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Excel Links – to iPhone or not to iPhone edition

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We have been debating whether or not to buy iPhone. For one, we are not on any cellular contract and free to go. But the sheer cost of $400 one time (one for my wife and one of me) and a monthly bill of ~ $150 is holding us back. Our current mobile bill is roughly $80 per month and when we choose to go back home we can just takeout the SIM Cards and thrash it without having to bother about paying any contract breakage (incidentally for iPhone this could be as much as $175 per line). On the other hand, the iPhone is excellent value for money for the awesome features it provides. Our current phones were bought at Rs. 10,000 a piece (roughly $250), even though they were world class when we bought them 2 years back and still work well, their features are no where comparable to that of iPhone’s. Hmm…

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3 Responses to “Excel Links – to iPhone or not to iPhone edition”

  1. [...] ruffdeezy wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerptFind out all the COM add-ins you have installed in Excel from Daily dose of Excel; Winners of 2008 Excel Dashboard competition, see the beautiful and informative dashboards here 1, 2 and 3. The winner got an iPhone, alas, if only I knew … [...]

  2. [...] admin wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerptFind out all the COM add-ins you have installed in Excel from Daily dose of Excel; Winners of 2008 Excel Dashboard competition, see the beautiful and informative dashboards here 1, 2 and 3. The winner got an iPhone, alas, if only I knew … [...]

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