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you need to re frame your question since it doesn’t make any sense

I need to purchase electronic goods like mp3 players, digital cameras & VCD, MP3, ACD players.

in belgrade

Distance for convenience goods
Distance for white goods
Distance for furniture
Distance for electronic goods
Distance for vehicles
etc

As far as it takes to find a quality product. But probably not more than 3 hours.

I want to find out how the Indian government places tax on their imports esp. electronic goods. Is there a comprehensive database or website I can retrieve such info? Or are there kind hearted indian lawyers able to advise me on this??? =( THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!

I would like to brief you about custom duty in India on its imports:
1.Basic customs duty: 10 to 15%
2.Countervailing duty: 16%
3.cess on the above: 3%
4.Special additional duty: 4%.(in some cases)

I am practicing CA and can answer your specific questions, you may contact me suresh@sjwandco.com.

I live in the UK, where real engineering seems to be dead…it all seems to have gone to the US or China. I’m on a really good wage, and am contemplating taking a research diploma that pays a 3rd of my current wage just to feel happy.

There must be something exciting going on in the UK?

Join the merchant marines and work on their electronics or computers.

like ipod ear phones ..
SD cards thing s like that

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I am planning on my annual holiday this year in Malaysia. One of the objectives is obviously shopping since Malaysia is also famous for shopping electronic goods & clothes. Hence there should be adequate time for shopping available when planning for number of days for holidaying in Malaysia and also to visit all the must see sightseeing points like the Twin Towers, Batu Caves, Putrajaya, etc…

Hence can someone please share their holiday experiences of Malaysia. Please suggest as which cities to visit including sight seeings to be covered in it & which ones to skip. Thanks so much in advance.

Depends how many days you plan to stay in Malaysia. I would suggest the following:

Kuala Lumpur (2-3 days)
- Central Market
- Petaling Street
- KL Bird Park
- Kuala Lumpur Railway Station
- Masjid Jamek
- Merdeka Square
- National Monument
- Shopping at Bukit Bintang area
http://all.talkmalaysia.com/kuala-lumpur/kuala-lumpur-travel/
http://www.talkmalaysia.com/kuala-lumpur

Malacca (2-3 days)
- Malacca Town
- The Stadthuys
- Christ Church
- A’ Famosa
- Proclamation of Independence Memorial
- St. Paul’s Hill
- Hang Tuah’s Mausoleum
- Bukit Cina
- Hang Li Poh’s Well
- Portuguese Square
http://all.talkmalaysia.com/malacca/malacca-travel/
http://www.talkmalaysia.com/melaka

Enjoy your vacation in Malaysia.

I need some guidance on handling a problem I recently experienced through Best Buy. My mother took her computer in because it was acting extremely sluggish and freezing up. Initially they told her it was $59.99 for a diagnostic exam. Later in the week she recieved a phone call telling her to fix the problem they needed to run extensive diagnostics and repair which would cost an additional $199.99 because they found viruses. They took our the viruses and installed some childsafe software and the total came to $370. They then called and said they discovered it was actually a bad harddrive and it needed to be replaced (an extra $100). Since replacing the harddrive will completely eliminate the work they did previously, I am wondering what our rights, as customers are. She specifically asked if she it was cheaper to buy a new computer and was told her computer is good and should last about 3 more years. Should they have been able to diagnose the bad harddrive from the inital tests

Report it to a manager. Demand an itemized invoice of precisely what they have done, how they have done it and when they did it.

I have never had nor heard in all my years, any good experiences when sending a computer to a "professional" for repair. If at all possible find someone you know and trust. Or just ask us: we’re geeks for free.

Can someone tell me of more stores aside from Best Buy, Futureshop, Amazon, HMV, and ebay (that they know have good prices) where I could buy electronics? Specifically in the Toronto, Missisauga, and London area (anywhere online of course). Thanks.

All the ones i know (including some you mentioned)

Best Buy
Future Shop
EB games (gamestop in america)
Walmart actually has a good selection
HMV
RadioShack
ElectronicPlayground
electronics.bizrate.com (website)
Circuit City
Comp USA (online)
Amazon (online)
Craigslist (online second hand and new stuff)
J&R
Always the Buy and sell too
The Source
Target
K-Mart

Some in USA,online, and in canada

I’m trying to learn the basics of electronics and I tried reading electronic books but it’s too confusing.I’m looking for a electronics set thant includes the basic components (resistors, capacitors,transistors ect.) tells you how they work and allows you to build a few circuits. I don’t want a set for little kids but I don’t want anything too complicated.I would really appreciate if anyone could help me out.

Hi
For the best possible advice, I highly recommend you contact your local supplier or the Manufacturer.