Features

• High speed USB 2.0
• Stylish, clear overmold casing with bright green LED
• 2 Year warranty
• 512 MB memory capacity
• Compatible with Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, XP and Mac OS 9.1, OS X 10 and above

Reviews (123)

small and compact
I really do think this is a great product that they have made.
Love it!
I love this little thing and now that I've had one, I couldn't live without one. I back up files from my laptop, copy stuff off my computer at work at take home to work on. I even share music files with it. In my work, I use a lot of audio files that are just too large to fit onto a CD and therefore are difficult to transfer between computers. (They're like 20 to 35 MB). So this works great for that.
Dependable flash drive
SanDisk flash drives seem to take a beating and keep working. Some of the others I've used died and you don't dare request a replacement because of confidentiality of data that may be on the broken drive. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Designed to keep you grooving during athletic activity, Sennheiser's OMX70 Sport Line Stereo Clip-on Earphones give you exceptional sound when you're working out. Featuring a patented ultra-lightweight, flexible construction and packaged with a cable clip and an ear adapter set that includes extra ear pads in small, medium, and large sizes, the OMX70 offers a perfect fit for optimum comfort and stability while avoiding interference with your movements. In addition, the OMX70 has individually adjustable ear clips to provide extra comfort and stability for your listening pleasure. And with powerful neodymium magnets in the earphone speakers, the OMX70 gives you incredible detailed sound reproduction.Read more

Features

• Ergonomic design ensures optimum fit and comfort
• Powerful neodymium magnets for detailed sound
• Sweat and water resistant
• Extremely rugged earphones and cable
• Comes with ear adapter set, cable clip and vinyl carrying case

Reviews (6)

Impossible Fit
I guess these were designed for a certain type of ear.I've worn all sorts of buds and sport headphones and wanted to try Sennheiser because of their reputation for quality.Well, I just can't get these to fit well.
Comfortable, great fit - best I've found
I run an hour a day in all weather.I've tried over 20 brands and styles of earphones for running.These are the most comfortable, most stable fit I've found.In winter, simple ear buds with a hat to keep them in place are good, otherwise these are waterproof and the best I've found. Sound is good too.They come with a clip, convenient case and three alternatives for fit.I just ordered a second set.

Not great, but the best I've found so far for running
It must be impossible to make headphones for suitable for running that 1) Stay in place without bouncing or making rude noises in your ear canal; 2) Allow some intrusion of outside sound like traffic or someone yelling and 3) Sound decent. I've been through about eight different designs and there's always some compromise among these three requirements. The OMX70's are very comfortable and don't block all exterior sound, but they just don't sound that great. The bass response is poor, even with the "bass booster" EQ turned on on the iPod. They're also not very efficient as I have to crank the volume all the way up when running.
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Editorial Review

Thin is definitely in. At just over a half-inch thick, the Motorola RAZR V3 is the perfect combination of sleek design and powerful features. With long-range Bluetooth, support for video playback, a VGA (640 x 480) camera and a gorgeous color screen, the RAZR V3 is everything you're looking for in a stylish mobile companion. The Motorola RAZR V3 is truly an impressive quad-band phone. And now it is available in beautiful cosmic blue.Read more

Features

• Unlocked for use with your existing GSM 850 MHz, GSM 1800 MHz, GSM 900 MHz or GSM 1900 MHz service provider and SIM card. Note: This phone does not come with service or a SIM card.
• Razor-thin Aircraft Aluminum Case in sleek Cosmic Blue and includes a European charger with American adapter for travel versitility
• External colour display and 64K internal display make picture caller ID even sweeter
• Integrated VGA camera with 4x zoom, 22kHz polyphonic speaker with MP3 ringer support, MPEG4 video Playback, 3D Graphics Engine, and Java™ MIDP 2.0 all make downtime uplifting
• Integrated Class 1 Bluetooth® wireless technology stays in touch up to an amazing 100 metres (300 feet) away

Reviews (15)

Nice replacement for my other Razr
I did notice a few changes on the blue unlocked version. There are more ringtones to choose from, but I cant get the internet to work!
Good Little Phone
Ordered blue to be different - came in,looks like the photo,worked instantly with my SIM card (TMobile) no dropped calls, no problems at all.Did note it is a V3 not V3R
HELLO MOTO!!!!
WELL I BOUGHT THIS PHONE ASWELL UNLOCKED BECAUSE I WANTED TO HAVE A DIFFERENT COLORED RZR SINCE LIKE THE WHOLE WORLD EITHER HAVE THE BLACK, SILVER, MAGENTA, PINK OR GRAY ONE....N E WAYS THATS NOT THE POINT.....THIS PHONE WAS WORKIN PERFECTLY FOR LIKE THE PAST 3 MONTHS THAT I HAD IT THEN I STARTED HAVIN PROBLEMS WITH THE BLUETOOTH WHEN I TRANSFERRED SOUNDS. ALSO THE CAMERA SOMETIMES WOULD NOT WORK.....AND LASTLY SUMTHIGN THAT HAPPENED JUST RECENTLY WAS THAT IT WOULD NO LONGER WORK FOR TXT MESSAGES FOR EVERYTIME I WOULD WANT TO WRITE ONE IT WOULD FREEZE.....N I MEAN THE PHONE WAS IN GOOD CONDITION YES IT WAS MISSIN THE EAR PIECE AND SOFTWARE BUT UMM OTHER THAN THAT IT WAS GOOD XCEPT UP UNTIL THE POINT WHERE IT BEGAN to FAIL...N DONT GET ME WRONG I TOOK GREAT CARE OF IT....I TRIED CALLIN THE MORTOROLA PEOPLE N THEY SAID THEY COULDNT HELP ME BECAUSE ITS A PHONE MANUFACTURED IN EUROPE SO I GUESS IM JUST SCREWED.....BY THE WAY I ENDED UP PAYIN WAY MORE THAN THE ACTUAL PRICE NOW ;'(( BUT YEAH UMM IF U WANNA RISK IT GO FOR IT......
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Subjects:  1. Ultra Compact Small Tiny Smallest   

Features

• High transfer rate for fast copy/download
• Non-volatile solid-state; no moving parts maximizes battery power; Data is not lost when power is turned off
• Operating shock rating of 2,000Gs, equivalent to a 10-foot drop to the floor
• Compatible with all digital cameras, handheld PCs, digital audio players, and other devices that feature a CompactFlash slot
• High storage capacity

Reviews (6)

Sandisk 2GB
I just cam from Las Vegas and the sandisk has a disk error that doesn't allow for more photos after only using 40mb. I have tried to format the disk using the camera and through Windows XP. It doesn't allow it to be formatted. Bad investment!!! Would not recommend the product unless there is a way I can get a refund or an exchange.

Good for Canon a95
Fantastic, take all the videos and pictures you want with the best quality.

Is It Worth Buying
I have been using 3 - 128mb, 1 -256mb, and 1 -8mb card with my 2.1 megapixel camera.That got me about 648 photos which has been great for vacations, etc.With the purchase of a new 7 megapixel camera, I found that my photo storage dropped to about 202 photos which was definitely not enough.With the 2gb card, I can take a minimum of 650 photos without changing cards.With my existing cards, that totals at about 850 photos.That number goes up if I use my macro or supermacro settings (they drop the image size to the medium setting).I have had no problems with any of my compact flash cards (all of them being sandisk), all have worked consistently and without issue. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Anyone who has installed a speaker system knows the worst part is figuring out how to hide the unsightly speaker cables, especially if your speakers are located across the room from the receiver. Enter this pair of Acoustic Research stereo speakers, which resolves the dilemma by eliminating speaker wires altogether. The system's powerful transmitter broadcasts its 900 MHz signal through walls, floors, ceilings, and other obstacles, giving listeners a wide array of installation options. Looking for a pair of high-quality speakers for the upstairs bedroom? No problem. Want to enjoy your favorite tunes in the basement without running speaker wire through the floor? Easy. Thanks to the system's 300-foot range, almost any home speaker scenario is possible, including positioning the speakers outdoors so you can provide the soundtrack for your neighborhood block party. And fortunately for listeners, the wireless setup doesn't compromise the quality of the audio, as the rich signal is drift- and static-free. Read more

Features

• Pair of wireless stereo speakers with transmitter offers cable-free range of up to 300 feet
• 900 MHz signal broadcasts through walls, ceilings, and more
• Use as rear channel speakers in 5.1 surround sound systems
• Integrated power/volume/tuning control; left/mono/right switch
• 20 watts total RMS power (10 watts x 2); powered by AC adapter or 8 C batteries per speaker

Reviews (107)

great!
i was skeptical when i ordered these because of all the conflicting opinions.i have to say that they are GREAT.10 minutes out of the box i had my itunes playing all over my apartment.i live on a busy street in manhattan so i was worried about interference but the sound is very clear.i love them!!

Does a decent job with one minor tweak
I've used these for 6 months now and they've performed fine given the usual constraints of walls and distance.
One speaker gone after 2 months
These are incredibly easy to use, sound great, yet one of the speakers, after unplugging it, stopped working altogether. ... Read more

Features

• 7-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 15 x 20-inch prints
• 2.0-inch vari-angle LCD display; 4x optical zoom
• Shoot high-quality movies at up to 60 frames per second
• DIG!C II Image Processor for faster processing, vibrant colors, and excellent image quality
• 20 shooting modes including My Color settings for customization while shooting

Reviews (201)

Not very impressed at all!!!!
This camera takes decent pictures half of the time, the rest suck!!The colors are off, people look darker then they are.Maybe the flash is not strong enough.I have seen pictures from 4 different occasions, mostly indoor, and 1/3 to 1/2 of the pictures come out right.It has an impressive list of features and I really like the design. I did a lot of research before getting it and looked at all the pictures online, but I am not very satisfied with it.I have used a Kodak, Olympus and a Nikon in the past and liked the picture quality on all of them, but the pictures from this camera do not come close to the other ones.

Awesome camera!
I'm 45 years old and have owned two cameras in my life. So I guess that doesn't make me an expert or anything. My previous camera was a Canon Powershot film camera, purchased 17 years ago for about $150 at Target. And it still works great. People always have said, "That camera takes great pictures." I felt like a genius, but really just bought it because it was on sale. After finally converting over to Macs and loving the iPhoto software, I decided to go digital. I automatically started looking at Canons because of the years of pleasure my other Canon gave me. I stumbled across this camera at Amazon and figured a 4.5 star average rating with 199 customer reviews had to mean it was decent. And I also read great reviews of it elsewhere. So I decided to take the plunge. Funny thing...I must've got one of the last ones of these that Amazon itself was selling. Because the price on the descriptioin page when I went to put it in my cart was $329.99. But when I added it to my cart, the price changed to $214.99...and I have no idea why. I was worried that I was gonna get some camera that was returned or something, but the customer service rep at Amazon said that that wasn't the case...that mine was a brand new camera. When it came, sure enough...it was brand new. I've only used it for about 5 days, but I love everything about it. Even the 2" screen seems plently big enough for me. The pictures are fabulous. And I was able to start taking pix right out of the box. The only thing I had to consult the manual for was how to set the time and date. Other than that, at least on the AUTO setting, it's just point and shoot. And the pix upload beautifully into my Mac PowerBook's iPhoto library. The best part, in my opinion, about using this camera with a Mac? I didn't even have to load the multiple software packages that came with the Canon camera. iPhoto handles most everything, and what it doesn't I can do in Photoshop. This is a great camera, which I think has been replaced by the A630. But I don't care! I got a great deal and love the A620. The only caveat? Buy yourself a good set of rechargeable NiMH batteries and a quality charger, like I did. Using regular AA batteries may end up costing a lot in the long run. I'd recommend the Canon A620 to anyone looking for a mid-range, quality digital camera. Look around for bargain prices on the web, though. There may be places blowing these out to make room for the A630.

Not very good
OK, I've spent years using a nice film camera -- solid body, good, interchangeable lenses, etc. -- so maybe I'm biased, but this camera just doesn't do it for me.
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Features

• USB 2.0 certified , Supports faster data transfer rate (1.5 to 480 Mbps) for low & high-speed devices , Supports multimedia applications , Premium double-shielded cables with tinned copper braid & aluminum , Aluminum twisted 28/20 AWG data lines eliminate cross-talk , & reduce EMI/RFI interference , Gold-plated connectors , provide superior conductivity , A-Male to B-Male, 10 ft

Reviews (1)

burned by best buy
works as advertised....cost almost nothing. I just returned an equivilant to best buy...cost $35.00.... ridiculous. this cable appears to be of even better quality and transfer rate. ... Read more

Editorial Review

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Features

• 9600 x 2400 color dpi
• Buil-in 2 sided printing and second paper tray
• 5 individual ink tanks
• 30 ppm BK, 24ppm Color

Reviews (5)

Simply Excellent
The Good:
TERRIBLE RELIABILITY
Even though I have used my printer (a Pixma 5000) very lightly, it jams regularly on Canon photo paper and then spills ink everywhere. Today it went into "service error 5700" and it doesn't work any more, even after rebooting it five times.
Great Printer & great price
I was using an HP Photosmart 7260 which made very good photo prints. It used 6 color photo ink but I had to change one cartridge to pigment ink for text.
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Features

• 640 x 480 CMOS sensor delivers high quality videos
• Still image capture at up to 1024 x 768 resolution (software enhanced)
• Dedicated microphone for superior audio
• Snapshot button makes it easy to take a photo
• Works with Yahoo! Messenger, AIM, MSN Messenger, Windows Messenger, and other instant messenger services

Reviews (74)

Amazing Quality
I just upgraded my webcam (logitech 5 yrs old) to this, the difference is day and night, quality is very good; Even during the night time the quality is much better than my day time logitech (5 yrs old) webcam. I am a very satistified customers, would recommend to anyone....

It's a webcam!
I think this little guy is great for what he is supposed to be: a webcam!Doesn't take fabulous pictures, doesn't have the most stunning resolution, and the sound via the microphone attachment is less than adequate.However, it does provide a decent realtime image for online chatting or web video conferencing.
Windows 2000 and this handycam
- Do follow the direction provided in the installation guide, otherwise you may find issues in Installing the handycam.
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Editorial Review

Building on the hugely popular TI-83 Plus, which is perhaps the best-selling calculator of all time, the TI-84 Plus is completely compatible with its predecessor. From that well-established platform, this new model adds more speed (a processor that's 2.5 times faster), more memory (24 KB RAM and 480 KB of Flash ROM), an enhanced high-contrast display (eight lines by 16 characters), and more beloved Apps.Read more

Features

• Fully compatible with TI-83 Plus; now faster, more memory
• Advanced statistics and financial features
• Built-in USB port and I/O port; unit-to-unit link cable
• 11 pre-loaded Apps, including Cabri Jr. and Science Tools
• Split screen, displays graph and editor or graph and table

Reviews (17)

Just got it brand new!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just bought this graphing calculator. It looks and feels very stylish and comfortable. I believe this is a better choice than the ti-84 plus silver edition as that version has a little more memory and a few more applications and cost about $20 more. I don't care about those extras because i only need it for my math class!!If you need a graphing calculator this is the one to get as it it almost identical to the ti-83 plus and only cost about $10 more. Buy this and you get a better screen, more memory, and faster speed!!!!!!!!!

TI-84 Plus
Much better than the TI-83 ... Great device, comes with lots of programs the TI-83 doesn't ... but now that I'm using it I would have rather forked out a few more dollars to get more computing power the TI-89 offers. For example ... The TI-84 can't compute factorials above 90 or so... Hope this helps...

not very friendly for entering matrix
It has many useful features, but TI has done a poor job on the way you can enter and edit matrix. They should look into Casio models for improving their interface. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts who often get separated from their groups, such as mountain bikers, serious hikers, and whitewater rafters, this pair of Motorola rechargeable two-way radios keeps you connected from up to 12 miles away (based on terrain and conditions). The wide-ranging signal also works for more pedestrian tasks, such as keeping tabs on the kids while they're playing at a friend's house or calling your pals in the lodge while you're skiing on the slopes. Each radio comes equipped with 22 channels--including eight GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service), seven FRS (Family Radio Service), and seven GMRS/FRS combo channels--giving you plenty of frequencies on which to communicate. The radios also receive a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration channel, which delivers up-to-the-minute storm warnings--a must for mountain climbers. And thanks to the rugged housing, convenient side grips, and included holsters, you'll enjoy quick, constant access to the radios in the midst of almost any activity.Read more

Features

• Pair of rechargeable 2-way radios with outdoor range of up to 12 miles
• 7 GMRS/FRS, 7 FRS, and 8 GMRS channels and single NOAA weather channel
• Hands-free voice-activation mode; Quiet Talk filter eliminates interruption from nearby radios
• 10 audible call tones and 121 privacy codes; Priority Scan searches for private channels
• Includes NiMH battery packs and 2-pocket desktop charger; 1-year warranty

Reviews (28)

Fun for everyone
I am very pleased with this purchase.I bought them for my [...] son.The buttons are a little hard for him to push and hold, but he is learning and I am sure he will enjoy them for years.

worth it
I am a traditional rock climber and a backcountry snowboarder/mountaineer.These radios were a good choice at their $45 price.Between belays, reception is clear enough and ample.Above tree line, communication is expectedly easy, as well.Conversely, in the trees of the backcounty performance is notably lessened, yet still practical.
I like these
We bought these for use on camping trips with our grandchildren and for kayaking. At this time, I have only used them once on a camping trip. They worked very well. I did not measure distances, but they worked well for our purposes.
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Subjects:  1. sx700;   

Editorial Review

Just when you thought Garmin had cornered the market on powerful, affordable, and effective wrist-mounted GPS devices, here comes the Forerunner 205. The release of this device is a major achievement from a design and technology perspective. This isn't just marketing-speak; the Forerunner 205 is the most accurate, most reliable wrist-mounted performance and GPS tracking tool we've ever tested. Yes, it's that good. While no device this compact can do everything (yet), the 205 pushes the boundaries of what is possible from something strapped around your wrist. While the 205 doesn't offer heart rate monitoring, or connectivity with Garmin's wireless speed and cadence sensor -- for that, you'll need to step up to the Forerunner 305 --but it's a great way to get basic GPS location and performance data.Read more

Features

• Sleek wrist-mounted sports performance monitor with high-sensitivity GPS receiver and training software
• Monitors speed, distance, pace, and calories burned for smarter, more effective conditioning
• Powerful GPS navigator provides faster acquisition times and improves tracking under trees and near buildings
• Delivers detailed post-workout analysis on bundled Training Center PC software (connects to PC via USB)
• Includes rechargeable lithium-ion battery; measures 2.1 x 0.7 x 2.7 inches (W x H x D); 1-year warranty

Reviews (31)

The 201 is better and cheaper
I had been using the Garmin 201 model for over a year and was very anxious to get the 205. Since I got it, I find that the current pace is consistently wrong on the 205. The 201 is much more accurate when it comes to telling you the pace you are currently running at. The 201 does all the same basic things as 205 just as well and is much better on the current pace for some reason. The 201 is also about $100 cheaper and I would highly reccomend buying it, it is fantastic and a great value!

Garmin 205
I have had the Garmin 205 for over a month now. I have also used the 301. I like the 205 because it is smaller and more compact. I find it to be very accurate and finds the satellites faster than the 301. I walk under trees sometimes and have not lost the signal. It is easy to set up and read your stats. I have no problems with the rubber wristband. It is a good training device.

Great once you get a position
This is great for training.It's really nice to able to see your current and average pace.It's also nice that it can automatically start a new lap every mile (or other interval that you specify).It sometimes takes a long time to get a position, however. ... Read more