Features

• Integrate up to 15 devices, including lighting and household appliances

Reviews (30)

How can the software be this bad?
I've been using a one-for-all 9910 RF remote for a while.I used JP1 to program it all nice and neat.The problem was you needed to explain to everyone (and remember yourself) what each button did and it wasn't as automated as the 890 promised to be.Plus I wanted one for my parents, so I thought I'd get one and try it out before subjecting the old folks to it (I'd program it for them).I love the features of the 890, and once it's running smoothly, it's mostly good (I need to get used to hard plastic buttons and I'd like a button to activate a feature on the TV when in any mode) but getting it set up is the most frustrating thing in the world.When you use JP1, you expect to hit a few bumps (buy a 40 dollar remote and 10 dollar cable and have at it).I hacked my tivo and set up networks in my house and my parents house, I'm not new to futzing around with electronics.When you spend over $250-$400 for a remote with web functionality, the setup should be much simpler.The remote crashes, locks up, gets corrupted and has system failures.The desktop software isn't any better :(I think one tip is to leave the battery out when syncing with the computer.That way, when the remote crashes, you don't have to take the battery out to reboot, simply unplug the usb cable.I thought I was going to break the battery cover for all the times I had to take it off.
What you MUST know about this remote before making a Decision.
I read all the negative review and became VERY wary of purchasing. I decided due to the price and no clear runaway reason to go with another Universal remote to give this one a try. Boy am I glad I did that because it's GREAT once you get it programmed. There are 4 caveats!
Logitech Harmony 890 Does Not Support Z-Wave RF Yet
The Logitech Harmony 890 is an exceptional universal remote.The screen and it's programability are great.It takes some practice to use the online programing system.However, when one gets use to the online programing system, it is easy to use.It does need some serious usability improvements.
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Editorial Review

These Sony headphones are super-lightweight, comfortable and safe. They have been designed with Sony's Sports Walkman series in mind. The MDR-A35G stereo headphones have a thin, lightweight and adjustable headband which allow you to fit them perfectly to your head's shape. The headphones are foldable (via three hinges) which allow for greater transportability; you can pack these away in your workout bag or in a jeans pocket. The moisture guard mechanism pulls sweat away from the ear canal, keeping your headphones drier and thus, better fitting and sounding. If you plan on listening to your MP3 player or radio while treadmilling in the gym, this feature will be greatly appreciated. The headphones are also water resistant; runners in wet environs will certainly find this advantageous.Read more

Features

• Folding construction is compact and portable
• Acoustic Twin Turbo circuitry delivers powerful bass sound and high efficiency
• Moisture Guard mechanism pulls sweat away from the ear canal
• Comfortable vertical, in-the-ear design
• Water resistant for outdoor use

Reviews (128)

Good Value
I am a very active runner, and need something that will stay on my head and sound reasonable. I bought these and they lasted well over a year and they worked great....I am picking up 2 more sets now.....

Flimsy, broke in 2 days
hope you got a good price, because these will break quickly due to the cheap plastic and lack of quality.

Good value for the listed price
i bought this item couple of days ago, the only thing i dont like is the way it hangs on your head and get into your ears which made me uncomfortable, but on the other hand, it gives you a very good sound quality for a very cheap price and once you get used to it, it will become comfortable or at least not annoying. ... Read more

Features

• Maximum 3,200 x 6,400 dpi resolution
• Sharp 48-bit color, 16-bit grayscale
• Supports medium format and 35mm transparencies or negatives
• Batch scanning of up to 12 35mm negatives
• High speed preview in about 2 seconds; USB 2.0

Reviews (124)

The single worst piece of electronic equipment I've ever owned in all my long years
I hope this review is helpful, here goes: This scanner captures great images.When it feels like it.It works about once out of every 5 times on Windows XP; the other times it gives the same TWAIN error that I'm now reading that people all over the web are having.In the driver's readme.txt file, it notes that this error "occasionally" (for me, 80% of the time!) occurs when you have XP and an NTFS hard drive.This scanner cost me hours of headaches and hassles and I wish I could save you the same; I'm replacing it with an Epson and am hoping for the best.No other Canon product gave me these problems, but this is really a ripoff.
POC
It's great when it works. Just can't get one that keeps working 5 months later. My assistant bought one a year ago. 5 months after purchase it simply won't turn on. It gets replaced and works fine. Thinking this is just a quirk, I buy one myself. Sure enough, I go to use mine 4 months later (after about 10-12 uses total in that time) and it won't turn on at all.
TERRIFIC FILM SCANNER for this price/type
I got this scanner a few days back and already had the opportunity to use it. Before proceeding, let me highlight a few facts. I avidly take photos in slides and was looking for a cheap scanner fulfilling my needs of (a) publishing on web post manipulations in PS (b) Keeping a GOOD digital copy of the same, with myself (c) Being able to take max. a 4x6 print, as and when required; from the digital copy.
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Features

• Box Content - Logitech V270 Cordless Optical Notebook Mouse for Bluetooth, Installation guide, 2 AA batteries, CD with software (PC only), Carrying Case
• Designed for travel - More comfortable than a touchpad, instant-on performance for maximum productivity on the road
• Smart power management - Long battery life, on & off switch, power-saving modes and a low-battery indicator light
• Precision optical performance - 1000-dpi optical sensor technology for incredibly smooth, precise tracking
• Convenient carrying case - Comes with pouch for easy storage

Reviews (53)

Great mouse choice
If you have a laptop with bluetooth, you need this mouse. It works flawlessly; just like a regular wireless mouse. The advantage of a bluetooth mouse over a regular wireless mouse is that one doesn't need to plug anything into the laptop. Not only does that save a USB port, but it's one less thing to carry (or to lose). The batteries last for months, and it comes with a nice little pouch.

NEVER install Logitech's SETPOINT software.
I will keep it simple. :) I am using a dell notebook with WINXP and it has bluetooth s/w (Dell's supplied widcomm) already installed for my pda. The mouse got recognised and works right a way using Winxp's default driver. I kept the existing Widcomm bluetooth stack (or hub - as in logitech literature)without installing any logitech driver/sw from the included CD. Mouse can be turned it off at night, and turned back on in the morning, it has never been failed to reconnect. All is well until 1 day I want to assign the wheel button for keystroke assignment. So I d/l & installed "setpointxxx_v270"from logitech driver section. "setpointxxx_v270" is a bloated s/w contains 2 parts. 1st part is "setpoint" which customizes your mouse behaviour. 2nd part islogitech's own bluetooth stack & services & GUI which are supposed to install only when your pc doesnt contain any Bluetooth stack/hub. However after installing setpoinxxx_v270 & reboot & check update & reboot, bad things started to happen. V270 mouse will fail to reconnect after being turned off & on. It will also fail to reconnect when PC is resuming from standby.No matter what I do, the mouse refuses to reconnect. So I uninstall Setpointxxx_V270. Still it can be detected but failed to reconnect. I end up fixing it by manually remove all logitech residue craps & delete "Bluetooth Virtual HID mouse" under "Human Interface Devices" in "Device manager".(u have to "show hidden devices" to see it)Then reconnect the mouse again. Its clear that Logitech's setpointxxx_V270 will screw up the mouse BT driver.Now It works well without d Logitech's stupid s/w. In terms of hardware, I will rate 4 stars. Logitech loses 2 stars not providing a proper supporting s/w driver.

Best tracking for bluetooth
I have used a lot of bluetooth mice, and this one has the best tracking of ony of them. Be aware that bluetooth has some limitations, though. Almost any high quality wired mouse will perform better, and many RF mice will too. If you are a tricking maniac, or a gamer, don't use bluetooth, period. If you want bluetooth, either because you don't want an extra dongle, you need all your USB ports, or you need the long wireless range (for controlling presentations in a big lecture hall), this is one of the best mice you can buy.
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Features

• 10.1-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 18 x 24-inch prints
• Large 2.5-inch LCD display; body only (no lens included)
• New self-cleaning dust function, plus Dust Delete Data Detection in included software
• DIGIC II Image Processor provides fast, accurate image processing; Picture Style settings for added creative control
• Stores images on Compact Flash (CF) memory cards; powered by battery pack NB-2LH

Reviews (17)

A Gem of a Camera
I bought the Rebel EOS Digital XTi 400D to upgrade my almost 3-year old Rebel EOS Digital 300D (which, by the way, is still a great camera). I won't go into the technical differences between the two cameras, but I will say this: the differences between the two cameras are worth the cost of the upgrade for me. Here's why.
Absolutely stunning
I am an advanced amature. For me, the quality of professionally done prints is the biggest measure of a camera or lense. I will be brief and to the point:
Moving up to your first SLR? What to expect.
(I'm in the UK where it's called the 400D, not the XTi, but they are the same camera.)
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Editorial Review

Your son takes his first step, or your daughter takes her encore bow at her first recital. Luckily, you were ready with your digital camera and caught this historic moment. But wait! The photo you took is blurry. In your excitement, you accidentally shook the camera just as you snapped the shutter. If this has ever happened to you--and you are by no means alone!--then you'll want to take a close look at the Panasonic Lumix DMC-LZ3 5-megapixel digital camera with 6x image-stabilized optical zoom.Read more

Features

• 5.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 13 x 17-inch prints
• 6x image-stabilized optical zoom; 2.0-inch LCD display
• Playback of 9, 16, and 25 images is possible on a multi-split screen
• Consecutive shooting feature lets you take up to five shots per second
• Powered by 2 AA-size batteries; stores images on SD memory cards (includes 14 MB of internal memory)

Reviews (9)

Great camera for 13 months...
I bought this camera just over a year ago and really enjoyed it.
great camera..bad photo software
I purchased the Panasonic LUMIX DMC LZ3 camera this summer for our family use. It's been a very good product and takes great pictures at an affordable price. The one knock I have found is the included software LUMIX Simple viewer is extremely lacking. Aside from printing photos or e-mailing them, you cannot easily find the files on your hard drive. The only way to move around the files is to export them back onto your photo card and then move them to a destination. I have since found another program to manage the files. Get the camera and the cannoli s, leave the software.

Great easy to use camera
I bought this camera for my daughter's 13th birthday. She is into salamanders and has 2 geckos. I have not seen a bad picture come out of this camera! I have several black pets that are usually impossible to photograph. They come out clear, with their eyes open! We have also not seen a single blurry photo due to the image stabilization.
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Features

• Cutting-edge design and improved performance for maximium productivity
• E-mail and Internet hot keys

Reviews (101)

Better than earlier versions...
I have owned MS Ergonomic keyboards since they were first released and find this one to be better than prior versions in several respects. The keys are much easier to press and the keyboard is tilted up at an angle so the front part is higher than the back part which reduces pronation of the wrists. As some others have noted, it is annoying that they changed the size of certain keys but I am not finding this so difficult to get used to. It is INCREDIBLE that they have a back and forward button integrated into the keyboard right below the space bar, so it is no longer necessary to go through enormous repetitive motions to press the back button in a browser. This may be the greatest feature of this keyboard! But, most importantly, it is more comfortable and easier to type on than any prior version or any other product I have tried.

Nice Keyboard That Makes My Wrists Feel Better
This is a well-constructed keyboard that has a nice feel to it and a good assortment of programmable keys. It isn't advertised as such, but the "zoom slider" is also programmable. Here's how to reprogram it as a scroll slider: Edit C:\Program Files\Microsoft IntelliType Pro5.5\IType\Setup\Files\commands.xml.
Ouch!
I wanted this keyboard because I have tendonitis in both hands and arms, and the layout felt very comfortable in the store where I tried it out.However, as some others have mentioned, the spacebar requires a lot of force if you have small hands and cannot press it down in the center.My thumbs and wrists hurt after just a few minutes (I could work for 15-20 minutes on my old keyboard before having that much pain).It's a shame because otherwise I really like the design; maybe they could split the space bar into two keys (one for each thumb) and then you wouldn't have to press it so hard. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The new HP 50g Graphing Calculator provides optimum power, flexibility and connectivity for math, science, and engineering professionals, as well as college students. Featuring a more capable SD card slot, 2.5 MB total memory (512 KB, 2 MB Flash ROM), RS232 and USB connectivity, and a built-in intelligent editor, Read more

Features

• New display upgrade--the new HP 50g display features a 30% increase in usable space over the HP 49g+
• New powerful SD card slot allows you to format your card right in the calculator and expand memory
• Massive 2.5 MB total memory--512 KB RAM plus 2 MB flash ROM for performing future upgrades**
• New larger equation library and 2300+ built-in functions--ideal for both professionals and students
• The choice of efficient RPN, Textbook or Algebraic data entry

Reviews (9)

Great Calculator Overall
This is a pretty powerful calculator that's in the same league as the TI-89. And if you prefer RPN, like I do, then you'll have to go for this one. The build of the calculator is much improved from the HP 49g+ and the feel of the keyboard is similar to that of the HP 48g, although the keys are harder to press and the legends are painted on instead of double shot molded. The calculator does feel sturdy but the plastic makes it feel cheap. The symbolic integration and differentiation doesn't always work well and some nasty integrals will give nasty results. The TI-89's table lookup might work better for some integrals but I'm sure this calculator can integrate some integrals that the TI can't handle. However the calculator is much faster then the older 48's and the CAS is much improved in terms of usability. 3D graphing is so smooth and fast... although I doubt I'll be doing anything heavy on a small calculator when computers are prevelant. This is not a perfect product, but neither is the TI-89 or the HP-48G. Highly recommended for any scientist, especially the chemists out there who hate math, like I do.

Power for now AND the future
I have been an HP calcualtor user for the past 22 years.After I went through two battery chargers on my dad's TI-59 that he gave to me, I gave it back to him and bought an HP 41CX.I'm STILL using that calculator today, and I use it virtually every day.
An HP Calculator to be Proud Of
I thought that I would never own another HP graphing calculator after I purchased an hp49g some years ago.I am a huge fan of RPN and own an hp33s which I think is great for its features and usability.The hp50g is not for the beginner, this is a power calculator for college students in math or engineering, professionals, and firmware hobbyists.This calculator just works out of the box.The keys are firm but responsive, unlike the hp49g which required lots of force to activate the buttons.Also I haven't been able to find any errors in the calculations, also unlike the hp49g which required a firmware upgrade to correct blatant math errors.I think this latest model restores some hope for hp's future offerings - it's not just a printer cartridge company any more... ... Read more

149. Polar B3 Heart Rate Monitor by Polar
	Sports (06 March, 2006) list price: $79.99 -- our price: $49.99 (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B000EVMT2C Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Editorial Review An ideal workout companion, Polar's B3 wireless heart rate monitor will guide you through your aerobic training program with accuracy while challenging you to the next level. Featuring a Zone Pointer, this heart rate monitor watch provides a visual display which allows you to track your heart rate when you are within your target zone. The B3 also allows you to manually set target zones and it will beep to let you when you are not in your zone. Fitness bullets display every 10 minutes you exercise within your target zone while an exercise timer tracks your total exercise time (which will be stored in a file on the monitor). This feature allows you to view your previous workout information to help establish goals for your next workout and entire program.Read more Features Large display and water resistant up to 30 meters Wireless heart rate monitor is EKG accurate within +1 beats per minute or 1%, automatic/adjustable heart rate limits, and visual and audible alarm in target zones Storage file includes exercise time, target heart rate zone limits, time in target zone, and average heart rate of total exercise Two-year warranty Heart rate monitor watch also features time of day with an alarm and date/weekday indicator Reviews (6) This is real nice I had originally ordered the Mio heart rate monitor . There were just too many problems with that . I have 10 stents in my heart and a defibrillator/pacemaker . I was concerned that the magnet in the Polar chestband might interfere with all the metal that was recently placed in my body . I contacted my doctors ,the manufacturer of my defibrillator ,and Polar . I do not wear the strap as indicated but wear it on my side opposite my heart and implant . It works just fine .I can set my own target zone according to my doctors , and when I am out of the zone the watch lets me know , usually I am too high and then know to slow it down . I have compared the readings of this monitor with taking my pulse the old fashioned way and it is accurate . Nice piece of equipment .You won't go wrong with this company . After 3 years.... This was a gift after I had a heart attack just after my 43rd birthday.I use it daily at the gym and while I walk at home.It is an indispensible tool for me.Even after all this time, it remains working well. Great product I first learned about this heart monitor at my gym and had to have one. The manufacturer sells it for twice the price Amazon sells it for. Great price and a neat heart monitor. If you own a high end treadmill or elliptical they will pick up the heart rate from the Polar B3 and display it for you. Super. ... Read more

150. Logitech Quickcam for Notebooks ( 961404-0403 ) by Logitech
	Electronics list price: $30.99 -- our price: $32.39 (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B0007ZFLYS Sales Rank: 237 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Features See your friends and family with crisp VGA images Add live video to your favorite instant messenger Speak and be heard with the integrated microphone Take 1.3 megapixel still pictures with the integrated snapshot button Attach to any notebook with the adjustable clip Reviews (39) Good deal for the price!! I did quite a bit of research about webcams...which one might be a good enough tradeoff between quality and price. I must say I made a pretty good decision. This ones worth its price tag (got it for $32); it wont give you awesome quality; but its quite decent. Hassle-free setup, no software problems (actually I never use the software...just start video chats in MSN/Yahoo) and got decent enough quality without any real adjustments. The built-in mic is very satisfactory too. All in all, if you are looking for a medium-range priced webcam (and you dont have a mic either) which wont show shoddy and crappy images, this ones for you!! pathetic low ligh performance Got this one for the sleek looks and thought it would be great product.. unfortunately i'm shattered with its performance. the images are too grainy, dark and you will look like a ghost unless you are in daylight...or maybe in floodlights. So so webcam Ok, the deal with this webcam is not the picture, the image is great and has a fast response. The thing is that the software that comes with needs some work, every time you want to use it you have to unplug it, connect it, wait for it to setup, THEN, if you are lucky, you are good to go, but sometimes you have to repeat the process a couple of times. ... Read more

151. Olympus Stylus 720SW 7.1MP Ultra Slim Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom by Olympus
	Electronics list price: $365.99 -- our price: Too Low To Display (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B000EA0EDO Sales Rank: 37 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Features 7.1-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 16 x 20-inch prints Camera is shockproof from 5 feet and waterproof to 10 feet 2.5-inch Bright Capture LCD display; 3x optical zoom Features digital image stabilization and QuickTime movie (with sound) modes Bright Capture Technology aids in LCD viewability, low-light image capture, and photographing moving subjects Reviews (30) C. Sobalvarro I ordered this camera just before taking a vacation to Hawaii. My primary goal was to take photos while snorkeling. I did so against the advice of several reviews I read here saying the quality of the underwater photos was poor. However, I strongly disagree. I've posted two sample photos here that demonstrate the quality that's possible with this camera underwater. I was completely satisfied. Here's why I ordered this... took a beating I beat the snot out of this camera for 6 days and it lived. Olympus 720 SW underwater results This review is based on a 17-day trip to Hawaii in June where I regularly used the 720 SW snorkeling, and covers only its underwater performance.The manual and website FAQs aren't much help on this, and without some careful practice you will probably be disappointed with this camera's underwater shots at first.My results were uneven despite experience with other underwater cameras. Read more

152. Brother HL-2070N Network Monochrome Laser Printer (Black) by Brother Printer
	Electronics list price: $299.99 -- our price: $124.38 (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B0007KNZ8M Sales Rank: 103 Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Features 2,400 x 600 dpi resolution with laser print quality Up to 20 ppm black, first page out in under 10 seconds 250-sheet input capacity; supports a variety of sizes and envelopes Simple setup and operation; 16 MB standard memory Parallel, USB 2.0, and Ethernet interfaces; PC, Mac, and Linux compatible Reviews (31) DO NOT BUY BROTHER 2070N IF YOU NEED A NETWORK PRINTER This company (Brother) is totally ignorant on networking. They have based networks on "AUTOIP" which is irrelevant to office and home networking. Therefore, it does not configure on regular DHCP configuration. Excellent good quality and design. very easy to setup with network. you can not misschance to get this last printer for less $100. Quite Nice I purchased this laser printer because it has Network capabilities at low cost.It is very fast.I have an older much more expensive HP laser and the start up time to print is much slower than this model.Of course that probably has something to do with age (3 yrs old). Read more

153. Logitech MX Revolution Cordless Laser Mouse by Logitech
	Electronics list price: $99.99 -- our price: $86.48 (price subject to change: see help) Asin: B000HCT12O Average Customer Review: US | Canada | United Kingdom | Germany | France | Japan
Editorial Review Mice have come a long way since the early days of the Macintosh, with its innovative roller-balled brick. Fast forward 22 years and meet the Logitech MX Revolution. With innovative scrolling technology, rechargeable batteries, and improvements that make it easier to do common tasks, the MX Revolution is definitely a big step in the right direction. Whether or not this mouse is a Read more Features MicroGear Precision scroll wheel operates in two distinct modes, allowing you to scroll faster and with more precision than ever before SmartShift technology automatically applies the best scrolling mode for the application you're using Document quick flip lets you move effortlessly between documents and applications Integrated search button connects instantly to your preferred search engine Precise laser technology and a rechargeable battery Reviews (32) Good but not great... which is a disappointment. I had waited anxiously for this mouse as I had waited for the MX1000 Laser mouse that I absolutely loved but found a tad heavy. The best mouse you can buy This mouse is incredible.This mouse is incredibly adjustable.You can change pointer speed, horizontal scroll speed, vertical scroll speed and acceleration.Being it a laser, it is fast and precise.The side scroll allows you to toggle between all of the applications you have open in a blink, a must for multi taskers.My favorite part of this mouse is the scroll wheel.This just blew me away.This is a "smart" mouse in every sense of the word.You can change to what they call free scrolling with just a click.And that means no clicking in the scrolling.Scroll to the bottom of a ridiculously long document in a few seconds, no joke.The one thing that has always got my goat on mice is the scrolling.Most of them do no scroll smoothly.Half of them end up getting caught somehow while you're scrolling and the page jumps either up or down.Either way, when you're scrolling slowly with other mice, there's no such thing as keeping a rhythm in scro