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It is a kind of pay for what you need situation here. If you are looking for high cpu performance, it is going to consume battery fast and if the plastic body doesn't make you happy then be prepared to carry some heavy metallic weight. But if you still want both ends of the world, look for a...
That's nicely laid out. It would be really helpful for any one coming across this thread if you could actually add the specific components with respective approximate prices that could be assembled to build a good system under 50K.
The latest generation LG cell phones are quite good but then we need to remember that after all these are just pieces of electronics and some plastic. Some or the other day we all come across with similar experience and one odd product can give you hard time but generalizing may not be the good...
Advancements in mobile phone technology are expected but at the rate things having been moving forward is amazing. One question that seems to be difficult to answer is for how long you would like to keep a latest AMOLED device before it looks obsolete. Obviously, it is not going to come cheap...
I dont think that tablets are worth the price but still I do use iPad as whatever it is capable of doing, does it nicely. It is lightweight, has fantastic resolution and a reasonable battery and it works fine for me while browsing internet. Though I do feel it is over-priced.
Samsung Sync-Master P2570 seems to be the best option for you at this stage. So what if it is LCD. LCD monitors have not suddenly gone bad after the emergence of LED monitors. The power consumption of present era LCD monitors is also not too high.
But in any case if you want to go for a LED...
Can anyone share one such tool/software that would give accurate CPU temperature and could be considered best in the business? It should either be free to use or not too costly. Please also mention the price if it is not free.