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As it is typical with most of the other bad credit loans, this loan also involves higher years of repayment and very high interest rates. Typically this loan should not exceed about 5- 6 years, which is the normal time that people use a new vehicle. However, auto loans are for very long periods of time. At some times you might end up paying the high rates of interest even after you have got rid of the vehicle which is a big disadvantage here. These high rates of interest will end up increasing the amount of money you spend repaying the loan. For someone who is already in debt, this might be a bigger burden and an unhealthy option.

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Windows Phone fans can look forward to a glut of Nokia-branded smart devices before the Finnish firm completes the sale of its mobile division to Microsoft.

‘Sources familiar with Nokia’s road map’ have told The Verge that there will be half a dozen new products on show.


While details on all of these are as yet unclear, it is known that Nokia will be outing its 6-inch Lumia 1520, putting itself up against Samsung’s Galaxy Note 3.

The phone is believed to pack a 20-megapixel camera, using Espoo’s PureView tech.

But the real excitement centres around the Lumia 2520. Nokia’s Windows tablet has been hyped for years, pretty much from the minute Nokia revealed it was working with Microsoft.

How the slate will stack up against the iPad and Nexus 7 remains to be seen. Microsoft’s new Surface 2 slate is out on the same day as the Nokia event, suggesting Redmond is plotting a concerted attack on the tablet space as Christmas approaches.

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Like other Galaxy devices, the Note 8.0’s lightweight plastic build might deter people who prefer ostensibly higher-grade iPhone-style build materials and who equate heft in their hand with quality.

But there’s actually much here to admire. At 8mm thick, the Note 8.0 is appealingly slim for an eight-inch screen-toting tablet. It’s also easy to hold in one hand and feels great. Support for the S-Pen stylus is a welcome addition to a Samsung tablet too.

Samsung Galaxy devices don't differ too much from each other - to the extent that it can be hard to tell them apart. And so it is for the Note 8.0.

Adhering fairly fast to the nature-inspired approach that Samsung introduced with the Galaxy S3, the Note 8.0’s features rounded edges and comes in black, white, silver and brown colour options.

While the front offers a mostly matte finish, the backplate is shinier and there’s a silver strip around the middle section which is, of course, where you’ll find all your ports.

Also in evidence is the familiar rectangular home button that’s a staple feature of Galaxy kits. As are ‘home’ and menu’ buttons, in a layout that you’ll recognise if you’ve ever used pretty much any Android device.

As with the comparably sized iPad mini, the battery isn’t removable. That won't bother many, but could be a bugbear for power users.