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Although the card is fine, which I the main reason I purchased, the reader doesn't appear to be properly recognized on any USB port on either my desktop or laptop, both running XP. Both computers 'see' the drive and I can navigate to the files on the card, however, if I try to copy any files to the card, I get a message indicating the card is locked...which it isn't...I've set the lock on the card to both positions several times to make sure. The card reads fine in the built in SD reader on my laptop and through a SanDisk reader plugged into my desktop.
I tried downloading the driver and app from the Transcend website but it aborts because it doesn't 'see' that the reader is attached...tried it with the card in and with the card out...same result.
If the main reason you're buying this combo is the nice little reader, you might think twice.
I tried downloading the driver and app from the Transcend website but it aborts because it doesn't 'see' that the reader is attached...tried it with the card in and with the card out...same result.
If the main reason you're buying this combo is the nice little reader, you might think twice.
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I spent a great deal of time researching flat panels. This seemed to be the best of the bunch. After standing in Best Buy for 2 hours looking at pictures side by side and talking with a sales rep, this was confirmed. Amazon's price was $600 less. The "white glove" delivery guys were great, set everything up without a problem. The picture is breathtaking. I say this having had a Sony wega w/ HD for the last 3 years. Picture quality is unbelievable. The sound from the TV is also fantastic. The biggest complaint I read about this unit before buying was the "touch of red" around the bezel and how distracting it was. You can barely even tell it's there, so I don't know what these people are talking about. I highly recommend this TV.
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I love using this keyboard on my windows machines. It is easy to set up and is very intuitive in its game settings. The added keys allow for some neat macros to be used in World of Warcraft. These allow for added pwnage against people with standard keyboards.
I tried using this on my Mac Pro OSX 10.5.x. It did function as any normal keyboard but the extra keys didn't seem to do too well. I was able to tweak it a bit but they were never as good as when I was using it in Windows Vista.
All in all a wonderful piece of kit for your Windows based machine.
I tried using this on my Mac Pro OSX 10.5.x. It did function as any normal keyboard but the extra keys didn't seem to do too well. I was able to tweak it a bit but they were never as good as when I was using it in Windows Vista.
All in all a wonderful piece of kit for your Windows based machine.
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I had this, on my Wish List, for a while. Finally, I had to buy it. I was only content with my SanDisk 8 GB Cruzer Micro USB 2.0 Drive with U3 SDCZ6-8192-A11 (retail packaging), with "U3" technology. That drive allowed me to store a lot of info, college projects, research, and to save large files for various Operating Systems.... However, being a Tech Geek, I was drooling over the 32 GB flash / thumb drive, and I am very happy with the product.
I researched, for a while, due to the fact that prices were higher when I began drooling over the 32 GB availability, and the Corsair drive was my choice after reading reviews.
The drive arrives clean, and ready for possibilities. My Cruzer drive has the U3 system built in...which is nice...but also can be a pain, on older computers, some public computers, or computers with slow memory.
On the other hand, having all of your email, browser settings, and favorite programs in your pocket is wonderful.
I have read several books, about how to
I researched, for a while, due to the fact that prices were higher when I began drooling over the 32 GB availability, and the Corsair drive was my choice after reading reviews.
The drive arrives clean, and ready for possibilities. My Cruzer drive has the U3 system built in...which is nice...but also can be a pain, on older computers, some public computers, or computers with slow memory.
On the other hand, having all of your email, browser settings, and favorite programs in your pocket is wonderful.
I have read several books, about how to
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Samsung A750 46" LCD has a great picture. Much better than any other brand that I saw in stores prior to purchasing it. Touch of Red just adds to the beauty. Great buy and grat value. Would highly recomend. Just have one question: When you first turn TV on---the screen reads across the top 1980x1080i @ 60hz. Why does it say 60 hz when I have the 120 hz on and set to the high position?
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Pros: Lots of extra storage.
I needed some extra drive space an an external drive seemed like the best solution given my situation. I read some good reviews online so I decided to buy this drive. So far, I am very happy with it.
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The player is sleight in appearance, but solid in its construction and it feels sturdy, with a good amount of heft. It has quick load times, especially when the "Quick Menu" option is turned on. It bitstreams the advanced codecs (Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD High Resolution & Master Audio) without any trouble and decodes TrueHD over HDMI flawlessly. The BonusView features work without any problems, but the player still has not received its firmware update to do BD-Live. Since the player doesn't decode DTS-HD HR or MA, any BonusView secondary audio that contains a DTS-HD mix will only be played back using the legacy DTS core.
More negatives are the confusing wordings of the player's setup menu, which make it somewhat timely to get the player to decode and/or bitstream and display the proper aspect ratios, etc. exactly as you want it to.
Other than that, it is nearly perfect, playing 1080p/24 material flawlessly, but it hiccups on interlaced material, failing the HQV tests on 1080i material,
More negatives are the confusing wordings of the player's setup menu, which make it somewhat timely to get the player to decode and/or bitstream and display the proper aspect ratios, etc. exactly as you want it to.
Other than that, it is nearly perfect, playing 1080p/24 material flawlessly, but it hiccups on interlaced material, failing the HQV tests on 1080i material,
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After having done much research and product comparisons, as well as going to stores and actually comparing the difference in picture quality between the different television set-ups. I came to purchase this TV through Amazon. I purchased it through here because I got it cheaper than I could find anywhere else and with free white glove delivery. I was in all honesty a bit skeptical about the delivery service at the time, but they showed up when scheduled to and helped me take the TV out of the box and place it where it needed to be. They also took the box away for me.
Picture quality:
Full HD is 1080p, which is this TV's native resolution. And let me tell you, the quality of the picture is obvious even for someone who does not care much about it, or just doesn't know much about it. My Dad was instantly impressed when he came to visit me (and he isn't one for technology). Also, the contrast ratio on this TV is just about as good as it gets without going to Plasma or the LCD technology
Picture quality:
Full HD is 1080p, which is this TV's native resolution. And let me tell you, the quality of the picture is obvious even for someone who does not care much about it, or just doesn't know much about it. My Dad was instantly impressed when he came to visit me (and he isn't one for technology). Also, the contrast ratio on this TV is just about as good as it gets without going to Plasma or the LCD technology
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I wanted a small optical mouse to use when traveling and this one looked to be my best choice. I have had a chance to use it quite a bit over the last 6 months and I have no complaints. It's a great little mouse, that fits nicely in my bag and no loose wires because the cord wraps around it and clicks in. A good choice for travel use or those with limited space.
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While it is a bit on the cheap side of IPod accessories, it does what it claims to do: transfer data from your computer to your IPod shuffle and charge it. Though, I never really realized that the shuffle could take so much power to charge itself when not in use.
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The SanDisk Ultra II SDHC 4GB bundle package is a great solution for photographers that require high octane memory now. Combined with my Nikon D3, read & write performance is incredible. The Ultra II SDHC card brings a lot of bang for the buck. It should be noted that this next generation SD flash card is not compatible with all digital camera systems. It will not support most cameras manufactured before 2005 and the card cannot be read in a standard card reader. However, the MicroMate Reader will operate with all SD cards. It performs well with both my Dell and HP systems. This reader can be purchased separately for about $8 bucks. As with all SanDisk products, the card carries a great lifetime warranty.
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The system is just what I was looking for. It fits nicely in a limited space, looks good, and produces a great sound for its size. I haven't had any difficulties with it though I haven't used it a lot. The buttons on the middle component are a little difficult to see if you're not looking at them straight on. Depending on the angle, the print refracts. Other than that, everything works well.
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I've had the Prestige for a little over 2 weeks now. It works great.
-There's No annoying software (like my friend's WD Mybook)
-Runs super quiet
-I've had it on for hours at a time and it only gets a little warm
-It's got a cool stand
-It has a power switch
I've been very impressed thus far and would highly recommend this hard drive. Only downside is its actually about 465 gigs, but most hard drives are like that. The reason I say so far is externals seem to be prone to crashing if you read reviews. Hopefully it lasts forever though.
Again, Sweet hard drive.
-There's No annoying software (like my friend's WD Mybook)
-Runs super quiet
-I've had it on for hours at a time and it only gets a little warm
-It's got a cool stand
-It has a power switch
I've been very impressed thus far and would highly recommend this hard drive. Only downside is its actually about 465 gigs, but most hard drives are like that. The reason I say so far is externals seem to be prone to crashing if you read reviews. Hopefully it lasts forever though.
Again, Sweet hard drive.
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This is a excellent product-- solid, rugged and reliable. I was looking for something portable, sizable, and durable. Thus far, this has proved to be all the above and then some. I have saved video, music, and documents on this drive and zero failures to report. My con is that rubber casing prohibits using side by side usb ports due to the size. Other than that, it is a terrific drive that is economically priced.
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Received my HP Printer and was very surprised at the size but even more surprised at the quality of print. Easy to assemble and connect. Best of all was the price, I've been shopping around and was shocked at the prices of all-in-one printers, can't beat it.
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This what I expect from Canon. Plus the Adobe Photoshop S/W is is an added bonus that really completes the package. I am now scanning all my old slides that I had reluctantly dreaded before. Now I am rediscovering some great stuff from my past again and having fun doing it.
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Yes, I read the other reviews (and you should too) warning about the issues with leopard. I proceeded anyway since there were also claims that the firmware update fixed the issues. I've had other western digital drives in the past and they performed well and I had no complaints so I took the chance.
The day I got my drive, I opened the box and it had a notice about the issue ("Attention Leopard (10.5) users"). I then followed the instructions to find the support solution referenced on the notice but I could not find it. After getting a response from western digital support the indicated that the solution had been deleted and the firmware download removed from their website. So the short recommendation is:
LEOPARD USERS: DO NOT BUY THIS UNTIL THE YOU SEE THE FIRMWARE UPDATE AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD.
Hopefully by then new drives will just have the right firmware at that point but at least you'd be able to update it in the event it's not.
And in case you were thinking of just using it
The day I got my drive, I opened the box and it had a notice about the issue ("Attention Leopard (10.5) users"). I then followed the instructions to find the support solution referenced on the notice but I could not find it. After getting a response from western digital support the indicated that the solution had been deleted and the firmware download removed from their website. So the short recommendation is:
LEOPARD USERS: DO NOT BUY THIS UNTIL THE YOU SEE THE FIRMWARE UPDATE AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD.
Hopefully by then new drives will just have the right firmware at that point but at least you'd be able to update it in the event it's not.
And in case you were thinking of just using it
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Like just about everyone else making a major purchase like this, I agonized for the past few months over PLASMA vs. LCD, SONY or SAMSUNG, 120hz vs 60hz. Every time my family and I went to a store to view the various TV options first hand, the picture on the Samsung LNa650 and LNa750 were just mind blowing and clearly sstandout from all the other tvs LCD or Plasma. So then the debate narrowed down to do we purchase the 650 or 750, since the price was so close and the subwoofer, speaker placement and DNLA compliance and slightly faster processing were nice additional features. In the end we opted to purchase the 650, as the reports and pictures of the "halo" effect from the 750's bezel frame when viewing the tv in the dark was of concern to us and would have certainly bothered us, although some people are not bothered by it at all.
I am happy to say we have had this TV for 5 days now and are completely stunned and amazed at the picture quality. I am a jaded NYer and a hard person to impress,
I am happy to say we have had this TV for 5 days now and are completely stunned and amazed at the picture quality. I am a jaded NYer and a hard person to impress,
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I purchased three of these Corsair flash drives for my employer based on their competitive price and the pictures of them on Amazon. They looked like good drives online and we were not disappointed when we received them. These flash drives are well made with a rubber surface and come with a nice and thick neck lanyard. The cap stays on them very well, and in my opinion they are of much better construction than similarly priced drives from Kingston and SanDisk. You don't have to worry about the drive falling off of the inch thick lanyard and metal clasp - everything is very sturdy, and nothing about the drive feels flimsy. I wear mine around my neck every day without problems and have done so for the past six months. My boss keeps hers on a keychain and likes it as well. I don't know how their file input / output performance compares to other drives as I don't transfer large files very often, but this is a USB 2.0 drive so it can't be much different from any other drive on the market. The
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I liked the price on these, about as inexpensive as I've seen. I seldom fill up a 1G flash drive, and I like to have a few of them around, at home, at the office, in a pocket, like the old days with floppies.

















