After trying out the i20, Amelia and I were not even sure we wanted to try the i10, but we had come so far so we thought that we would take it for a spin.
The i10 felt a lot smaller and was a very different drive, the overall feeling and styling was simpler and felt a lot noisier inside.
We did not need to drive far to make our decision that this one was not for us. The i10 offer good value for money with a good warranty and service plan, but lacks in some of the comforts of the i20.
I’d imagine the i10 would be a great run around vehicle and would offer very good fuel economy.
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Amelia and I decided that today is the day we go and test drive some cars. I made a booking to test drive the Hyundai i10 and i20. When we got to the dealership the i20 was ready for us first.
My first thought was that this was a clever sales technique, getting us to drive the slightly more expensive car first so that it would set some form of a standard and well, it did.
The i20 is a really good buy and very comfortable drive. It more or less comes with everything except ESP and Leather interior, but it is a really awesome car.
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I have always wanted to know what people were on about, when referring to PhotoShop or Illustrator, so I finally got myself CS5 Master Collection today and personally feel lost.
For the past few years I have been using a combination of Inkscape and Gimp, but I am looking forward to the learning curve ahead of me, getting familiar with some of the awesome tools that I have heard and read so much about.
I have had my new Dell Studio 1558, for just close to two weeks now and it is great.
The new Studio 1558 features, 500Gb 7200RPM HDD, Core i5 CPU, 4GB 1333 Mhz DDR2 and an ATi Radeon HD 4570.
So far battery life is about three hours and the embedded 3G connection seems a lot more stable than that of the 1555.
Right now I have got my eye on the new Dell U2311H as an add on to my workspace.
I have always liked the idea of a notebook with a big external display to be used as my digital canvas and a Dell monitor seems to be the perfect fit…
The third time, recreation of the film, based on the novel by Morton Freedgood writing as “John Godey”, Pelham 123 has got some excitement, but is also quite predictable at times.
If I wasn’t using my notebook as a DVD player, I would have liked to do some work and follow up on some mails, while watching this one.
Pelham 123, does not demand all of your attention and would probably be good for a social evening with friends, as you could comfortably follow the movie as well as participate in a conversation.
It is not one of those keep you on the edge of your seat type films, but all things considered it is not that bad.
