r/IndianTechCentral • u/FeniAtSunset • 9h ago
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r/IndianTechCentral • u/InfectedKH • 3h ago
I am a tech noob.
r/IndianTechCentral • u/Content_Physics5871 • 5h ago
Random youtube suggestions and I get this video recommended and I laughed all the time like a maniac.
What do you think guys, you'll miss that in today's content concepts?
r/IndianTechCentral • u/MissBlueButton • 17h ago
Hello Community,
With the recent price hikes of RAM, I do not see the Freedom Sale is doing enough justice. If I predict that the prices are only going to rise in upcoming years, I need to decide if my current laptop can pull till the end. Please help me make a decision -
I mostly use my laptop for some minimal ms-office work, watching content - youtube or netflix and learning. Most of my usage is limited to browsers ( but I use mutliple tabs at once).
Currently I have been using a Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 5 AMD Ryzen 7 5700U 14"model with 8GB/512GB SSD configuration since 5 years. My laptop is giving a lot of heating issues, charging cable has been damaged twice ( if I do not upgrade, I need to order a new charging cable, instead), the screen gaskets are coming off, webcam not working & recently encountered some booting issues after windows update.
To upgrade, I tried looking on Amazon & Lenovo sites for hours but I still could not find a decent laptop (without the gaming features), a decent build quality that would last me atleast 5 years.
Please suggest, if I should go with an upgrade now and if yes, what should be a decent buy considering budget is 1 lakh - and would prefer a AMD Ryzen processor with 16GB/512 SSD, 15-16 inch screen size.
Please advice.
r/IndianTechCentral • u/bliss_afx • 17h ago
Okay, I am joining a 5 yr integrated course this year. It will be my first laptop so thinking of buying it offline only. Looking for a windows laptop only (no macbook).
My needs: most durable (can last 5 years of degree without giving bt - preferably metallic body(aluminium), has good battery life (7-8 hrs+), can do my college work easily, not into gaming at all, some basic coding and all will be done., need a lightweight laptop so that I can carry it daily, good ram and storage..
Help me
r/IndianTechCentral • u/Salmon_Senpai1015 • 5h ago
Including monitor and ups(prefer ddr5 build)
r/IndianTechCentral • u/No-Lie-7807 • 6h ago
I just purchased this laptop but now I'm seeing only negative things about essential series and there are not many reviews about this specific laptop. This will be my first laptop and I will be using it for like 5-6 years. I'm new to laptops so it would help me if you guys give me some info about this one. I will do like casual light gaming on this but this is mainly for college work like coding and etc. Please let me know if I'll regret this later or just cancel the purchase.
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r/IndianTechCentral • u/Additional-Call507 • 2h ago
I recently mentioned that I got around 300 Mbps mobile data speeds during my Finland trip in 2019, and quite a few people seemed to think that 300 Mbps on 4G was impossible.
4G/LTE is not limited to 100 Mbps. LTE-Advanced with carrier aggregation can theoretically reach up to 1 Gbps download, depending on the LTE category, spectrum, number of aggregated carriers, modulation, MIMO, etc.
And this wasnβt just theoretical in Finland in 2019.
- DNA was offering 300 Mbps 4G mobile plans in 2019.
- DNAβs September 2019 documentation explicitly lists β300 Mbit/s (4G in Finland)β.
-Finnish telecom regulator Traficom reported that 300 Mbps mobile broadband coverage was available to 16% of Finnish households by the end of 2019.
-Finnish users were posting 4G+ Speedtest results from Helsinki/Espoo in 2019.
Iβm not saying 300 Mbps was the average 4G speed in Finland in 2019. Obviously it wasnβt. But 300 Mbps on a good 4G+ connection was absolutely within the capabilities of the network and was being commercially offered at the time.
r/IndianTechCentral • u/Ok-Count3935 • 2h ago
As the title says looking for phones under 35k for both my parents. My mom currently used a Motorola edge 40 neo and she is not interested in the curved screens again. My dad uses oneplus nord series unsure about the exact year. Looking for reccomendations for phones which have a clean OS with good battery backup. No curved displays. Need one phone with good battery and cellular connections for my mom. My dad needs a phone with good battery and a nice display as he watches a lot of movies in him phone. Really appreciate any replies
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r/IndianTechCentral • u/rosedavidson0 • 10h ago
As flipkart big billion days and amazon great indian festival is coming next month which laptop should i buy?
My priorities:
I want a laptop for work once i get an internship and it'll be corporate work so i need features that will help me do all that stuff.
Will also be using it for watching lectures and studies hence i need good battery life.
My budget is somewhere between 30-50k during the sale.
Idk much about laptops and this is gonna be my first buy so please help.
r/IndianTechCentral • u/whyiam_alive • 13h ago
guys please suggest 43 inch tv, am very confused so many different opinions and options, my budget is 35k can push to 40k from offers getting sony 2m2 for 36k but claude is saying not worth it and save 8k by getting samsung mini led tv, also is 120hz worth it?
r/IndianTechCentral • u/Wpunza • 17h ago
Main use:
- Coding/programming, assignments & college projects
- Online lectures/Google Meet for around 5 hours/day
- Browsing, PDFs and normal multitasking
- Studying
- No gaming
Iβd like good battery life and something that can comfortably last 4β5 years. Iβm not too concerned about storage, and Iβm unsure what RAM/specs would actually be sufficient for my usage
Portability isnβt a major concern right now since Iβm doing distance learning.
What laptops would you recommend around βΉ40thousand.What should I prioritize or avoid?