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Our affordable, super-compact 10.1-inch diagonal Toshiba mini NB205 is a stylish companion PC that raises the bar when it comes to portability. It’s also the first mini notebook that lets you enjoy all the benefits of today’s fast-moving digital world, putting you in touch with your favorite people, sites, networks and digital media in ways and places you never imagined. Though small enough to throw in a purse or bag, it’s designed with smart features like a full-sized keyboard and touchpad, long battery life, USB Sleep-and-Charge ports and a hard drive impact sensor that protects your data. So it picks up where smart phones leave off and makes many of today’s netbooks seem like a waste of time. What’s more, to take the worry out of taking it along, the Toshiba mini NB205 also comes with international limited warranty coverage, plus our award-winning service and support. NOTE: All Toshiba Netbooks (no matter the model) are packaged with the "NB200" series model# on the outside of box.You can see more Toshiba Mini NB205-N325WH 10.1-Inch Frost White Netbook - 9 Hours of Battery Life (Windows 7 Starter)
Date Published: Jan 02, 2010 - 6:00 pm
Buy Outlet TomTom XL 330-S 4.3-Inch Widescreen Portable GPS Navigator (Box Version)
TomTom XL 330-S 4.3-Inch Widescreen Portable GPS Navigator (Box Version) Reviews
Other products by TomTom Ratting 3.5 Out of 5.0 Special Offer Total New 12 Total Use 0
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The TomTom XL 330-S is easy-to-use widescreen navigation. TomTom's award-winning software means effortless navigation from point A to point B. Switch on and go right out of the box. Just enter the address on the touchscreen and start driving anywhere in the United States or Canada. TomTom guides you door-to-door with turn-by-turn spoken instructions including street names. And 3D graphics help guide you to your destination.
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The XL 330-S is preloaded with millions of points of interest to enhance your traveling experience--easily find your favorite gas stations, hotels, restaurants, and more.
TomTom has the most accurate maps, and with TomTom Map Share technology, you instantly can modify street names, street direction, points of interest, and more on your own device. And with the "Help Me!" menu, added safety features enable you to easily access local emergency providers, such as police, fire stations, and hospitals.
The Fold & Go EasyPort mount folds flat against the device, making it easy to take it with you from car to car.
Go confidently.
XL 330-S Features
- Maps of United States and Canada with TomTom Map Share
- Spoken Street Names
- Fold & Go EasyPort Mount
- 4.3-inch Touchscreen
All TomToms Feature
Plug & Go--Works right out of the
box.
Preloaded Points of Interest--Easily find
millions of gas stations, restaurants, hotels, and more on your
route.
30-Day Latest Map Guarantee--Up to date,
off the shelf.
TomTom Map Share--Modify your own map and
benefit from others' verified changes with TomTom Map Share.
Help Me! Emergency Menu--Easily access
local emergency providers, such as police, fire stations, and
hospitals.
TomTom HOME--Always up to date.
Traffic Ready--Optional RDS-TMC traffic
receiver accessory keeps you up-to-date on traffic events to
minimize potential delays.
Fuel Price Service (optional)--Know more,
pay less.Why TomTom?
TomTom believes that personal navigation should be as easy and safe as possible. TomTom develops smart technology that gives you straightforward solutions, innovations to make life easy.
Easy to Use- Award-winning navigation software
- Plug & go
Best Maps- 30-Day Latest Map Guarantee
- Modify your own map and benefit from others' verified changes with TomTom Map Share
Best Routing- QuickGPSfix
- Traffic ready
Leader in Safety- Help Me! emergency resources menu
- Safety preferences menu
About TomTom
Founded in Amsterdam in 1991, TomTom has established itself as a global leader in navigation by being an innovative company with a strong brand, clear customer focus, and high-quality products and services. TomTom is a leading navigation solutions provider with navigation products sold in 30 countries and in over 20 languages. To further its commitment to car navigation, TomTom acquired Tele Atlas maps in 2008 so that the company can continually provide the most up-to-date maps and intelligent routing.
TomTom has its own mapping company!Did you know that every year, roads change by up to 40% in high-growth areas? Tele Atlas manages this by using the world's most comprehensive systems to identify and incorporate these changes into our maps with unprecedented levels of speed and accuracy. All TomTom devices benefit from the Tele Atlas advantage--more coverage, more points of interest, and more freshness and accuracy.
What's in the Box
TomTom XL 330-S device, Windshield mount, desk dock, car charger, software/manual CD, documentationTechnical Details
- Maps of United States and Canada with TomTom Map Share with TomTom's 30-Day Latest Map Guarantee--Up to date, off the shelf- Guides you door-to-door with turn-by-turn spoken instructions including street names
- Preloaded Points of Interest--Easily find millions of gas stations, restaurants, hotels, and more on your route
- The Fold & Go EasyPort mount folds flat against the device, making it easy to take it with you from car to car
- Switch on and go right out of the box
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By Susano Singson (lynbrook, NY)
I bought this new tomtom xl 330-s from costco. I opted to have this GPS after comparing it to the Magellan 1445t
I like the 3 dimensional look of the Tomtom especially when I am approaching the entrance of the tunnel it gives
me a large overview of how its like to navigate in the tunnel as well even the signal is off.
I have only two negative feed back. First when after crossing the 59th bridge of NYC it does not know where to direct me to the most quickest route but instead route to a further route.
Second after I try to update it with the home tomtom for free map update. My tomtom gps map has completely disappeared
in other words Tomtom hijacked my map from the Gps and they try to let me download another updated map for certain
amount of fee for a brand new gps. hell no!I was really disappointed. As of this writing I am returning this back to Costco.
I tried for several hours to connect and reboot my gps but it always says no map found. So don't try to go and
update your map because you find out your map in your Tomtom gps will completely disappear.
By Kevin W (Houston, TX USA)
Bought this just before a long roadtrip. I liked the screen size and the idea of the small mounting ring. Navigation is ok. There were a couple of times we were sent on pretty strange routes but we got to our destinations ok. Big problem with this device is the mount. You can't attach the mount to a windshield with the device attached. It is difficult to attach the device when the mount is on the window. You can't use it with the weighted dashboard "pillow" we used to use. Today, three months after we bought the GPS, the mount broke at a point I'd been concerned looked like a weak point. Overall I'd rate the GPS as a 4 but hte mount as a zero. Be careful!
By J. J. Marino (Rochester, New York)
Overall this is a fine GPS unit. I do have some serious concerns that I would like to address first;
Call me crazy but why cant a GPS unit that you are setting up for the first time ask you if you would like to use the current location as home? I live in a fairly large city, and this unit had flakey names in it for the towns. I live in Rochester NY. During the setup the options for my town were Rochester NY, (Greece) which is 30 minutes away from me or ROC Rochester International Airport. I live about 5 minutes from Pittsford NY so I thought I could find my address there, nope. Not there either. Brighton NY which is close to me was not even listed so I was forced to choose either Greece NY or ROC airport. I chose Greece and I did find my address. Why, was I not just given the option to use my current location as home?
During the setup it asked me to choose a voice as I was clicking through the 5 or so voices it came to one that I was to insert a CD for. I realized this must be a premium voice so I went to go back and the setup jumped ahead to the next part of the setup. Good thing I could figure out where to get the voices from later.
The manual has to be the most worthless manual I have ever seen. It is barely 5 - 2" pages. You better be a bit tech savvy if you get this. Be SUPER careful when you first turn it on because the other language selections are small and if you have fat fingers you may have a GPS in Russian or something.
Last complaint is the fact that once you have started a journey it is kind of difficult to back out of it or change it. It may be something simple that a MANUAL would have explained but me fuddling around has not been easy to accomplish.
Ok now for the good:
It has a wonderfully large screen. The mounting hardware is ingenious and you can put this just about any angle on your windshield and it is a solid and sturdy mount. Removal is very easy and it comes with a fairly long cable. The 3D view moves very smoothly and it runs just fine while going down the road. The routes it selects are valid and useful.
Pros:
>> Large Screen
>> Excellent mount
>> Nice loud voice(s)
>> Easy to put in or take out of car
Cons:
<< Ridiculous manual
<< May take a while to set up and muddle through
<< Flakey inital setup
I would give this a 3.5 stars because it is a pretty good unit, just seems that Tom Tom gave up with regards to their technical writing staff.
Thank you for reading my review.
By Lisa Beckwith (Arizona)
We used this on our vacation and it was TERRFIC!! It is Christmas gift for my husband.
By Timothy M. Stang
Oh we were so excited to use this when we got it!! It worked great right out of the box. Then a week later, it wouldn't turn on. Reading the instruction manual was a complete joke. It had a major issue trying to power up. Resetting it didn't even work. We returned it after a month of frustration.
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Date Published: Dec 27, 2009 - 9:56 am
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Portable battery-operated stereo speaker On/off switch to save battery life while not in use Works with iPod® and other audio players with a 3.5mm jack Includes AC adapter, carrying pouch, 3.5mm to 2.5mm adapter and 4 AA batteries
Date Published: Dec 24, 2009 - 3:27 pm
Motorola T605 Bluetooth Automotive Music & Hands-free System Retail Packaging
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Works with any brand of bluetooth-enabled compatible phone or music device that supports Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP) and Audio Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP) Wireless music pauses automaticly when calls come in from your bluetooth enabled phone Volume goes up as background noise increases
Date Published: Dec 24, 2009 - 3:16 pm
Samsung HT-BD1250 Blu-ray Home Theater System
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Date Published: Dec 23, 2009 - 4:23 pm
Sony MDRNC33 Noise Canceling Earbuds (Black) Reviews
Sony MDRNC33 Noise Canceling Earbuds (Black) Reviews
Other products by Sony Ratting 2.0 Out of 5.0 Special Offer Total New 17 Total Use 0
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Sony MDR-NC33 noise canceling headphones enhance your listening experience by providing a little peace and quiet. The compact and comfortable earbud-style headphones fit in the palm of your hand for less hassle while at work or during travel, yet they’re powerful enough to reduce 90 percent of ambient noise. Enjoy studio-quality sound from the 13.5mm driver units, while a convenient monitor switch allows you to minimize your audio and listen to conversation. When noise cancellation isn’t necessary, the passive feature lets you operate the MDR-NC33 headphones as regular stereo headphones without battery
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- 90 percent ambient noise reduction- Listen with or without noise cancellation
- Monitor switch lets you mute audio to listen outside
- Vertical style sits comfortably in the ear
- 13.5mm driver units for wider frequency response
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By Roland J. Plasser (So. Calif.)
This is my second pair, as the first pair did nothing whatsoever to reduce any kind of noise, so I returned them for a new pair. Guess what, the second pair is exactly the same, it does nothing when the switch is turned on. I tried a sine wave tone generator run through some speakers and tried frequencies from 50 to 200 hertz, the Sony's did not have any perceivable affect at any frequency or volume. I can see why the single AAA battery last sfor 100 hours, all it does is light up a red LED when the switch is turned on, it certainly does not use power to cancel noise. In other words: IT'S A USELESS PIECE OF JUNK! Get the Sennheiser PXC 250, not earbuds, but it works great. I can't believe that Sony would sell such a worthless item.
By K. McDaniel (Montreal)
I can only compare them to the Shure SE110 Sound Isolating Earphone I also have.
Noise on the street
- About equal. If it is raining the advantage goes to Shure since the nc33s struggle with the
high pitch sounds (water on the street by moving cars).
Subway-Metro
- Here they are about equal again. The nc33s do not block the announced station stops but once again
Shure does a better job of the high pitch sounds (breaks, metal friction ect . . .)
At Home
- I found the nc33 does a much better gob with low appliance humming and other such sounds
(refrigerator, washer, dryer, dishwasher, neighbours subwoofer, large trucks outside ect . . . )
On a Plain
- Here I give the advantage to the nc33s. This is mainly because the airplane sound is a low
constant sound. In this environment they clearly held the advantage and perhaps the claim of
90% reduction in background sound can be seen as accurate.
I cannot agree with other reviews that cannot tell the difference between when the noise cancelling is on or off. This is true of higher frequencies but not of the lower ones (airplane, appliance, truck engine ect . . . )
By C. Jayasekara (Surrey, British Columbia Canada)
Sony MDR-NC33 shockingly disappointing. Wasted my money. Sony never again.
Biggest problem is, I dont see the difference when noise canceling turned on. Sony is claiming 90% noise cancellation. I have tested this at various setting including cafes, buses and trains. I believe 50 cents earplug would do much better job.
I am really disappointed and unfortunately I am stuck with sucker as I purchased this at US Sony store.
By Sweetandlow (usa)
Sony says that these offer "90%" noise reduction. I could do better by placing the tips of my forefingers in my ears. There is no perceptible difference when the "active noise cancelling" is turned on. This has been true of every Sony in-ear "active" noise cancelling headphone since the NC10. The NC-22's offered exceptional ergonomics, so their passive noise cancelling is quite good. The electronics add nothing. The NC33's are a pair of below average audio headphones with no discernable noise cancelling. It's the "Emperor's New Clothes:" all perception, no functional reality. I write user reviews as a hobby, and have reviewed the Audio Technica ATH-ANC3's for CNET as a user. I emailed Sony for a review pair of the NC300d's, supposedly the "piece de resistance" of their in-ear headphones. No wonder they turned me down. For $350 they're probably just shinier than the NC33's. Kudos to Panasonic, who have achieved at least a modicum of success with their HP-50 and HP55 in-ear headphones; I can hear a discrete elimination of low frequency noise when I power them up. Be smart, buy a pair of the Panasonics or Denon 452's which have a nice fit and great sound. In fairness to Sony, they once made fine in-ear headphones that eliminate noise passively as a side benefit. The EX71's are somehow just plain fun to listen to and feel good in the ear. Their new line has lost its sonic soul.
By D. S. Loeb (ponte vedra beach, fl USA)
Good part first: they are well built and I I agree will last for a while. Three different size earpieces make them comfortable to wear. I had used Stenheiser on-ear in past but wanted more noise reduction with in ear. These are absolutely terrible. I took them into a Sony store in NYC to see if they were defective. After testing, the salesperson thought that he could tell a difference versus when there was no noise reduction and they were fine. I've bought Sony products before and have been willing to pay premium over other brands, but these are a joke. And I threw packaging away when I got them so I can't even return. Good lesson there as well. Avoid even of someone wants to give these to you.
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Date Published: Dec 22, 2009 - 1:57 pm
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Guitar Hero is back and you get to rock with the ultimate party band, Van Halen! Experience the hot licks and scissor kicks that made Van Halen the legends they are today. 25 epic Van Halen tracks, three scorching Eddie Van Halen signature solos, and 19 guest acts give fans the most comprehensive arena rock set list to date. With over 80 million albums sold worldwide, Van Halen is one of the most influential rock bands of all time. Led by Eddie Van Halen's revolutionary guitar playng and David Lee Roth's unique brand of showmanship, the band has cemented their place in the Rock 'N Roll Hall of Fame since they dropped their self-titled album in 1978. Van Halen is one of only five rock bands that have had two albums sell more than 10 millions copies in the United States.It's time to prove you've got the swagger and showmanship to stand alongside these rock-n-roll legends. In Guitar Hero: Van Halen, you can live out the experience of performing as one of the biggest rock bands of all time. See if you have what it takes to keep up with Eddie Van Halen's revolutionary guitar playing or David Lee Roth's unique performance style as you savor all the hot licks and scissor kicks that have helped this band achieve legendary status.
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Synopsis Guitar Hero: Van Halen lets you stand in the shoes of this Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band as you perform 25 epic Van Halen tracks, three signature Eddie Van Halen solos and 19 guest act tracks. Get the crowd roaring with your arena rock stylings on Van Halen hits like Jump, Hot for Teacher, Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love and Dance the Night Away, as well as songs like Billy Idol's White Wedding, Foo Fighters' Best of You and Blink-182's First Date. Experience the excitement of playing as this ultimate party band as you rock out to dozens of enduring hits and prove you have the talent and the style to live up to the Van Halen legend. Key Game Features:
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- Live out the excitement of playing as the legendary band Van Halen- Perform an incredible arena rock set list that includes 25 Van Halen songs, three Eddie Van Halen signature solos and 19 songs from guest acts
- Includes the Van Halen songs And the Cradle Will Rock, Atomic Punk, Beautiful Girls, Cathedral, Eruption, Everybody Wants Some!!, Feel Your Love Tonight and Hang 'Em High
- Includes the Van Halen songs Hear About It Later, I'm the One, Ice Cream Man, Jamie's Cryin', Little Guitars, Loss of Control, Mean Street, Panama and Pretty Woman
- Includes the Van Halen songs Runnin' with the Devil, So This Is Love?, Somebody Get Me a Doctor, Spanish Fly, Unchained and You Really Got Me
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Date Published: Dec 22, 2009 - 1:23 pm
Wii Rock Band Bundle: Guitar, Drums & Microphone Reviews
Wii Rock Band Bundle: Guitar, Drums & Microphone Reviews
Other products by MTV Games Ratting 3.0 Out of 5.0 Special Offer Total New 2 Total Use 0
Price $499.99
This Bundle includes the Guitar, Drums and Microphone Only.Have fun connecting it to you Wii. This kit do not include the Game.
Technical Details
- Original Wii Guitar (as pictured)- Original Wii Drums (as pictured)
- Original Wii Microphone (as pictured)
- Game is NOT included!
- Works Also With Wii Beatles Rock Band
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By Robert Crain
The Rock Band with instruments are awesome - I had the RB1 for over a year and bought the RB2 for Christmas and will be playing it for a long time. This review is in reply to the selling price of $499; however, you can find these units for $100, or less, AND comes with the game. $49 is more reasonable for the instruments, that appear to be RB1. The $499 price is a complete rip-off, so buyer beware!!
By Karen C. Moore (La Grange, KY 40031)
I bought this for my 12 year olds birthday. The first day the guitar worked for just a couple of minutes.
It is wireless so not much you can do. Called the company that it said to call and they want you to charge [...] to a credit card and they will ship you a new guitar and when they receive yours back they will issue credit at some point. Yeah right! Try to get that back and who says they will not just say they didnt receive it. I read where people all the time spends boo koos of time trying to get credits from something like this. Regardless of the note that says to not to return to the store. I am returning the entire bundle and making sure this is the last nintendo product I buy!!!
By Behnam Partiyeli (California)
Wow, I saved Total of over $87.00 buying this wireless drum/Guitar & Micorphone and Purchased separetly the Wii Beatles game only. I double checked this system and is the same thing as Rock Band 2 Wii Bundle without the game.
Its a great item and works perfectly and we are having a lot of fun with it. I also want to buy the Rock band 2 wii game later to add to my collection.
Great Solution at great Price even though the shipping fee might seem high.
$70.00 Plus Shipping of $39.00 plus Beates Game ( $54.00 ) = $163.00
Versus, Beatles Bundle for $250.00
Saving Of $87.00
Wow
By Diane M. Seidel (Houston, TX United States)
I was actually ready to "add to cart" until I noticed that they want $39 to ship this. They also don't give any information on whether these are the wireless Rockband 2 instruments. They are described as the "original" wii instruments. The first generation of Rockband instruments for Wii, did not have wireless drums or wireless mic.
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Date Published: Dec 22, 2009 - 1:04 pm
Ultimate Ears TripleFi 10 Noise Isolating Earphones Reviews
Ultimate Ears TripleFi 10 Noise Isolating Earphones Reviews
Other products by Ultimate Ears Ratting 4.5 Out of 5.0 Special Offer Total New 66 Total Use 2
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The triple.fi 10 Pro is the sonic equivalent of sitting in the world's best recording studios. Imagine your favorite artists performing a private concert just for you.The triple.fi 10 Pro has the same sonic signature as the custom personal monitors. It is the perfect backup set for touring musicians or for consumers who demand the best of the best.
Technical Details
- Universal body are 3 individual speakers and an integrated passive crossover circuit board directs low-end frequencies to a dedicated speaker for bass- The mid-range frequencies to a speaker for the vocals & the high frequencies to a speaker dedicated for treble
- changeable ear tips provide -26dB of isolation & passive noise cancellation
- Frequency - Response 10 to 17,000 Hz; Input Sensitivity - 117dB/mW
- Impedance - 32 ohms
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By D. Miyao (San Diego)
I use earphones nearly everyday for at least one hour at the gym which allows me to justify owning a great set of earphones. So far, I have owned the Shure entry level earphones, Shure ec310, v-modas, grado sr-60, grado sr-80, ultimate ears superfi 5 pros, and now the ultimate ears superfi 10s. I love my grado cans, the sound is amazing, and the superfi5 pros I have owned for the last year and didnt think i needed to ever upgrade again. I happened to check the gold box deal of the day and saw that the superfi 10s were 99 dollars so I could not pass on the amazing deal.
I am not a professional musician or anything of that sort, but I know good sound when I hear it. The superfi 10s are the best sounding earphone I have ever owned hands down. I can hear the entire range of sound from low to high. It is amazing to think of the sound I was missing in my music for all of these years by not using the earphones. My music has come alive and it sounds as if I am listening to it for the first time again.
Ultimate ears has some issues with the cord breaking, but customer service is amazing and they replace the cord free of charge everytime it breaks. I am not gentle on my earphones since i use them at the gym, so I expect some sort of wear and tear. Their cords do break more frequently than all other earphones I have used, but every set i have used has been returned at some point or another with exception to the grados since i only use those at work or at home.
If you have extra money to spend and love listening to music, the superfi 10s are the answer you are looking for. Dont take years to get to the final answer like I did.
By Michael A. Cose (Sioux Falls)
Most of the view here have been pretty good explaining these headphone. So I won't get into the spec of these. I paid the $99.00 them and that just the price that they should be at. They are great sounding but not for $338.00 to $400.00. It took me awhile to find the right tip that would be comfortable for my ear and put it around my ear which was a interesting but I found that did the trick. The sound is ok but is does not knock it out of the ball park. These are great made headphone. But to be honest w/u I can only give it a 4 out of 5 because of the price and of course I got them on the Amazon Gold box which I would never buy for the price they are offering now...So If you are going to buy these goes to the seller who has brought these and are selling them now!
By Harris Noor
I just got the Triple Fi's in the mail today. Unfortunately, Amazon's shipment on these were horrible. They took about 3 week to eventually ship these out. So that is a downfall on Amazon's part. Right out the box, these are beauties. They looked as nice as they could look. Very sheen blue finish on the main body and tough build on the wire setup. The head phones have this flexible fix wire. The main body wires are thick and resistant to wear and tear. At all first looks, it was flawless. Beautiful and conventional design.
However, sticking it into my ear there were problems. With my Klipsch S4's, they usually slip right into the ear providing unbelievable sound isolation. It may just be my ears, but the fit for these don't automatically just slip into place. The size and weight of these kind of weighs down the fit into the canal, so unfortunately the foam tips aren't my favorite for sound isolation. Neither were the small ones. Surprisingly, the reviews that said that these were to big wasn't the problem. It was the fact that these kind of protrude out much more than I expected.
After a few hours of fiddling around with I noticed how I liked these to fit into my ears. I fit them like i fit my S4's where they are kind of below, what they would call, the Tragus. It is towards the front of the concha. So the Earbuds kind of sit in the "ear notch" resting itself on the anti-tragus. Take a look at the anatomy of the ear, trust me it is well worth it if these are going to be your first pair of headphones. If you don't get the right fit you will never like your headphones. The recommended way to wear the Klipsch S4's is to wear them right side up with the wire hanging straight down. However, it doesn't provide the proper sound isolation. Wrapping it over the ear and having it placed in the ear notch slips it DEEP into the ear canal.
The same applies to these. Having the Triple Fi's in the Ear Notch allows the bud to fit very snug into the ear canal providing unbelievable sound isolation. However, compared to the S4's the sound isolation wasn't that great. Please consider that I am using the Medium black silicon ear tips on the Triple Fi's and the Medium Clear Oval Plastic tips on the Klipsch S4's.
Enough about the physical features without music. Putting music on, there are highlights in all the highs, mids, and lows. The S4's were a little short of the highs, but there could only be so much you could do with a single moving coil driver in each channel; on the contrary, these have 3 drivers dedicated to each of the frequencies having a wider range. So those highs on the Triple fi's don't sound so "Tinny" as they do in the S4's. It's not very noticeable unless you actually listen for the "Tin" in the S4's.
I'm comparing these to the S4's because those are basically one of the best headphones I have gotten so far. I have played around with QC3's and some E2C's. However, I do have virgin ears, compared to many of the other reviewers and enthusiasts on here. I only have one point of view. I rather not compare these to other headphones or buds that I am not familiar with, as I am familiar with the S4's as is. The S4's are not a bad set of head phones. Being that these are $300+ pair of headphones, I most likely will not be traveling around with these. The S4's will be my next choice. Check out my review on the S4's. They really aren't a bad pair of buds. If you want something cheap, those are the way to go. However, if you are looking for an even quality/price ratio with a bias for quality then hit up a pair of one of these. I have yet to try the SE530's, which I intend on trying in the near future.
All in all, These are a great set of ear buds. A little on the heavy set side, but to pack all three drivers in one channel is pretty difficult. You sacrifice size for innovation... The fit is pretty difficult to find. I had to do the entire set of included tips in order to find the appropriate one. Placing them into the ear properly is essential, because if you place it into your ear wrong just leads to decrease in sound isolation and stability in the ear. The tips also portray the same story. Sound quality is unbelievable, the drivers have yet to shake once, all the frequencies are crisp, and sound quality is incredibly clear. The build is very nice and seems durable. It does seem like the channels are detachable from the wire itself, so the wire may be replaceable if you run into wire problems in the future, which also may be a large plus for a lot of individuals who snag a lot. Big Kudos to UE.
By Rean Al Happiness (Madison, WI)
I just purchased these guys on that crazy deal for $100 and am rather happy with the sound, but especially happy that I didn't pay full price for them, because if I would have I probably send them back. They certainly have very nice detail and stage sound. I have owned Shure E2c, Shure E3c, and Klipsch custom 2, klipsch custom 3, and sennheiser CX-300B.
Out of all of these headphones, these have the best detailing and they sound true to each frequency/instruments. However, I do think the bass is very weak compared to custom 3, and I thought the high frequencies were a bit fatiguing and harsh sounding compared to the Shures. These headphones are really a different beast compared to any other headphone, however, b/c of the three separate drivers.
I'm not so sure about the quality of construction, either, so I guess we'll see how they hold up over time. The Shure E3c cable is a lot thicker and more robust feeling. Overall, I would suggest surfing for a deal (ebay has these for $150), but definitely do not pay full price!
By A. Thomas (Washington DC)
I do a lot of critical listening, studio recording, and software composing as well. With that said, please consider that this review is merely an *opinion* of a single user, and is not meant to be read as an over-inflated sales pitch, or an emotionally-inspired put down of the product in any way. I've seen a lot of comparisons to other specific earphones in the reviews here, so I'm going to try to avoid the ubiquitous 'my Ford is better than your Chevy' rhetoric as best I can.
Without further ado...
The pros:
-Incredible sound! Bright highs, without being tinny; solid, punchy lows, without being boomy; an overall well-balanced presence with unparalleled clarity.
-Versatility. There are plenty of options for sizing the earbuds, and they didn't take long to get used to. (although the human anatomy varies surprisingly in this area, so again, just MY experience...)
-Tangle-free cord. This has been the bane of my commuting existence for years! Anyone who takes public transportation knows that untangling headphones while the bus/train is jerking around is a real pain in the you-know-what. These actually deliver on their promise, so you can do less untangling, and more relaxing.
-The extension cord. Yeah, I know, big deal, right? Well, actually this cord is different from many I've owned before in one useful regard: The plug has a high-quality strain relief, and and L-shaped moulding at the male plug end. This is a great benefit to those who use iPods/iPhones where the device often times rests on the plug. The L-shape keeps the wires from being under constant pressure.
-Semi-rigid cord segments that connect to the drivers let you custom bend them to a shape that will support the units in an (optional) over-the-ear configuration.
The cons:
-The size/weight. These guys can get a bit heavy on long trips, and the large body makes them uncomfortable to lean on. This may not be a big deal to you, but if you drift off to music, or try to nap on a plane, you're gonna wish you had something smaller in your ear.
-OK, this is a real lame con, but the color. They look decent in the photo, but they are actually kinda ugly. Doesn't bother me that much, but I'm sure it will bother someone.
-The nifty metal box. Yes, it is nice to have, but it's not very practical. If you want to put your earphones in them, you had best take most of the other stuff out.
-Finally, the price. $400 is a LOT of money to spend on ear buds. Yes, these are "professional in-ear monitors", but at the end of the day, these are really being marketed for use with mobile audio devices.
Here's what comes in the package:
The earphones
1 extension cord (with L-shaped plug)
1 metal storage case (with rubber seal)
1 1/4" to 1/8" adapter plug
2 replacement sets of "comply" foam tips
3 sets of silicone tips (for those who don't want to use the foam tips) -- sizes small, medium, and large
1 airplane attenuator - This is just a couple of resistors in a pigtail designed to keep you from blasting your eardrums out when you're on a plane and can't judge volume levels as well.
1 cleaning tool - Uhhh. Yuck. :o) I just use Q-tips...
1 Instruction sheet
So far, I have tested these out on a home stereo system, my MBP, a Windows PC, and my iPod touch. All sound MUCH better now! That pretty much sums it up. If you can get past the size/weight and high cost, these are outstanding earphones.
Hope this helps!
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Date Published: Dec 22, 2009 - 12:48 pm
CompTIA Network+ All-in-One Exam Guide, Fourth Edition Reviews
CompTIA Network+ All-in-One Exam Guide, Fourth Edition Reviews
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All-in-One is All You Need
Get complete coverage of all the material included on the latest release of the CompTIA Network+ exam inside this fully updated, comprehensive resource. Written by CompTIA certification and training expert Mike Meyers, this authoritative exam guide features learning objectives at the beginning of each chapter, exam tips, practice questions, and in-depth explanations. Designed to help you pass the CompTIA Network+ exam with ease, this definitive volume also serves as an essential on-the-job reference.
Covers all exam topics, including how to:
- Build a network with the OSI seven-layer model
- Configure network hardware, topologies, and cabling
- Connect multiple Ethernet components
- Configure wireless networks
- Work with network protocols, including TCP/IP, DNS, SIP, and IMAP
- Configure IPv4 and IPv6 routing protocols
- Share and access network resources
- Interconnect network operating systems-Windows, Mac OS, UNIX/Linux
- Set up clients and servers for remote access
- Monitor and troubleshoot networks
- Secure networks with firewalls, packet filtering, encryption, authentication, and other methods
- Hundreds of practice questions
- Video introduction to CompTIA Network+
- A collection of Mike's favorite shareware and freeware networking tools and utilities
- Complete electronic book
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Item was just what I needed, arrived in excellent condition in a very short time.
By Alan J. Brady (Italy)
First let me say I passed the test handily with this book being my primary resource so it served its purpose although I have had experience configuring and managing LAN/WAN's. I do have some suggestions for improvements:
The included CD is geared to Windows users. I could open the PDF image files of the book, but the utilities were useless and, more importantly, the practice tests nowhere to be found.
The network diagrams in the book use non-standard and inconsistent symbols even though the author recommends using the standard CISCO symbols in the section on diagramming your network under network management.
Chapter sections and subsections typically use the same size and weight font so it can be difficult to determine if a topic is subservient to a previous topic.
By Johnson Yip (Vancouver, Canada)
I highly recommend this book. It is easy to read, and there are a lot of diagrams. The only thing I dislike about the book is the pictures are in Black and white.
By Granite Gov'ner (USA)
Fantastic book with great explanations that include helpful drawings. It covers everything you need to know in an easily-readable fashion. I would have given this book 5 stars hands down, but the test engine in the book was not good. It has good questions but only 1 practice test and one regular test. I found out there are only 50 questions loaded and it shuffles them for the different tests. I did pass the Network+ first try but I was very nervous due to the lack of questions I had. I would recommend using additional software or focusing heavily on the in-book questions. The CD questions are very good; there just aren't many of them.
By Nanouk (Alaska)
Having read through this exam guide cover-to-cover, and having over 20 years of networking, internet, and telecommunications experience, this is a solid book for preparations to take the CompTIA Network+ exam. However, if you don't have significant experience in the area of networking or internet, you will need to increase your chances for passing the new 2009 Network+ exam by visiting other sites on the Internet particularly in the following areas:
* subnetting
* network security
* Local area network concepts
These topics can be researched very easily with an advanced Google search on the listed topics.
The rest of the topics for the 2009 CompTIA Network+ exam appear to be adequately covered. Mr. Meyers did an excellent job on the book, and should be commended.
I rate the book: 8 out of 10.
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Date Published: Dec 22, 2009 - 1:52 am
Logitech Gaming Keyboard G110 Reviews
Logitech Gaming Keyboard G110 Reviews
Other products by Logitech, Inc Ratting 3.5 Out of 5.0 Special Offer Total New 13 Total Use 0
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Step up your game. With the Logitech Gaming Keyboard G110 you can customize backlighting, get clear-sounding USB audio, and assign up to 36 unique keystrokes or macros per game.
Technical Details
- Custom-color backlit keys: Personalize your keyboard and easily locate the right keys, even in the dark- Integrated USB audio: Headphone and mic jacks let you use your headset for clear communication with teammates
- 12 programmable G-keys: Three macros per key make it easy to pre-set up to 36 unique functions per game
- High-speed USB 2.0 hub port: Transfer data from flash drives or quickly plug in your gaming mouse
- Game Mode Switch: Disable the Windows/Context Menu keys
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By Brian Reaves (Anniston, AL USA)
When keyboards can be purchased from an outlet store for less than ten bucks, you need a good reason to spend a lot more than that on one. The G110 gives you those reasons. While it's not really a perfect keyboard, it's perfect for a gamer. You can store three completely different profiles available to you at the touch of a button. Each profile comes with 12 "G Function" keys that can be individually programmed with macros of keystrokes to help speed up your gaming. You can shoot first, move faster, or just make your character dance the best moves with the touch of one button. You can even assign a color for the profile that changes the colors of all your keys (though the colors are limited to red, purple, or blue...even if you try to do a custom color).
There is a USB plug on the keyboard itself so you can plug your mouse or jump drive directly into it. That's a really convenient thing. Also, there's a switch on the keyboard that disables the "Windows" and "Menu" keys so you don't accidentally hit them while gaming and knock yourself out of the game. The audio controllers on the board are nice as well. You can plug a headset and microphone into the keyboard, as well as control your media player or iTunes through it. There is a one-button mute for the headset and microphone that makes it easy to return to the "real world" while gaming and not say the wrong thing to your teammates.
All in all, that's a lot to like!
Now for the not-so-good: The keys themselves take a little getting used to. They really didn't seem as responsive in everyday typing as the much cheaper keyboard I replaced. The lighted keys are a cool concept, but the glow is very minimal and unless you're in a completely dark room you won't really notice it. Also, it comes with a wrist rest that's supposed to snap on the front, but it doesn't fit. The clips on the rest don't match up with the holes on the bottom of the keyboard. None of those things are necessarily deal-killers when considering the keyboard though. Still, for the money you'd think they'd have done a better job with the wrist rest.
I've been fortunate enough to use a lot of Logitech gear on my computers, and I can safely say this keyboard--even with its shortcomings--is one of the best I've used and holds up perfectly with Logitech's other gaming equipment like the mouse and headset. Well worth the investment!
By T. Kunikov (United States)
At the moment I am using Logitech's G19 keyboard, similar to the G110, although with the addition of an LCD screen (but honestly, the screen has limited uses). The overall feel of the keyboard is solid. The wrist attachment, however, is a different story. I don't know how or when, but in the near future it would be nice if Logitech could come up with a better construction for this attachment. I feel that one wrong move, and the plastic attachments under the keyboard could very easily be broken off. Further, illuminated keys aren't spectacular, you'll see them in the dark, but some are lighter than others. Aside from those faults, for the price this keyboard is being offered, I'd say it's a good choice. I enjoy all Logitech products, their customer service is excellent, and their products are just overall well thought-out and produced. One of the best features, for those using a sound system that requires you to plug your headphones into the back, is the USB port and audio port built right into the keyboard! Very useful to not have a wire hanging around your feet at all times (if your tower is on the floor that is), or the overall struggle to find the right jack to plug your headphones into. Programmable keys are great, take some time to get used to, but prove quite useful when needing shortcuts, etc. So, overall, a good effort on Logitechs part and a worthwhile purchase if you can overlook the minor flaws.
By D. Hentze (United States)
The G110 is a good mid-sized gaming keyboard, but it has its flaws. Size wise, it's a little small for a gaming keyboard, but I like the way it doesn't take up my entire desk. The backlit key have very good response and feel, but as others have pointed out, they are very dim. I've also noticed that some keys aren't evenly lit, or only partially lit. You can change the color of the keys which is nice, but a dimmer to adjust the brightness would have been more useful. The keyboard has a good amount of media and macro keys. It has a high-speed USB 2.0 hub port which is useful for plugging in your mouse, etc. It also has a mic and headphone jack. The volume control on the keyboard is a nice size, and isn't overwhelming like it is on some of the Microsoft gaming boards. The keyboard has two pop-up feet which I find totally useless. It barely makes a difference whether they're used or not. The G110 is a good keyboard. It has some nice features and performs well. It has its flaws and doesn't seem as well built as some of the more expensive keyboards. If you're looking for a mid-priced, mid-sized, gaming keyboard though, the G110 does get the job done.
By Scott (NJ)
I wanted this because of its backlight keys but am a bit disappointed because they aren't bright enough for me. Its great that you can change their colors from blue, red and purple but there should be the option of brightness too. I think mine is defective because about half of the keys randomly throughout the keyboard look like they have grease stains on them. Its not grease but possibly some kind of plastic discoloration as they didn't wipe clean. But looking at them makes you think someone was eating greasy fried chicken or french fries when they made it.
It has tons of buttons, more then i'll ever need or use. It has a full set of keys including the number pad on the right which I use all the time. It also has volume controls as well as the usual play, rewind, FF etc. A big let down is that while it says its mac compatible, where's the command key? also there's no eject button. I might be able to configure some of the extra buttons but its nice to have a dedicated marked symboled key especially that it's mac compatible. They keys are quieter than most other keyboards and had a solid feel. The space bar was just a bit too small for my hands and the backspace and right side shift keys were a bit bigger then needed. There is a usb jack built in as well as headphones and mic jacks. All the programmable keys are done thru the software provided.
I didn't really get any warm feeling from this keyboard in fact It was just another keyboard just with the novelty of backlit keys that were too dim. I really wanted to like this but it needs a revision to be great.
Pros:
Full size keyboard
Lots of customizable keys
Backlit in 3 colors
Quiet solid feeling keys
USB jack, headphone, mic jack built in
Cons:
Some keys too big and some too small
Backlight is way too dim
Some keys discolored (probably a manufacturing glitch with mine)
Mac compatible but no designated mac command or eject keys
Expensive
By silver7 (knoxville,tennessee)
the g110 is better suited for windows vista,more responsive,and is smaller in width than the g15. it doesn't have the led display but i don't need it and never used it in the first place. i think the different color leds are great, because you can set them up for the different m settings and you know automatically which setting your in so you can adjust the board in a flash for the level you want.i would recommend this product to anyone. it's easy to set up and use right out of the box. i also found the price less than on other sites.
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Date Published: Dec 22, 2009 - 1:49 am
Samsung HT-BD3252T/XAA Blu-ray Home Theater System (Black)
Samsung HT-BD3252T/XAA Blu-ray Home Theater System (Black) Reviews
Other products by Samsung Ratting 3.5 Out of 5.0 Special Offer Total New 6 Total Use 0
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Samsung HT-BD3252T Blu-ray Home Theater System
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- Integrated Blu-ray- HDMI out with CEC + 1080p
- Wireless rear included MP3 / JPG viewer playback
- HDMI out with CEC plus 1080p
- Blockbuster, Netflix, YouTube & Pandora
- 1000W Output power
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By Sooner Techy (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma United States)
I purchased this unit at the same time as I purchased a Samsung 55" LED LCD TV. They work flawlessly together, and through the Any-Net connection when you turn the TV off while listening to it through the unit, it turns off as well. It is extremely easy to set-up and get hooked to my network via the wireless set-up. I also subscribe to Netflix and it works great to watch all the instant movies in my que. All in all it has a good sound and takes up very little space.
By Unhappy with Samsung
Do not buy a Samsung home theater - the company does not stand by its products! I bought this system through Amazon, and one of the speakers did not work. Of course, I only found this out after installing everything in my living room (2 hours or so). At first, Samsumg assured me that they would send a new speaker. Two months later (and no new speaker), I am told that I was "misinformed", and the only solution is to package EVERYTHING back up and send it to Samsung "for evaluation and possible repair". No amount of begging on my part can change their mind, they refuse to accept just the faulty speaker for repair. This policy is so onerous that it is clearly designed to prevent returns and repairs altogether. Of course I will not undo my installation and somehow repackage everything...
So buyer beware: once you buy, Samsung will not replace or repair their product in any reasonable fashion!
By ESJ (Watertown, NY)
I got this system at Sam's Club on Black Friday for $398. I'm not sure if this one comes with an Ipod dock, but the one at Sam's did. It took a couple of hours to set up, and you need to buy the wireless LAN adapter in order for the Netflix and Pandora to work. You will also need a good optical audio cable in order to get your cable box to play through this system. If you buy top of the line stuff, these things will cost approximately $145 more, but then you will be all set. I could not be happier with this system.
I looked at several systems to stream Netflix and Pandora, but ultimately decided on this one because the Black Friday price was right. The streaming media works perfectly, and the quality of sound is excellent. This system has everything I wanted and is well worth the money.
By Bookman (Sarasota, Florida)
Just bought the Samsung HT-BD3252T/XAA Blue Ray Home Theater system and am pleased with both the sound and vision but am still in the testing stage. I played the Goodfellas blu-ray dvd last night and the clarity was everything I could have hoped for. This morning I played The Allman Brothers "Eat a Peach" and cranked it up while the wife was away. I did adjust the subwoofer to a highter than normal setting but could hear Berry Oakley's bass notes better than any of my previously owned "boxed" systems I've had. I don't have a ton of money to buy the best of the best audio system but am enjoying my dvds and music cds on this particular Samsung package. The assembly took a bit over an hour and was no more difficult than other systems I have put together. I am still learning how to use the remote as it is supposed to sync up with the Samsung TV remote so that only one needs to utilized. I did not grade this unit a 5 because I could not compare it to other systems currently for sale but "I like it".
By Andrew Dennard (FL, USA)
I purchased this system to replace an aging Sony DVD home theater system. The short of it is that I am very pleased.
Pros:
-The sound quality is very good and the audio intelligibility is great (exspecially in comparison to the Sony system I am replacing.
-Sound intelligibility is a very important metric that often gets overlooked. If you find yourself saying "What did they say?" while watching movies, your system is probably lacking in this quality.
-I wasn't honestly that interested in a Blu-Ray player, but since I was getting a new system, it seemed to make sense. I gotta say, I'm sold on the technology. If you think HD cable is good, trust me, Blu Ray will really impress (Get Planet Earth: The Complete BBC Series [Blu-ray] and watch in awe!)
-The network abilities are great. Accessing computers, Pandora, BlockBuster, and NetFlix streaming services was easy and the quality of audio and video is great compared to other devices with similar abilities.
Cons:
-The front information display could use more information. I find that the surround sound mode has a tendency to switch around based on different inputs and the only way to see the status (Stereo/Surround/Surround Mode) is to change it resulting in muting the audio for short periods.
-Similarly, the onscreen controls only work in Blu Ray mode, and provide very minimal access to adjustments. This is odd, because Samsung put a lot of effort into the design of these menus, they just don't offer any useful settings in them!
-The wireless rear speaker unit range should be better. If it is hidden behind something, it will likely loss signal even in a relatively small room. I think they could have improved this a great deal by simply putting the transmitter on the front of the main unit instead of behind and amongst all the interference of the speakers and other connectors.
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Date Published: Dec 21, 2009 - 11:12 pm
Logitech Z-4 2.1 Speaker System with Subwoofer (Black) Reviews
Logitech Z-4 2.1 Speaker System with Subwoofer (Black) Reviews
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Price $82.99
Enjoy the elegant styling and premium sound of Logitech Z-4 speaker system, featuring a modern, home audio inspired design and advanced driver technology.Award-winning pressure-driver subwoofer technology delivers unparalleled distortion-free bass. Sleek satellites include durable cast-metal stands and feature one active and two pressure drivers, producing the high-quality sound you expect from Logitech. The convenient wired remote control includes a headphone jack, auxiliary input, volume, subwoofer, and power controls. Setup is easy with color-coded audio cables.
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- Enjoy 40 watts total RMS power from the pressure-driver subwoofer and two stylish satellites- Sleek satellite design combines one active and two pressure drivers for rich, full sound
- Award-winning and patented Logitech pressure-driver subwoofer technology delivers unparalleled distortion-free bass
- Speakers include an input for MP3 players, CD players or other portable audio devices on the wired remote
- Stylish, home audio-inspired design complements any desktop
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By Darren Wilber (WI USA)
Great product at a great price. I am no audiophile, but this system sounds good. Nice deep bass and good treble. Plenty loud for any normal sized room. A remote that looks good and works well. I am very happy with this purchase.
By Scott Gordon (Utah, USA)
These speakers have great sound and are not big and bulky. The sound is best at below mid-level but overall, I am very happy with them.
By Cara L. Carbone
I am a teacher and made this purchase for my classroom. Other reviewers said that the speakers weren't that loud and I agree. These certainly are plenty loud for my purposes. The sound quality is very good. I am very satisfied with my purchase.
By Amy Marshall
I bought these speakers for my fiance, and he really enjoys them. They work great; all features work as advertised.
By mattm9y (Michigan USA)
Like others have said, what are people expecting for under a 100.00? Considering the cost, and size of the speakers, the sound was great. A very respectable bass sound, warm and musical, without being too boomy. (unless you get crazy with the bass control). I did hear a small hole in the crossover frequencies between the sub woofer and mid-range drivers, but it was not objectionable, in my opinion. If these were 200.00 or more, I would probably be bothered. Also, the bass/volume control remote is a handy feature. Especially the headphone output on it. The design is attractive, and the build quality was excellent for the price range. It is compact enough to fit nicely on (and under) my computer desk. I am very happy with the purchase, and recommend it to anyone who needs speakers for their computer, and even for listening to music (as a secondary music source.)
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Date Published: Dec 21, 2009 - 11:02 pm
Wii Logitech Vantage USB Microphone (Black)
Wii Logitech Vantage USB Microphone (Black) Reviews
Other products by Logitech Ratting Out of 5.0 Special Offer Total New 2 Total Use 0
Price $18.89
A high-performance microphone for karaoke games. Licensed for Wii
Technical Details
- Designed for Karaoke games, Guitar Hero and Rock Band 2 as well- Reliable, high-quality design: Enjoy your favorite karaoke games over and over.
- Designed for karaoke: Showcases your singing voice.
- 15-foot cable: Perform without being tied down.
- High-performance microphone: Accurately reproduces the sound of your voice.
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Date Published: Dec 21, 2009 - 10:53 am
Wii MotionPlus 2 Tone Silicone Skin Case 6 Pack Bundle
Wii MotionPlus 2 Tone Silicone Skin Case 6 Pack Bundle Reviews
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Price $29.99
Suitable for Nintendo Wii Remote with MotionPlus Only and Nunchaku. Unique and customized skin cases not only protect the Wiimote and Nunchuk, but enhance the gaming experience with a new found comfort and style only found for the Nintendo Wii. Accessory ONLY: Wii Remote controller, nunchuck, system console, motionplus unit are NOT included.
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- Keep your Nintendo Wii MotionPlus controller safe and protected with style with this Silicone Skin Case- Personalize each of the Wii Remote Controller with different colors for every members of the family
- Add a splash of color to your Nintendo Wii remote controller and provide an instant all around protection from scratches, dirt, and grease caused by everyday use (and abuse).
- Non-slip surface is great for providing better grip to enhance gaming performance
- Light Weight, Smooth and washable design ensures comfort and cleanliness
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Date Published: Dec 21, 2009 - 10:42 am
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