WLED-TV was created in 1968.

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern W--WLED. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter W and 4th letter W and 5th letter L and 6th letter E and 7th letter D. In alphabetical order, they are:

wrawled

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 10 words with the pattern ---WLED. That is, seven letter words with 4th letter W and 5th letter L and 6th letter E and 7th letter D. In alphabetical order, they are:

brawled

crawled

drawled

growled

prowled

scowled

shawled

spawled

trawled

wrawled

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 12 words with the pattern --WLED. That is, six letter words with 3rd letter W and 4th letter L and 5th letter E and 6th letter D. In alphabetical order, they are:

bawled

bowled

cowled

fowled

gowled

howled

jowled

mewled

sowled

wawled

yawled

yowled

The side marker lights can be removed by releasing the amber or red housing from the bumper fascia. To release the amber front side markers, use a long, stiff rod (I used a 1/8" x 1" steel bar about 30 inches long) to compress the large plastic clip on the end of the housing. The clip is accessible from the engine compartment behind the headlight housing. Good lighting is essential to see where you are poking and a helper is beneficial. Once you see the clip and have an appropriate bar or rod, depressing the plastic spring clip and rotating the housing out is a 30 second affair. Once the housing is out, the socket and wiring can be pressed toward the housing to compress the o-ring while twisting counter-clockwise one quarter of a turn. The "168" type bulb is 5 watts and is simply pushed in or pulled out. I recommend looking at the front side marker lights from inside the engine compartment even if only to see how the rear side marker light is constructed. They are only different in color. The rear housing is a bit more difficult, but not impossible. I use an 8mm socket to remove one screw that holds the leading tip of the wrap-around bumper fascia. It is easily located by going straight down into the wheel well from the leading edge (hinge side) of the fuel filler door. It screws straight up into plastic, so be careful not to strip it on re-assembly. Once that screw is out (again, I can't stress how important good lighting is) the bumper skin and wheel-well liner can be carefully pulled apart and you can see the leading edge of the red, rear housing and the plastic spring clip. Indeed, Hyundai engineers even created a notch in the wheel well housing so that seasoned professionals can access the clip by feel and experience. I used a 14" long regular screwdriver to depress the spring and rotate the housing out. The bulb, socket, and housing arrangement are the same as above. A few miscellaneous notes: EVERY source I have seen mis-identifies the bulb type for this make and model. It IS a 5 watt 168 bulb. The housing is stamped with that information. These applications (in my humble opinion) are ideal for LED bulb replacement. Just be sure to get amber LED assemblies for the amber housing and red LED assemblies for the red housing. 2 x WLED-A5 amber bulbs for the fronts and 2 x WLED-R5 red bulbs for the rears cost $17 right to my mailbox. I know that's a bit more, but consider this: a local shop wasted their time quoting me $20 to replace a SINGLE 168 bulb covering my license plate!

See I myself is a student of electrical engineering at a govt. engineering college in india. Well it was too difficult for me too to figure out which laptop I should buy. I have selected some laptops , u can pick up anyone of these based on the price Rs. 10,000-20,000 go for Wipro ego minilaptops Rs. 20,000-30,000 go for Acer aspire laptops based on dual core processor. Rs. 30,000-40,000 U can choose HCL leaptops, they are great value for money. Rs. 40,000-50,000 Go for Sony Vaio VGN series laptops they cost around 45,000 and have core2duo processor. Rs. 50,000-60,000 choose DELL studio 15 - its the best fit for any job. I have this one. Its a fast and responsive laptop with high-definition WLED screen, 512MB graphics card,4GB RAM,500 GB HDD and slot drive. I am loving it. Its Wi-fi capability is superb.We have around 3,500 laptops in our college of different makes. I have compared mine with all others. Mine is the best.......everyone accepts that. Rs. 60,000-70,000 Dell XPS . They are even better than studio laaptops but are quiet costly for a student. beyond 70,000 I have no idea coz i never thought of purchasing a laptop in this range.

Firstly it depends upon your pocket that upto which extent you can spend money. Second what are your requirements, means what features you need in your system(laptop).According to me both are cool but I'll go with studio 15 because the price of dell inspiron 15(base model) on dell India site is Rs. 36,900 having configuration as Intel core 2 duo processor T6500(2.10Ghz, 800Mhz FSB and 2Mb L2 cache) with

Window Vista Home Premium SP1 Edition 32-bit.

Matte Black color.

15.6" 720pixel WXGA(1366*768) display with Truelife. And

1.3 MP Integrated web camera.

3Gb NECC Dual channel DDR2 SDRAM.

320Gb 5400rpm SATA hard drive

8x DVD +/-RW Drive with DVD +R with double layer capability.It comes withintegrated Intel graphics media accelerator X4500 HD.

Dell wireless 1397 802.11b/g half mini card for wi-fi. And bluetooth also for more connectivity.

Integrated speakers.

Dell keyboard with Touchpad.

Integrated 10/100 ethernet

7 in 1 card reader and express card slot(54mm).

2 USB(2.0) ports.and 6 cell primary battery.

But what would you'll get in studio 15 is:Price of base model is Rs. 41,900in which what more you'll get Intel centrino(we expect centrino 2) mobile technology Intel core 2 duo processor T6500. 256MB ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4570 discrete graphic card.WLED 15.6" 720p screen which is more power efficient.One thing i like is slot load DVD player and writer with double layer support means no need worry about suddenly break down of trays when pop up out. It is with integrated 2.0 mega pixel web camera.Chainlink black color.8 in 1 card reader.

Noise isolation ear budslaser mouse.

Gigabit ethernet.

Sound card- Integrated stereo sound with subwoofer.

3 USB ports( 2 Standard(2.0) and 1 eSATA combo.)

HDMI port for high definition video.

Intel wi fi link 5100(a/g/n) half mini card.

Sensible Facial recognition software for more security.And much more.Now let see about upgrades.Studio 15 can be upgraded to 8GB RAM.Processor upto Intel core 2 duo P8700(2.53GHz,1066 MHz FSB, 3MB) and T9800(2.93GHz,1066MHz,6MB).Operating system upto Window Vista Ultimate 64 bit.Display upto 1020pixels.Hard drive upto 500GB.Blu-ray drive.512 MB of ATI radeon HD 4570 graphic card.Intel wifi link 5300backlit keyboard.And much more softwares like office, power DVD , roxio creator 10 etc. But in Dell Inspiron15you upgrade upto Intel P8600 only.4GB RAM12.7" tray load blu ray drive256 MB ATI RADEON HD 4330 graphic card( for Rs. 4394 approx.)Intel 5100 wifi linkfor(Rs.590)No backlit keyboard.It means just upgrading to 256MB graphic card and Intel 5100 wifi link your price for INSPIRON 15 reaches 41,884 but in this you're not getting WLED screen, headphones, laser mouse, 2 mega pixel camera, slot load DVD player, speakers with subwoofer , gigabit ethernet, security software and much more.Studio 15 is also good for gaming and have good battery back up also. With best price compared to its competitors like Hp, only because dell is no. 2 company (according to reports) So price of Inspiron15 > Studio 15 for same configuration.In end again i would like to say that it depends upon you that what you want but in my opinion Studio 15 is best. The whole data is taken from dell 's India official site. I'm not responsible for any mistakes.For any enquiry you can mail me or write in guestbook @ www.Spy.wen9.com ....3S...