It can't get any geekier
Kaustub [Kiran Nadkarni], studying in a premiere engineering college, says he has a number of friends who freak on gadgets. "They are more interested in gadgets than academics. Some of them skip movies and fun jaunts, just to explore new brands," he says. It's not that these technosex...
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| Published in | Knight Ridder Tribune Business News p. 1 |
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| Format | Newsletter |
| Language | English |
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Washington
Tribune Content Agency LLC
11.06.2005
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| Summary: | Kaustub [Kiran Nadkarni], studying in a premiere engineering college, says he has a number of friends who freak on gadgets. "They are more interested in gadgets than academics. Some of them skip movies and fun jaunts, just to explore new brands," he says. It's not that these technosexuals are in love with just one gadget. They might like a broad spectrum of gadgets. Some even have an interesting habit. "I open up the entire system of any new purchase I make and try to learn the functioning!" Rahul Kumar, a BBA student tells us. |
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