Archive for August, 2009

Do there is restriction in Dubai airport for electronic goods?

August 31, 2009 - 8:38 am 1 Comment

I am planning to put my LCD monitor, HardDisk drive, DVD drive, RAM, My nikon D80 camera and accessories in my luggage bag when flying from india to dubai.

Want to know if all these goods are permitted to carry with any hassle?

Also, can I buy the remaining accessories of my computer in dubai and assemble my parts into it? Hope the slots and screws are same there too.

Do the airlines allow to take snaps from the flight window of the landscape below without restrictions? What is the maximum weight limit per person the flight allows? How much extra per kg they charge?

Under the Montreal convention, you are actually not allowed to check items like laptops into the hold. Unfortunately, most people don’t realise this until the laptop goes missing and their claim is denied. So carry-on is the way to go, however call the airline and verify it with them.

I would strongly advise you to check if your airline is governed by the Montreal convention or the Warsaw convention and if you would be covered.

Also there is changing legislation regarding lithium batteries that you may want to check out.

Voltage in Dubai is 220 volts, the plug is a UK plug, so you need an adaptor.

How can I check if a Chinese company is not a scam before buying electronic equipment from them?

August 31, 2009 - 8:38 am 2 Comments

Our business is interested in buying electronic equipment from a chinese company. Is there a way to verify if the company really exists without having to go to china? Can I verify through the internet if it is a recomendable company with good reputation? Are there entities that can check this out for me, or any webpage that offers this service?

No, man.

You got to go over there yourself.

Keep studying.

buying electronic goods abroad, e.g. lanzorote, majorca etc?

August 31, 2009 - 8:37 am 1 Comment

Ive never bought cheap electrical goods abroad, but when I almost did once. general people were telling me not too as it often breaks when you get home or something. does anyone know what to look out for if you do buy electronic goods? thanks simon

In the Canaries you’ll get lot of shops selling items in white boxes with ‘Rage’ on the side.
Basically these are refurbished items which have limited warranty.
They usually show you the correct item, for example a Canon camera, then when you buy it get you one with a white box. They look the same but believe me, they’re not.

If you want proper items with legitimate warrantly only Visanta will sell items with a full eurpoean guarantee. They may be a little more expensive but you can be assured it won’t break before you get home.

which is a better phone nokia n93 music edition or sonyericsson k810i??

August 31, 2009 - 8:37 am 1 Comment

i will be travelling to singapore ,Thailand and malaysia in jan 2008.where do you think is the best place to get a good deal for the mentioned products . which is the country where i can shop for electronic goods and be certain of their genuinity.and if possible can you also informe me about the prices for the above mentioned products .any other phones that might be comparable with these 2 .any site that makes a comparasion between the phones.please do mention it.

w810i from Singapore!!

A good Computer store in Chandigarh ?

August 31, 2009 - 8:37 am 1 Comment

Please tell a good electronic store near Sector 11 in Chandigarh where i can buy computer parts .

Check the sites bellow

http://www.foresolutions.net
http://www.digitalwebindia.com
http:// www.digitalworldweb.com

What stores have good deals the day after Thanksgiving?

August 31, 2009 - 8:37 am 7 Comments

besides electronic stores =]

(stores that would probably be in a mall)

WALMART, TARGET, BEST BUY

i live in new york,anybody knows website that i can check for business?china goods,electronics,clothings,etc?

August 31, 2009 - 8:37 am 2 Comments

i need contact numbers,and websites of cheap stuffs i can buy and sell, i reside in new york, goods from china or even here in new york, dont really matter where as long as it is marketable.
anybody, pls.elecronics,clothings,etc.

There are wholesale selling categories in ebay that will direct you to suppliers quickly.

REBEL REBEL Los Angeles Oct 3 2008

August 29, 2009 - 5:38 pm No Comments

The Southern California Anti Anti American Anti Allah Superstars in poison @ Black Castle burning and destroying electronic goods..The song is named Body Parts….We love the smell of flames at night…..

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Stileit came to TechCrunch as an Advanced Affiliates Application

August 29, 2009 - 5:38 pm No Comments

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Instablogs Global report 13-August-2008

August 29, 2009 - 5:38 pm 1 Comment

The announcement by Pakistan’s major political parties, the PPP and the PML-N that they will move to impeach President Pervez Musharraf, has led to a wave of rumors and statements flying this way and that. But all eyes remain solely focused on the numbers of the Lower and Upper House.
This week, the government will issue a charge sheet of allegations against the President, and start impeachment proceedings. But the question remains, will the parties be able to muster up the numbers required? Claims that they already have the majority of seats to pull off this unique feat have already been circling.
There are other rumors that President Musharraf may soon be resigning. Amidst this drama, the Pakistani people are facing rising fuel and food prices.
But regardless of the outcome, President Musharraf’s legacy will be forever marred by this new drama that is being enacted in Pakistan.

Containers filled with old and often broken computers, monitors and TVs — of famous electronic brands – arrive in Ghana from the United States, Germany, Switzerland and the Netherlands under the label of second-hand goods.
Exporting e-waste from Europe and America is illegal but exporting unwanted and broken electrical goods under the tag of old electronics for ‘reuse’ allows unscrupulous traders to profit from dumping e-waste in Ghana.
These obsolete electronics are often laden with toxic chemicals like lead, mercury and brominates flame retardants. In the yards, unprotected workers, many of them children, dismantle computers and TVs with little more than stones in search of metals that can be sold.
The remaining plastic, cables and casing is either burnt or simply dumped on waste grounds and these cause heavy air, soil and water pollution.
Many of the chemicals released are highly toxic and affect children’s developing reproductive systems, brain development and the human nervous system.
As a solution, prominent electronic companies around the world should phase out toxic chemicals and introduce global recycling methods. Some companies are already making progress towards taking responsibility for the entire lifecycle of their electronic products.
Governments of developing countries should regulate this electronic trade with commercial parties more strictly to prevent hazardous situations like the one in Ghana.

The world of entertainment has seen arrival of multiplexes. In their struggle for survival, Standalones have no option but go for a makeover or else give up the halls for some shopping malls. This also implies that poor working man can no longer afford to take his family for a weekend show.
Cinema has been opium for migrant and daily wage earners, something greater than mere song and dance and entertainment. These dream merchants have now turned their backs on their poor fans.
Standalone man was the target audience for film makers like Raj Kapoor, Guru Dutt, and Hrishikesh Mukherjee. Now we have big production houses which pump in huge money, man-power and technology to make a perfect flick. But alas! To meet the production costs they target multiplex audience — middle class, upper middle class and rich urban people leaving the migrant laborer behind. Only in South India film makers are still making films for people who have no other means of entertainment. Super hero Rajnikanth still struggles and rises from the ashes to take single-handedly on the world. In the profit driven world, poor man doesn’t figure anywhere, neither in the content nor as an audience for modern day film makers and dream merchants.

No team represented the United Kingdom when the Olympic men’s soccer tournament kicked off in Beijing on Thursday.
The problem is not a lack of talent — David Beckham and Michael Owen are “footballers” recognized the world over — but local politics rooted in centuries of history. And unless Olympic organizers can pull off a last-minute save, Londoners won’t have a team to cheer for even when their city hosts the next Summer Games in 2012. Many feel “The Olympics might attract more excitement if there was a British team.”
Long-standing rivalries among England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland have led each region comprising the United Kingdom to field its own soccer team.
At the World Cup and other international soccer competitions, the four teams compete separately. But because the International Olympic Committee recognizes only one country from the region, Great Britain, there has been no single U.K. team since 1964.
Nationalist feelings have ebbed and flowed for years. “A lot of Scots don’t recognize the Union Jack as their flag just as many Britons oppose the idea of soccer team from Great Britain. As a result, it may be hard for British Olympic ociation to realize the dream of a united UK team. If Great Britain is to have a team for the London, it may have to be players only from England.
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