Updates..
1. D80 body (RM2100)
2. Tamron f2.8 17-50mm (RM1300)
3. Nikor f1.8 50mm (sold)
4. Sigma f4 70-300mm (sold)
5. SB600 + free energizer charger & 8 bijik battery (sold)
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On why I chose Samsung B7320 over these two overrated phones; because they suck & windows mobile simply had them way back.
Iphone couldnt do:
1. video call,
2. bluetooth PC file transfer
3. synchronize outlook task, for the fact that we are working in a Microsoft environment.
4. customize home screen display (day to day calendar)
5. microsoft office file read/write
6. file storage
while BB performs much better than iphone, i still cant video call my wife & daughter. besides, the interface is complex & sophisticated, monthly commitment is required, and it doesnt run on windows mobile. so no full synchronization with microsoft exchange.
of the 10 smartphones pre installed with WinMobiles, I chose samsung for its qwerty keypad. so thats how i got my samsung omnia pro b7320. nice, sleek & light!
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Finally we have arrived at a stage of sacrificing what we always not willing to let go: location, location, location.
A lot of consideration were put forward before we came up to the most 2 tempting and affordable neighborhood; AI & DA:
1. Distance to USJ
2. Distance to KLCC
3. Toll & LCC
4. Relatives within parameters
5. Exterior Design
6. Interior Design
7. Security
8. Landscaping
9. Fresh neighborhood
10. Public amenities
11. Distance to Parents/Inlaws
12. Contractors finishing
13. Developers reputation
14. and of course, price
We created an index against price offerings, so that the scoring wont be biased by selling price; and here’s the result:
Setia Alam: 38 (0.88)
Denai Alam: 43 (1.04)
Alam Impian: 46 (1.12)
Congratulations Alam Impian, you’ve won our heart, money & lifetime commitment!
Welcome but sorry for the fact that you are 2nd in our family 
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