but it did change and you can try checking again to confirm it has changed) Now YouTube should work fine with EVDO!
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