Photography Equipment Reviews- 10 Cool Picture Viewers

Recently a friend of mine was planning a Photo Eurail Adventure. He said he was going to buy 4 or 5 more Compact Flash Cards, so that he would have enough room for all of his photos. "Eben," I said, "get a Multimedia Storage DVR. When you fill up a card just transfer your images to it." Then we really started to think of the possibilities. "You can even bring your entire photo collection with you on the trip to Europe. You may as well show off your artwork, instead of just talking about it. Put your Tunes, Movies and Lake Tahoe skiing videos on it." It was the perfect solution. He was flying back home before the trip, he could show everyone all of his photography and bring all of his music with him.

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You have spent years collecting music, movies, TV shows and Photos. Get it together with a PMD Personal . With up to 100Gb memory, these cool players allow you to transfer pretty much all your photos and entertainment and take it everywhere you go. There are a dozen of them out now, all by different companies, each one using different formats with different features which ones best for you? How many giga bytes should you buy? We compare 10 excellent image viewers to help you decide.

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Keep It Short and Sweet Equipment Review.

1. Archos AV700 100GB and AV700 40 GB Mobile Digital Video Recorder

The AV700 with its amazing 7" LCD and 480x234 pixel screen is your media companion. It lets you store up to 400 hours of video, 250 movies, 55,000 songs or 1,000,000 photos. A 100GB capacity in an 8-inch machine is huge! You can record and play 1000's of TV shows and movies. The AV700 lets you get video and music content from Microsoft PlaysForSure web sites. Now you can take all your entertainment with you everywhere you go. Using the Archos AV700 rechargeable battery, you'll get up to 30 hours of life for music and up to 4 hours for video playback. Transfer via a USB 2.0 connection. Then organize your photos and watch slide shows on the unit's screen or any TV. Weight 210 oz, Dimensions: 4.2"x8.2"x0.8"

2. Archos AV500 100GB and AV500 30 GB Multimedia Player DVR

The AV 500 has a 4", 480x272 pixel screen. You can store up to 130 hours of home videos, up to 85 movies, up to 15,000 songs or up to 300,000 photos on the 30 GB capacity. Up to one million photos with the 100GB AV500. It's the perfect digital photo companion. USB 2.0 high-speed data transfers. Download pictures from your computer. Organize photos and show them in slide shows, record TV programs, movies and home videos directly from your TV, VCR, DVD, cable and watch on the go! Schedule programs up to month in advance. The AV 500 features a music player and stereo speakers. Easily organize songs and customize your music. Archos AV500 Multimedia Player also records in WAV (PCM or ADPCM) and from analog stereo sources. A stereo microphone to record notes or a concert. It even comes with a nice case! Weight: 11.11oz, Dimensions 7.6"x12.4"x2.4"

3. Epson P-4000 80 GB and P-2000 40 GB Multimedia Storage Viewers

The Epson Viewers have a 3.8" LCD with 640x480 pixels. View, store, and playback photos, music, and videos. Plus listen to MP3 and AAC audio files. The Epson's include rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. Downloading memory cards to the P-2000 is quick and simple. Images are presented in groups of 12, you select a photograph then you can zoom in and move around to check the images details. When you click the display button, it gives you image information including the file size, and other important image information. Once you have viewed and edited your shots you can store the file on the Epson P-4000 80 GB, P-2000 40 GB hard drive. The Epson Storage Viewer has a video interface for connecting to a television, monitor, or projector. The photo viewer has direct printing to some Epson printers without a computer (Epson Stylus Photo R300, R320, R600, and PictureMate). Weight: 1lb, Dimensions: 5.8"x3.3"x1.2"

4. Samsung Yepp YH-999 20 GB Portable Media Center

The Yepp has a 3.5" LCD screen and at less than an inch thick is a Windows based portable multimedia device that makes it easy to store and your valuable photos and play up to 5000 songs, 80 hr. of TV and movies, Movie/Music/Picture Formats: MP3, WMA, WMV and JPEG. Features a USB 2.0 interface. For fast transfers. With the Yepp you can enjoy and share your favorite entertainment with family and friends. It's simple to sync your music, video and pictures together, Hooks up to a TV or stereo. Yepp it's got a rechargeable battery. (I couldn't help it) and even displays album art for your albums. This is a very well designed multimedia device but it's not mac compatible. Weight: 8oz, Dimensions 3.82"x4.21"x.83"

4. SmartDisk FlashTrax XT 80 GB and XT40GB Digital Multimedia Player

The FlashTrax has a flip up 3.6" color LCD screen. Transfer, store and share digital images with the ability to zoom and pan. A slide show feature previews photos and allows you to add background music. Thousands of high resolution images fit into this portable multimedia player. It also records and plays movies and TV. Connect FlashTrax XT to a TV or video projector for large screen viewing with family and friends. The FlashTrax XT , watch movies and videos at your desk, in your car or on a plane anywhere. A Compact Flash reader slot is built in and with an adapter the FlashTrax XT transfers images from all popular flash memory cards. Connect FlashTrax XT to your TV and show your photography to family and friends! Weight: 15oz, Dimensions: 3.82"x6.22"x1.38"

6. iRiver PMP-140 40 GB Portable Media Player

The PMP-140 with it's 3.5" LCD screen lets you take your audio and video media files with you on all your adventures. With an incredible 40 GB of storage is not just for digital photos, it plays full-color, full-motion video, too. The unit has a big 3.5-inch TFT LCD and an audio input so you can load audio from other devices, without a computer. The iRiver PMP-140 doubles as a voice recorder, with its built in mic. Transfer media files to the PMP-140, Via USB 2.0. You can store up to 160 hours of video or up to 1,200 hours of music. The iRiver PMP-140 supports formats MP3 and WMA to WMV and DivX (AVI) video and BMP/JPEG image files. Weight: 2.6lbs, Dimensions: 8.1"x7.5"x3.9"

7. Creative Zen Vision 30 GB Multimedia Player

The exceptional Vision 30 has a 3.7" SharpPix 640x480 pixel high resolution 262,144 color screen with transflective technology that lets you see the screen, even in bright sunlight! It's great to bring all your photos and entertainment with you every where you go. Tens of thousands of photos, up to 120 hours of videos, or 15,000 songs. The Zen Vision is not only lightweight and slim, beneath its classy magnesium casing are features that will fulfill all your digital entertainment needs. Store your whole music collection on this player. Listen to over 1000 hours of music, It's an MP3 player for up to 15,000 songs. Even share your favorite songs with your friends through the built in speaker. A must for all amateur and professional digital photographers. Weight: 8.2oz, Dimensions: 4.88"x2.91"x0.79"

8. The Nikon MSV-01 CoolWalker 30 GB Digital Storage Photo Viewer

The MSV-01's 2.5" LCD is 490x240 pixels. It's packed with features yet easy to carry and simple to use. View your digital photos anywhere. Connect CoolWalker to a TV and impress family & friends with your photos on the big screen. It lets you upload data via USB 2.0 and the Nikon MSV-01 is equipped with a data card slot. Plenty of storage space. Store up to 10,000 digital photos. Calculated for 6 mega pixel images stored in JPEG FINE format. Direct printing without the need for a PC is made possible through support of PictBridge. Weight: 12.3oz, Dimensions: 3.2"x5.1"x1.4"

9. JOBO Giga Vu Pro 60 GB and Jobo Giga Vu Pro 40 GB Personal Media Device

The new JOBO Giga Vu Pro Personal Media Device has an adjustable brightness 3.8" LCD monitor with 320x240 pixels, a touch screen for keyboard entry. WiFi enabled. With an optional Compact Flash WiFi card, the unit can become a node on a wireless network allowing sharing of files with other users. Download your priceless photos in JPEG and RAW file formats. Real Raw Decoding allows the unit to decode RAW formats from Canon, Nikon, and Kodak Pro. Virtually all other RAW formats can be viewed. View 12 thumbnail images per page and a slide show mode (JPEG only). Zoom 1,2,3 or 400% for JPEG and RAW formats. Rename albums, add comments and add keywords to images. You have full control with the JOBO Giga Vu Pro. Play, stop and pause MP3 files. Headphone audio line out. Built in speaker w/volume control. USB 2.0 high speed transfers and Rechargeable Li-Ion battery. Weight: 14.82oz, Dimensions: 5.7"x4.2"x1.5"

10. Apple iPod Photo 60 GB, iPod Photo 30 GB with Video Playback.

The Apple iPod With it's 2.5" wide screen display holds as many as 15,000 photos. This skinny little mobile media center fits in your shirt pocket with room to spare. You can create your own movies or purchase music videos, Pixar short films, or select TV episodes via iTunes 6. Catch up on your reading with audio books. Create photo slideshows, complete with music. Watch video podcasts, It has a calendar and address book. It's worth noting that most of the accessories. Get up to 20 hours of battery life. Plus, a bigger display and a new color, black. Weight: 5.5oz, Dimensions: 4.1"x2.4"x0.55"

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Philips PET749/37 7- Inch Portable Digital LCD DTV and DVD Player with 180- Degrees swivel screen, Black

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The American Way

"Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government" - United States Declaration of Independence

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We often forget what it means to be Americans and usually that means we forgot the American history that we were taught in school. Every reputable textbook on American history has a copy of the Declaration of Independence and Constitution in it. If you were anything like me, you never bothered to read them--even though it was assigned. The schools probably could have done a better job making it more engaging and helped us better understand the older English but, they didn't. Those documents didn't really mean much to me as I never really understood them. There has always been an unconscious idea of American principles that I've carried around. Only recently have I been able to consciously express them. I place a much higher value on the Constitution and Declaration of Independence today because of its ideas and its message--also known as the American Way.

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It is hard to know how those who lived through World Wars or economic collapses felt. The biggest history book event that I have experienced was 9/11. The events of the day and the preceding wars and public policies have likely affected my views on politics in ways I'll never know. Without a doubt, the world would be a very different place today if that never happened. For one, I would not be looking at a hole in the ground when I go into Manhattan and I would still have a chance to view the city from atop the World Trade Towers--one of the side-effects of living in New York is that you don't go to the "tourist" attractions.

On September 11th, 2001, I was a sophomore in high school. I know everyone says they'll never forget that day and of all the days in the last 7 years, I do remember that day most vividly. There are some details that I have forgotten but, I remember the "highlights"--as horrible a word to use as it is. I remember the classes I had that day and the closed off part of the cafeteria. One could actually see the World Trade Towers from my high school in Brooklyn. My Dad--at the time, he worked in downtown Manhattan fairly near what is now Ground Zero--had picked me up from school that day and the trains weren't working so there was quite some walking. Some trains did come back online which was of great help as I lived on the other side of Brooklyn. The cable news networks kept showing the collapse of the two towers that day and everyone wanted to know what the hell happened. I was basically glued to the TV, I'm sure, most other Americans were as well.

I was in total support of going after Osama bin Laden and his friends in Afghanistan. Who wasn't? How can any American just do nothing after such an attack? The invasion of Afghanistan in search of bin Laden was as justified a mission as any could have been. It was unfortunate that we switched gears, stopped looking for bin Laden, and invaded Iraq. At first, I was sold on the Iraq War. I was also not even old enough to vote yet so what did I really know? My allegiance to any political party could have easily been had and as the Iraq War quickly turned sour, the Democratic Party had me.

My political-awareness has shot to the sky ever since I was able to vote. I guess it didn't really make much of a difference to me whether I understood the political system or not if I had no say. My parents weren't bringing up politics at the dinner table--in fact, they would be in the populous who abstains from voting or caring--and how many teenagers sit around and talk about politics? College probably made a difference and stereotypically--considering I'm from a very liberal New York--I considered myself a Democrat. I do remember my Dad always being in favor of Republicans because he didn't like the welfare state--ironically, he works for the United States Post Office now. Checking "Democratic Party" on my voter registration form didn't take much thought and I proceeded to vote for the Democratic candidate in 2004--my first election year. I didn't even really know John Kerry's message and if I were to read his platform today, I would probably be sick to my stomach excluding the part about leaving Iraq.

I was pretty brainwashed by the Democratic Party's propaganda and the general leftist liberal messages. Some of it did make sense. I believe that people should be free, civil rights should be protected, and all the other liberal positions on natural liberties. Liberty is one issue that I have a very firm and immovable stance on. Patrick Henry summarizes it perfectly, "Give me Liberty, or give me Death!" I believe there is no point in living under a tyranny of any sort be it by a small group or a majority.

I would likely still be affiliating myself with the Democratic Party if I wasn't so interested in money. I don't mean just having it; we all want to have money. It is only natural to want to be well off. That is why we go to college. My interest in money extends deeper than riches in the form of fast cars, gold teeth, spinning rims, or big houses--I'm probably not that into gold teeth or spinning rims anyway. It is my curiosity of how money works that led me to learn as much as I could about economics and to some degree finance.

Once I had a pretty solid understanding of economics, it was no longer possible to support the liberal agenda. It had become illogical. From that point I had considered myself a "Moderate"--not that I knew what that meant. Aligning with some sort of group just seemed important--it was all peer pressure! Since I couldn't support the Democratic welfare agenda or the Republican warfare agenda, I took the middle ground. I knew I couldn't support either major party but, was not savvy enough to look for third parties.

My affiliation with moderates lasted for a while. The votes I cast in 2006 was mainly a message to Congress saying, "leave Iraq." Many other Americans appeared to have had the same message as well. The Congress has not gotten an inch closer in doing so. The inaction of Congress was extremely disappointing. Imagine that, just two years of the "democratic" process and it was able to suck out my enthusiasm. There is this idea of America that I read about, heard about, and learned about but, where is it?

The idea of America is still very much with us. It is in our history, our Constitution, and our Declaration of Independence. Unfortunately, not many people from the two major parties are aware that the idea of America is not in the America that they are creating. I come across a lot of liberals in New York and sometimes a conservative here and there. The trend that I've noticed is that they are so caught up in party politics that they forget about the idea of America. One side argues for an increase in welfare programs like universal health care and the other side is all about fighting the terrorists by taking away our rights. Both sides don't think twice before trampling over the Constitution.

The Constitution is a very short document. It outlines all the powers of the United States government and unless a power is stated, it is not a power of the federal government. If we were to ever doubt that, we can just read the 10th Amendment in the Bill of Rights. It tells us that any powers not mentioned are reserved for the States or the people. It isn't the IRS Tax Code. It is not hard to make sure policies are in line with the supreme law of the land.

The American Way is fundamentally very simple with the Constitution at its core. We know that individual freedom and liberty leads to greater prosperity for everyone. It is in a free society where each individual's right to life, liberty, and property is protected that everyone is better off. America has grown to become a great and strong nation in the span of less than two and a half centuries because of these core beliefs. We have brought incredible prosperity to our own people and to the people of the world. Where there are people living in unjust circumstances, our history is their hope. This idea of individual freedom and liberty is not the prevailing thought in human history and not many centuries ago, the majority of people lived under tyrannies; lived as slaves.

Modern America has veered off course under many Presidents from both parties. Regardless of the politicians, we are still a great nation of great people. The American Way is being and has slowly been phased out of public opinion. It is incredibly sad that so many Americans don't understand their own system of government--for one, we are not a democracy but, a republic. History has shown that free people tend to become enslaved if they fail to understand what it means to be free. It is painfully clear that the majority of American citizens have forgotten what it means to be an American when the biggest debates in public policy is about how much government should do for these groups of people or to solve this problem instead of whether government should even be involved in these issues at all.

Our immediate future is littered with gloom and doom. It is going to be hard to avoid at least some backlash after decades of disregarding the wisdom of Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, John Adams, et al. Our economy is being held together by duct tape and the majority of our citizens would be quicker to embrace socialism than take an understanding in free markets. The news is bad and is likely to get worse. It has taken a long time to deteriorate to where we are but luckily, it will take a lot less time to get back to real prosperity.

I hear a lot of people saying that things are still okay. We are still an economic powerhouse and things could be worse. I certainly agree that things are only okay and could still get worse. I was getting a haircut one day and at the shop was a recent immigrant from China. She was basically complaining about how things are not so great here compared to how it was back home. I don't have much of the details as I can't speak a lick of Chinese without sounding like an idiot so my understanding is going to be fairly elementary. The main thing I took away from having eavesdropped on that conversation is that we have fallen quite a bit if our standard of living can even be compared to those of a Communist nation. Are we now a people satisfied with mediocrity? I've heard many people speak ungratefully about America before but rarely are they able to say they would be better off had they not come here.

I am certainly not going to take her words as truth--I am biased towards my country. The Chinese middle class happens to eclipse our entire population so there is incredible potential there. However, we have roots in freedom that the Chinese just do not. American ingenuity cannot be duplicated by massive government control. We have a fundamental and almost innate understanding of freedom. We are open, kind, resilient, independent, creative, and forward thinking. Those are the qualities that our Constitution brings out in people that are part of the American Way.

232 years ago, in 1776, on the 4th of July, a people declared their independence from tyrannical monarchy rule. On that day, freedom took root in the Americas. Unbeknown to most of human kind would be the incredible prosperity that all man would be blessed with from that day forward. Thomas Paine noted that "the cause of America is in a great measure the cause of all mankind." The cause of America is still ongoing. Throughout our 232 year history, there have been highs and lows. Times when freedoms and liberties were lost and people suffered and times when freedom and liberty provided us with enormous prosperity. Some of us may have become too complacent with the status-quo and forgotten the American Way but, today, freedom is a message whose time has come--again. There is an undercurrent of free minded Americans who remember the American cause and understand the American Way.

On this 4th of July, I urge you to read over the Declaration of Independence, our Constitution, and the Bill of Rights. Thomas Jefferson once said, "every government degenerates when trusted to the rulers of the people alone. The people themselves, therefore, are its only safe depositories." If we are to remain a nation of freedom and prosperity, it is up to we the people to keep government in check. And we can only do that if we understand the American Way.

The American Way

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• 16:9 Wide Screen Format - Reverse Imaging Left/Right Up/Down - DC 12 Volt Power
• Resolution: 1440 x 234 Dots - Brightness/ Contrast/ Color/ Tint Adjustments - Dimensions: 7.25'' (W) x 5.65'' (H) x 1.45'' (D)
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Axion AXN-8701 widescreen portable handheld TV gives you the ability to enjoy your favorite television programs anywhere in your home – even away from home. Use it to watch TV while others are occupying the main TV or the room where it is located. Watch the morning news without having to get out of bed, or while sun bathing in the back yard. The LCD TV has a 7-inch LCD widescreen that offers a high-resolution, high-brightness display. The built-in ATSC/NTSC tuner for both analog and digital channels and the built-in antenna enables you to receive crisp reception of your favorite channels - and it will work after the digital to analog transition on February 19, 2009. The AXN-8701 comes with an additional external antenna to help receive stronger reception. The portable player features A/V input for external audio/video sources. The built-in twin speaker system allows for multiple people to watch at once or you can plug your headphones into the headphone jack to enjoy your favorite programs without disturbing those around you. The rechargeable Lithium-Polymer battery offers you a sufficient amount of time to watch several of your favorite shows without having to frequently recharge the battery. Portable TV includes an AC power adapter as well as a car adaptor (used by plugging into the cigarette lighter of your car) so you will be able to have unlimited use on a long road trip. Remote control, A/V cables and instruction manual are also included with portable TV player.

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• 4 x 85 Watts maximum power with front/rear RCA preamp outputs
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The double-DIN BV9555 from Boss Audio Systems is an affordable way to add DVD entertainment to your vehicle. Enjoy playback of DVDs, CDs, SVCDs and VCDs. Includes both a USB port and SD/MMC card slot for quick enjoyment of digital media (MP3/WMA/MP4) as well, along with an AM/FM radio with 30 presets. A side panel auxiliary input and rear A/V input let you connect external multimedia devices, and you can expand your system with front and rear preamp outputs and a rear view camera input.

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Front panel USB port for playback of digital media.

Full-featured remote included.

7-Inch Touchscreen
The BV9555 features a 7-inch, color TFT touchscreen. Your widescreen video will look great thanks to the 1440 x 324 pixel resolution and high brightness.

DVDs and More
Enjoy playback of your favorite DVDs, CDs, SVCDs, and VCDs in the slot-loading DVD player.

Or play back MP3/WMA audio or MP4 video from disc, USB, or SD Card.

Dial in your sound with the treble, bass, balance and fade controls.

AM/FM Radio
Listen to your favorite radio programming with the AM/FM Radio with PLL synthesized tuner.

Instantly access your favorite stations with 30 presets.

Connectivity
Use the side panel auxiliary input to connect external audio devices, or the rear A/V input for external video (game systems, etc.). The SD/MMC card slot and USB port let you play back your MP3/WMA or MPEG4 files if you don't feel like burning a disc.

Room to Grow
The BV9555 packs four channels of 85 Watts, but if you want more you can expand your system thanks to dual (front and rear) RCA preamp outputs.

You can also add a rear view camera for safety and convenience.

Wireless Remote Included
Control the action with a handy remote.

What's in the Box
Boss BV9555 Receiver, Remote Control, USB Cable, Installation Hardware, User's Manual, Warranty Card

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Expat Life in Sri Lanka, Colombo

I recently visited the wonderful island of Sri Lanka, and found a country full of surprises.

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Sri Lanka is situated just south of India, in the Indian Ocean. Once known as the Dominium of Ceylon and often referred to as the tea country, tea plantations abundantly thrive across the island, with spice gardens, banana and coconut palms growing randomly to create a jungle of natural resources.

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People, animals and transport seem to co-exist side by side with no animosity towards each other. Dogs wonder aimlessly across or bask in the sun at the side of roads, cows and goats roam around everywhere, even on the beaches (which I found rather amusing) and people are everywhere, whether walking, cycling, using a tuc-tuc, motorbike with 5 astride, in a taxi, bus, car or truck, each takes up a space of the not too wide road. But co-exist they do, there is no anger at being stuck behind a truck, merely a short hooting of the horn to say I am here and would like to pass, politeness abounds and the expression and sounds are all of friendliness, within a country that sorely needs help at redeveloping itself since the tsunami. People are poor and yet happiness is everywhere.... Not just for the child on the hip or the person at their side, but for expats and tourists as well.

Tourists fluctuate towards the resorts and some chance the areas slightly outside of these areas, to experience a quieter less harassed holiday. Small pockets of expats can be found, dotted all over the country. When you bump into these people and chat about life on the island, there is not much to complain about. Yes, sometimes the water gets turned off or the electricity, yes the internet is not as fast as they would like it to be. Isn't that how most people feel in developed countries anyway: The faster it gets the faster we want it. In this little piece of paradise, expats are not too concerned that it takes a little longer to do things here, the people are prepared to wait, not too hasty to move forward too quickly. There was a lot of talk and concern about the elections and safety within the country and there are still road blockades and police / army personnel with guns wandering around keeping peace if necessary. However, with 70% of the population being Buddhists, the lifestyle is peaceful and life simplistic.

From an expat perspective, I could not fault the lifestyle. As said above, yes there are definite things missing, things are slower, it takes a good 4 - 6 hours to get from Colombo to Galle and similarly to anywhere about 200km's apart. I cannot say that the roads are particularly in good condition, but in the 10 days that I visited, I did not see one accident. Hardships could include the lack of being able to get from one part of the island to another quickly, the lack of fast internet connection, perhaps the human waste / refuse, which allows for the influx of flies, the dirt which is left to lie around and lastly the lack of funds to rebuild the country to what it was before the Tsunami.

Having said that, I have to look at all the good things that you find there, the beauty of the natural resources, how the nationals and expats are trying to rebuild the country, the beaches, game parks and mountains. This is truly a beautiful part of the world.

Expat Cost of living summary

The currency in Sri Lanka is the Sri Lankan Rupee LKR

The Exchange rate as at 15 January 2010 was = 114.217 Rupees

I am going to break the Cost of living down according to some of the basket items:

Alcohol and Tobacco: Alcohol at Bar, Beer, Cigarettes, Locally Produced Spirit, Whiskey, Wine

Cigarettes (20s) - .14 to

Domestic Beer(500ml) - .50

Imported Beer (330ml) - .80

Wine at a bar - a glass

Wine at a shop - (750ml bottle)

Hotels tend to increase the prices of alcohol as it is the one way that they can make a profit. There are many small hotels and restaurants which create a competitive edge to where you can stay.

Clothing: Business Suits, Casual Clothing, Children's Clothing and footwear, Coats and hats, Evening Wear, Shoe Repairs, Underwear

Casual Long Sleeved Shirt (Men) -

Casual Long Sleeved Trousers (Men) -

Shorts (Men) -

T-Shirt (Men) -

Casual Blouse (Women) - $7

Casual Skirt (Women) -

Children's Jeans (Boys) -

Children's Jeans (Girls) - .50

Children's Shirt(Boys) -

Children's Shirt(Girls) -

Clothes are extremely cheap, in Colombo a person can get most of the name branded clothing at fairly reasonable prices in Factory shops.

Communication: Home Telephone Rental and Call Charges, Internet Connection and service provider fees, Mobile / Cellular Phone Contract and Calls

Monthly phone rental - .36

Phone call rate - .05 for a local call

Internet line connection fee - 4 (buy all equipment with installation)

Internet service provider fee - (1 geg free thereafter)

Monthly mobile contract fee - .18 (for the year)

Mobile / cellular call rate - 90% of phones are prepaid,

Mobile Phone 100 Minutes Call -

- .012 - .05 sms peak times

Due to so many of the nationals working overseas to send money home, the communication costs are extremely low and there are often special deals or no cost is involved in the actual call.

Education: Creche / Pre-School Fees, High School / College Fees, Primary School Fees, Tertiary Study Fees

Annual Creche fee - .36 per month

Annual Primary school fee - 0 - 6 per month

Annual High School fee - 0 - 6 per month

Annual 1st Year Tertiary / University fee - 0 to 6 per month (dependent on which

private school they go to)

Private schooling is the most expensive on the island for expat children to attend, however the rates in comparison to other countries are reasonable. Expats that I came across spoke highly of the education system in the country and were happy with the private education that their children were receiving.

Furniture and Appliances: DVD Player, Fridge Freezer, Iron, Kettle, Toaster, microwave, Light Bulbs, Television, Vacuum Cleaner, Washing Machine

DVD Player -

Fridge / Freezer - 9 (LG / Whirlpool - 4 year guarantee)

Iron - cheap to top of the range

Kettle - cheap to top of the range

Microwave - 1

TV 21 inch - 4 (2 year guarantee)

Washing Machine LG - 0

Discounts can be negotiated with stores on all items

Groceries bought in a grocery store: Baby Consumables, Baked Goods, Baking, Canned Foods, Cheese, Cleaning Products, Dairy, Fresh Fruits, Fresh Vegetables, Fruit Juices, Frozen, Meat, Oil & Vinegars, Pet Food, Pre-Prepared Meals, Sauces, Seafood, Snacks, Soft Drinks, Spices & Herbs

Powdered baby formula (400g) - $7

Plain biscuits (100g) - .20

Loaf white bread (200g) - .70

Cake Flour (1kg) - .80

Baked Beans (415g) - .92

Tuna (185g) - .75

Cheese: Cheddar (250g) - .63

Crisps: Pringles (139g) - .50

Autowash clothing powder (750g) - .57

Dishwash liquid (500g) - .87

Clothing Softener (2l) - .40

Breakfast Cereal (250g) - .45

Butter (227g) - .18

Milk (1l) - .40

Eggs (12) - .80

Orange Juice (1l) - .80

Frozen Mixed Vegetables (1kg) - .20

Cooking oil (1l) - .22

Olive oil (500ml) - .28

Can of cola (355ml) - .00

Local Fizzy Soft Drink (1l) - .30

Local Natural Mineral Water (5l) - .08

Tea Bags (200g) - .85

Instant Coffee (100g) - .75

Local Ground Coffee (200g) - .66

Salt (400g) - .26

Pepper (400g) - .35

Prices were obtained from local grocery stores, there are no big department stores to shop in.

Healthcare: General Practitioner Consultation rates, Hospital Private Ward Daily, Rate, Non-Prescription Medicine, Private Medical Insurance / Medical Aid Contributions

GP Private rate visit with meds - .50

Hospital Private ward rates - per day

Dentistry - Tooth extraction - .35

Most expats use Bupa or the Sri Lankan Equivalent

Household: House / Flat Mortgage, House / Flat Rental, Household Electricity Consumption, Household Gas / Fuel Consumption, Household Water Consumption, Local Property Rates / Taxes / Levies

Rent 2 bed Apartment City Centre - 0

Rent 2 bed Apartment outside of City Centre - 0

Electricity, Gas, Water, Garbage per - to per month for an average

household, this is expensive when taking household

air conditioning into account

Gas / Fuel - 12 ½ kg bottle -

Local property Rates - 8 to 10% of value of property

Expats cannot buy a property directly, this has to be done via a Lawyer who owns the property. Mortgage for locals is 4/5%. This is where most expats find the costs creep in, running the air conditioners is extremely expensive as well as the cost of water.

Miscellaneous: Domestic Help, Dry Cleaning, Linen, Office Supplies, Newspapers and Magazines, Postage Stamps

Domestic Rates - full time per person - average

1 Black inkjet printer cartridge -

1 Color inkjet printer cartridge -

500 sheets printer paper - .23

Local Daily Newspaper - .17

International Daily Newspaper - .45

International Magazine -

International Airmail Stamps - .22

Domestic Stamps - .12

Domestic help is cheap and most employees either live on the property or close by. Office supplies are reasonable, with CD's and DVD's freely available on the street where most locals buy them.

Personal Care: Cosmetics, Haircare, Moisturiser / Sun Block, Nappies, Pain Relief Tablets, Toilet Paper, Toothpaste, Soap / Shampoo / Conditioner

Body lotion (400ml) Vaseline Intensive car - .53

Toilet paper 1 ply per roll - .50

Toothpaste (200g) - .92

Shampoo (200ml) - .40

Some of the items that can be purchased can be expensive, like creams, sunblocks and cosmetic creams. Name brand products are the most expensive.

Recreation and Culture: Books, Camera Film, Cinema Ticket, DVD and CD's, Sports goods, Theatre Ticket

Books paper back -

Cinema ticket - .50

DVD / CD Imported -

Cricket ticket - .50 to

Theatre Ticket - only in Colombo -

Hard cover books are expensive in the country, but paper back books are of a similar cost to the US and UK. Cinema tickets are cheap due to the availability of cheap DVD replicas which can be bought on street corners. International cricket tickets are also kept cheap for the local population.

Restaurants / Meals out / Hotels: Business Dinner, Dinner at Restaurant (non fast food), Hotel Rates, Take Away Drinks & Snacks (fast Food)

Business Dinner excl Alcohol - per person

Dinner / lunch at local restaurant - per person

McDonalds Big Mac - .10

Hotel Rates 3* - to pppn

Hotel Rates 4* - to 0 pppn

Hotel Rates 5* - 0 pppn upwards

Take away - Can of cola x 1 - .70

Medium pizza - .50

Hamburger - .00

Coffee - pot x 3 cups - .40

As in most countries how much you pay for a meal is dependent on where you go, the local restaurants have great local meals, as well as international flavours, we found a fabulous vegetarian restaurant in Galle, well worth a visit and all prices were fairly cheap. Some restaurants do take advantage of the tourist population and serve sub standard meals. However, most restaurants were good with their portions and meal plans.

Transport: Hire Purchase / Lease of Vehicle, Petrol / Diesel, Public Transport, Service Maintenance, Tyres, Vehicle Insurance, Vehicle Purchase

Hire / Lease car - Sedan Toyota Corolla - .14 per day for 1 week

Hire / Lease car - Toyota RAV4 - .71 per day for 1 week

Petrol unleaded per litre - .23

Diesel per litre - .64

Bus Ticket (one way) - .00

Taxi Ride - per km - .50

Tuc Tuc - 10 km ride - .00

Train Ticket 2nd class - .57

If you are visiting I would suggest you use the local taxis and tuc-tucs, driving can be a head-ache and unpleasant experience if you are not used to the local norms. However, speeds do not go over 80km on the bigger roads and overall a safe place to drive.

The above detail are some of the items form the basis of the cost of living indexes for each basket group in the Xpatulator calculators, these costs are then used with their indexes and exchange rates to calculate the cost of living in different locations.

For more information on Sri Lanka read more at www.xpatulator.com/outside.cfm.

Expat Life in Sri Lanka, Colombo

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