Whatever

[thebrownguy]

guys .. here .. have a laugh ... hahahah...sme1 posted it on fb .. cant stop laughing

 

[sab ahsan]

stuck in exams! hardly get time to think of anything except T-20.

 

[S.U.R.B.]

stuck in exams! hardly get time to think of anything except T-20.

Yeah it's hard to cope with the exams and T20 at the same time.
Best of luck.

 

[sab ahsan]

Thanks!!! Luck is so needed!

 

[KillBill]

Yeah it's hard to cope with the exams and T20 at the same time.
Best of luck.

Exams are fun, real fun

 

[S.U.R.B.]

Exams are fun, real fun

fun but for some not for everyone.

 

[KillBill]

fun but for some not for everyone.

True very true... But there is no satisfaction like answering a paper well .. I miss my student days

 

[KillBill]

I am now downloading Avatar 1080p BlueRay version

 

[S.U.R.B.]

I am now downloading Avatar 1080p BlueRay version

It's a good movie you will enjoy

 

[Hyde]

Nice movie Avatar is ........................

 

[KillBill]

It's a good movie you will enjoy

Thanks mate !!!

I have heard a lot about that movie, but I think you dint see the quality 1080p Blue Ray

One can tolerate rubbish movies and start enjoying them , in this quality format

Surprised to see BR coming so soon to market....

 

[KillBill]

Public pagla gaye hain.... kuch bhi threads bana rahe hain....

 

[S.U.R.B.]

Some 'Avatar' Fans Struggle With Blu-Ray
by Mike Ryan · April 30, 2010


An unusual glitch has angered some "Avatar" Blu-ray owners. For these unlucky people, since the disc won't play on their Blu-ray players, their new "Avatar" Blu-ray serves no real purpose other than to sit idly on the coffee table.

"When 3 out of 3 players in my house (Denon, Samsung and PC) won't play it, then 20th Century Fox should be slapped with losses on this one," said one irritated customer.

In reality, the disc works fine; the problem stems from the Blu-ray players themselves. In order to run optimally, the firmware for these fancy Blu-ray machines needs to be updated regularly via a download from the Web. ("Firmware" is the program that controls the performance of an electronic device, which would be, in this case, the playback of a Blu-ray disc.)

If a Blu-ray player owner doesn't have a home Internet connection, the chances are good the player's firmware will be out of date. Thus making "Avatar" -- a movie that prides itself on being presented with only the most cutting edge of technology -- unplayable with the older firmware. The problem isn't unique to "Avatar," but the movie's popularity has made those complaints among the loudest.

Unfortunately, people without an Internet connection probably aren't reading this particular story -- or the hundreds of other pieces instructing new Blu-ray player owners on how to upgrade. So they're not aware of the root of a problem.

But while they may not have home access to the Internet, they likely do have a telephone. And they've been using their phone to flood retailers with angry calls.

http://movies.yahoo.com/feature/movie-talk-avatar-blu-ray-consumers-cant-watch-DVD.html

 

[Hyde]

Watch this video please

http://www.defence.pk/forums/member...preading-evolution-technology.html#post829012

 

[KillBill]

Some 'Avatar' Fans Struggle With Blu-Ray
by Mike Ryan · April 30, 2010

Movie Talk: Some 'Avatar' Fans Struggle With Blu-Ray

Koi nahin, I am downloading a rip not the BR dump, So I believe it would work absolutely fine.