Panasonic TH-37PWD7UY Professional Series 37" HD-Ready Flat-Panel Plasma Display

Product Description

Demand is rising for extra-large display screens, and Panasonic has the solution. Panasonic's new lineup of displays for professional applications includes a 65-inch plasma model that offers the superior image quality, extensive functions, and extendibility that make Panasonic an industry leader. The new unit suits any application calling for a super size display. Use it in a directory in a building lobby, an information board for an airport, train station or other large public facility, or a monitor at event sites.A host of Panasonic imaging technologies combine to achieve both the industry's highest gradation and outstanding 4, 000: 1 contrast. The accuracy and detail these displays provide cannot be adequately expressed by specifications alone. Their overall image quality goes far beyond conventional standards. They provide pictures with the kind of breathtaking beauty that stirs emotion.Dual Picture, Digital Zoom, multi-screen capability and other advanced functions enhance the usability of Panasonic displays. Panasonic's popular Multi-Function Slots are also provided.

Amazon.com Product Description

Designed specifically for high-performance corporate and multimedia installations, Panasonic's TH-37PWD7UY--a member of the company's seventh-generation Professional Series plasma displays--delivers high quality alongside flexible and expandable input options. The 37-inch widescreen monitor also offers horizontal/vertical image orientation and multi-screen options so you can create images as large as 74 inches in diameter (using 4 separate TH-37PWD7UY displays).

The monitor features super-high contrast (up to an amazing 4,000:1) and a native pixel count of 852 x 480 and can accept image inputs with resolutions of 1080p (24p/24sf), 1080i (50/60), 720p (50/60), 480p/i, and 576 p/i. It supports a range of PC input signals, including resolutions of VGA, SVGA, XGA, SXGA, and UXGA.

The TH-37PWD7UY is a display only, not a television per se, which means you'll need a DTV or cable set-top box fro any television programming you wish to view. It's also as basic as possible, beyond its many core display technologies, so you can tailor it to your application(s) without paying for features (like speakers) which you may well have no use for. The detailed user's manual provides an exhaustive list of optional accessories and their model numbers, from additional terminal (input) boards to assorted wall mounts.

The panel's multi-function slots let you swap out either or both of the existing terminal boards to accommodate variety of optional IT networking or audio/video input boards. Further, the display boasts significant improvements over previous Professional Series models in the areas of peak brightness (more then 10 percent higher than earlier generations), displayable colors, and service life.

Onboard picture-improving technologies include Panasonic's Real Black Drive System, a Deep Black filter, a Super Real Gamma System, Adaptive Automatic Gain Control (AGC), Motion Picture Disturbance (MPD) noise reduction, 3D color management, and active I/P (interlace/progressive) conversion.

The newly improved Super Real Gamma System reproduces gradations in brightness steps equivalent to 2,048 shades, with up to 8.58 billion colors to produce astonishing image depth and ultra-subtle nuances in dark scenes. A new Multi-facet Asymmetrical Configuration Hyper-pixel (MACH) panel features a bounded cell structure and new phosphor material that dramatically improves the panel's service life to 60,000 hours while boosting peak brightness and increasing the display's resistance to static-image burn-in to the level of CRT displays. (Panasonic defines service life as the period during which the display's light output is 50 percent or more of its original light output.)

Adaptive Automatic Gain Control (AGC) increases contrast while maintaining a high signal-to-noise ratio; Motion Picture Disturbance detects motion patterns that generate noise and adjusts the image to maximum quality without diminishing the quality of stationary background objects; a 3D Color Management system provides finer independent control and corrects hue, saturation, and brightness; and Active I/P (interlace/progressive) Conversion reduces interlace-to-progressive conversion noise.

The Dual Picture feature combines any 2 audio/video signals and displays them in 3 different modes (2 picture-in-picture and 1 picture-out-picture modes); digital zoom enlarges a portion of an image up to 4 times normal size for full-screen display.

This ultra-thin (3.5-inch) display offers a wide viewing angle of more than 160 degrees, so it's easy to read even if viewers are sitting or standing well off-axis from a front-on view.

The panel is equipped with a host of energy-saving functions, and its Contrast Automatic Tracking System (C.A.T.S.) senses ambient light and adjusts brightness and gradation accordingly. The addition of "menu" and "enter" buttons to the front panel gives you control of onscreen display functions without recourse to using the supplied remote control.

What's in the Box
TV, remote control, remote batteries (2 AA), 2 ferrite cores (small, large), 2 fixing bands, a warranty card, a user's manual, and an AC power cord.

Customer Reviews:

Don't Know What your Problem Is !!.......2006-01-03

The 37 PWD as well as the 42 PWD Panasonic are wonderful panels. If your resolution is horrible, your source must be horrible. It is universially agreed in videophile circles and forums that these panels are the best buys available and are capable of remarkable picture quality. I have 2 of them and could not be happier. If you want confirmation take a look at the AVS forum and do some reading.

Horrible resolution.......2005-11-28

Resolution is very low, awful really for a monitor labled "Pro" in the titel. New years resolution should be to offer 1080p (1920x1080) on All their monitors instead of tying to trick people into thinking that anything less is state of the art.

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This is a great router!

Cisco Systems 2501 Enet Dual Serial Router Requires Sw Feat. Pk

Manufacturer: CISCO SYSTEMS - ENTERPRISE
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

Routers | Wired Networks | Networking & Online Communication | Computer Add-Ons | Computers & Add-Ons | Categories | Electronics
ASIN: B0000516BA

Product Description

The Cisco 2500 series is the proven choice for data access for small businesses and small branch offices. The Cisco 2500 series delivers the flexibility, security, and functionality that small offices demand today and as networks evolve.The Cisco 2500 series is a multiprotocol router platform that is the basis for the following four product types: a compact single LAN multiprotocol router, a compact router/hub with 8, 14, or 16 Ethernet ports, a compact router/access server with 8 or 16 asynchronous serial ports, a dual LAN/multiprotocol router.

Customer Reviews:

This is a great router!.......2000-11-19

I used routers exactly like this when I was in my Cisco Networking Academy class. It was something that I used a lot and if you have the money to spend on it, this is great for ethernet networks weither you are running a tcp/ip network or an ipx/spx. This router even works with appletalk protocols.

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BatteryValues.com is your one-stop-shop online for replacement batteries, home and car chargers, home and car AC/DC adapters, and all your battery accessories requirements.

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A smooth bright white 100% rag based paper specifically designed to meet the need of photographers or artists using digital photographic output. The heavier 308 gsm paper provides the weight of an art paper with a smooth calendared surface, which picks up every detail captured in the photograph. The coated side of this paper provides excellent image sharpness and optimum color graduation. The coating also offers a very high level of water resistance.

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Compatible Xerox 8R7994 Black Inkjet Cartridges - OA100 Brand Sold by Abacus24-7

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Compatible Xerox 8R7994 Black Inkjet Cartridges - 2 Pack - OA100 Brand Sold by Abacus24-7

Manufacturer: OA100 Sold exclusively by Abacus24-7
ProductGroup: CE

All Accessories | Printer Accessories | Accessories & Supplies | Categories | Electronics

Brand new compatible Xerox cartridges - Up to 80% off OEM retail prices
ISO 9001 Quality Certified - OA100 Brand (Not OEM)
2 Year Shelf Life
30 Day Risk-Free Buying - exclusively from Abacus24-7
1 Year Manufacturer Warranty

ASIN: B000C1C082

Product Description

Compatible Xerox 8R7994 Black Inkjet Cartridges - 2 Pack - OA100 Brand Sold by Abacus24-7

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Fujifilm is dedicated to exploring the furthest reaches of technology and continuing towards a dynamic imaging and information future. Fujifilm, as a leading innovator of electronic products, provides all of them with a wide range of necessary accessories. Carry and protect your digital camera in style with this carrying case made from durable material for greater reliability.

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This model sucks

DELL DIMENSION 2400 slow as

THE DIE HARD CPU.

Never buy a Dell...

Dell has gone to *ell

Dimension 2400, Intel Celeron 2.0GHz w/ 128K Cache

Manufacturer: Dell
ProductGroup: Personal Computer
Binding: Personal Computers

Desktops | Computers & Add-Ons | Categories | Electronics
Dell | Computers Brands | Computers Features | Electronics
Refurbished Desktops | Outlet, Used & Refurbished | Outlet, Used & Refurbished | Specialty Stores | Computers Features | Electronics
Accessories:

Netgear WGR614 54 Mbps 2.4 GHz Cable or DSL Wireless Router

Netgear WG311 54 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter

ASIN: B00062FKO8

Product Description

Dell Dimension 2400 Desktop Computer. Offered by Dell VAR with full Dell warranty.

Customer Reviews:

This model sucks.......2007-07-24

Recent years people have been saying DELL computers, desktop and laptop, deteriorated dramatically in quality and service is bad too. I don't know other models but this one sucks. I bought Dimension 2400 with 2.66 GHZ CPU, 40GB drive and 128 MB RAM with XP Pro. I did not see it too slow. The two USB port on front are located at bottom and it's awkward to use them even you put it on desk. When I tried to upgrade it problems happened. There are only limited connection port on the back. There are not many slots available for ungrading cards or RAMs. The total Max RAM can only reach 1 GB. There is only one Hard Drive bracket in the case. This scuks to the maximum. Only DELL parts can fit in and it took customer a lot of time to find out the part number. DELL ask $25-40 plus shipping for that damn metal bracket. A lot of people used a piece of metal from Home Depot to build their own bracket and installed a second drive.

DELL DIMENSION 2400 slow as .......2007-03-06

I brought one of these 3 years ago. After installing sp2 this computer was slower than the Windows 95, pentium 100 I used to have( I know Windows xp is more powerfull than Windows 95,I am using this example to show the speed in releation to something else). I had a computer with like this one, 256 MB of 333MHz SD DDR RAM, 40GB hard drive and a better Intel(R) Celeron(R) 2.4Ghz cpu with 128K L2 Cache. This computer crashes a lot and you would always have your hands on the keys Ctrl-Alt-Del.The reason for this as I read is because of the low quality cpu in this model named Intel(r) Celeron(r) Northwood(r). This cpu only has a very limited anount of cache giving you very bad perfomance. You are likely to get better perfomance from a Pentium 3 in some cases. Also this computer has a intregated 64MB standard graphics card with no AGP slot, so you cannot upgrade to a dedicated graphics card. Even if you upgrade this computer with 1GB of RAM this will not work well with Windows Vista that well. Also a lack of a AGP port will disable you from Windows AERO ui. This is a very poor perfomance computer especially in 2007. I would recomend paying a bit more for a celeron d cpu or go with the craze of dual core machines. Intel(R) Pentium(R) D is really cheap and you get very good performance from it- I am using one now. If you are buying this I would recomend that you expand your RAM to 1GB.

THE DIE HARD CPU........2007-02-08

I give this CPU a 5* Rating because.....

6 Years ago I bought this CPU and i have never hade a single prob wit it.
Ive neva had to call Coustermer Support.
And today FEB 7 2007 12:53PM as i right this Review i am useing the same CPU.
In my Words This CPU neva DIEs.
The only Upgrade ive gotten 4 it is 256 MB more RAM thats it.
So finally in my words i say this is the Best,longest lasting CPU out there.

Never buy a Dell..........2006-10-30

I purchased a brand new Dell from the manufacturer. Boy, was that a mistake! It worked great for a couple of months, then it started to reboot by itself over and over and over and over... It would take sometimes up to 1 hour of rebooting before it would come up. So we thought, we had a virus and fried the hard drive. When it came time to reinstall windows, we found out Dell sent the wrong disk. After about 30 minutes on hold with "John" who had an Indian accent, we got Dell to mail out the right disk. A couple of days later, we got it, only to find out that it didn't have all the drives necessary to go on the internet or run certain important Windows software. So we had to download them from the internet (good thing we had another computer to do that with). Everything was great for... oh for about 1 week, when it started up again... we could not turn off the computer without it rebooting itself again and again and again and again......... We called Dell, "Martha" who .. surprise! had an Indian accent couldn't help. Shocking, I know! This brand and their customer service is the most useless, worthless I've ever seen. Stay away from Dell no matter what. Oh yeah... the problem was never fixed.

Dell has gone to *ell.......2006-10-27

Dude, don't buy a Dell. I bought Dell's years ago and they purred along for years. When I upgraded the computers in my office this time, I bought Dells - against the advice of my computer consultant.

When they came, they didn't work. I bought the deluxe service package - the one where they come on site if they need to. Here's how that works:

1. If you call, 3 of 4 times you're on hold for 15 minutes, then there is a click and you're disconnected. 45 minutes on hold, then someone picks up the receiver and hangs up on you. If you call 40 times this will happen 30 of the 40.

2. Once you get them, they will say it's a software problem and it's not their responsibility - call Microsoft. If you call Microsoft, they tell you that, since you bought it from Dell, they are the reseller, and you need to deal with them on all operating system issues.

3. You call back to Dell, and they try to sell you more support and refuse to address the issue (after hanging up on you three times first).

4. I finally called Geeks on Call - they looked at the machines - said it was a 'bad build' and that it was a Dell problem. I paid another $500 to them to get the machines running.

5. I asked Dell for the money back for the service contract - they refuse.

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Da-Lite 120" Diagonal Video Format Home Theater Fixed Frame Screen with High Power Fabric and Pro-Trim

Manufacturer: Da-Lite Screen Company, Inc.
ProductGroup: CE

All Home Theater Systems | Home Theater Systems | Audio & Video | Categories | Electronics
Compact Stereos | Audio & Video | Categories | Electronics | Shelf Stereo Systems | Executive Compact Stereos
Audio & Video | Refurbished & Used | Special Features | Electronics Features | Electronics
Product Features:

Da-Snap with High Power fabric and Pro-Trim finish.

Permanent Wall Mount Screen. Suitable for mounting on the wall or into wall opening. Easily attach front or rear projection screen surface with snaps.

Provides a perfectly flat viewing surface for video projection applications. Surface mounts to back of black powder coated frame that provides a masking border. Frame available with Pro-Trim finish. Pro-Trim is a fabric frame covering that aesthetically enhances the appearance of the installation while absorbing light that surrounds the viewing area.

High Power is a technological breakthrough, providing the optical characteristics of glass beaded surface with no resolution loss and the ability to clean the surface. Moderate viewing angle and the capacity to reflect light back along the projection axis make this surface the best choice for situations where there is a moderate amount of ambient light and the projector is placed on a table-top or in the same horizontal viewing plane as the audience. Gain 2.8 with a 30-degree viewing half angle.

ASIN: B00028ERPE

Product Description

The Da-Snap, available in sizes from 60" to 240" diagonal in video format and 77" to 220" in HDTV format, is standard with a handsome 1-1/2" black powder coated square tubing suited for any home theater installation or where a stylish fixed wall screen is needed. Choose from eleven available fabrics for specific projection requirements. Benefit from Da-Lite's optional Pro-Trim fabric frame covering which absorbs bleed off projected light and adds the distinguishing touch to an installation. Fabric snaps to the frame for a tensioned, perfectly flat viewing surface with effortless installation.

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Compex Soho Sk200S Network Starter Kit with 8 Port Dual Switch

Manufacturer: COMPEX
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

Switches | Wired Networks | Networking & Online Communication | Computer Add-Ons | Computers & Add-Ons | Categories | Electronics
Networking Kits | Wired Networks | Networking & Online Communication | Computer Add-Ons | Computers & Add-Ons | Categories | Electronics
Compex | Brands | Electronics Features | Electronics
Accessories:

Belkin A-3L791-14-S 14' Cat 5 RJ45 Gray Snagless

Compex Readylink Re100Tx-PCI 10/100MBPS PCI Fast Enet Adapte

Microsoft Windows XP Professional Upgrade [Old Version]

Norton Internet Security 2002

Norton Personal Firewall 2002

ASIN: B0000512CO

Product Description

SK200S, Network Starter Kit is a complete plug-and-play solution that brings high-speed networking to the home and small office at a very affordable price. The kit can be used to connect 2 PCI desktop PC's together for sharing of files, printers, games, multimedia, video conferencing, Internet and e-mail. It is especially useful when you frequently need to transfer large multimedia files such as movies and photos through the network or play real-time, network-based games. For a home LAN, users only require 2 or more computers and one modem with a phone line to access the Internet. Playing games would bring added excitement and entertainment to the entire family. The availability of multi-player interactive games would enable the user and other members of the family to play games even when they are located in different parts of the house, well within the 100m range of the hub to carious workstations. Within a small office environment, a LAN would mean that bosses and employees would be able to share frequently accessed and updated files such as contact lists, customer databases, sales orders, invoices and documents. The SK200S Network Starter Kit is the complete network-in-a-box solution. Everything you will need to build your home or office network in minutes are in the box which includes an 8 Port Dual Speed Switch, 2 10/100 NIC Cards and 2 Cat 5 Cables. Just plug the network cards into your computers, connect them to the hub with cables provided and you will have a Network set up in minutes!

Product Description

Eliminator AfterShock gives you an added advantage when you want to take you game to the next level.With dual analog controls and Rumble Feedback, Eliminator AfterShock gives you two independent analog controls that let you turn side-to-side as you run or hit the accelerator as you steer - while you experience every hit, explosion, and collision right in your hands. You'll feel the difference.

Amazon.com Product Description

Featuring a vibrating, "Rumble Feedback", which reacts with on-screen hits, turns and impacts, the Eliminator AfterShock also provides two independent analog controls for precise movements within the games themselves. It boasts an ergonomic format for extra-easy reach of all buttons and flippers, including a digital 8-way directional pad. The AfterShock provides easy, plug-and-play USB installation, so you can spend time blowing up stuff and not going through software wizards. For PC users, system requirements include a PC , Windows 98, ME, 2000, or XP, USB support, Direct-X 8.0 or higher, and a hard drive with 15MB available, and Xperience software. Mac users will need a Macintosh computer running OS X or higher, and Xperience software. The manufacturer notes that "A force feedback device will operate as a non-force feedback device." The AfterShock comes with a 3-Year warranty and free technical support.

Customer Reviews:

spicy dodo.......2007-02-28

When it first came out I'm sure it was pretty out stuff but in these times it just sucks the company even when under so yeah this one is a no no.

Zero stars actually.......2006-09-25

Where to start. The biggest complaint I have with this gamepad is that when using the D-Pad and trying to go left, it wants to go diagonal-left. This is a known issue with this gamepad (one that Gravis doesn't seem to care about) and is a big problem if you're playing a game that requires any sort of precision (like most of them). Nothing like going in a direction you didn't want to go or walking off a cliff.

The second biggest complaint I have is the software. It's the hokeyist software I've ever used. It would forget my button assignments, wouldn't save when I finished creating button assignments, and wouldn't recognize executibles consistently. In short, it didn't work. I'd be playing a game and suddenly the controller stops working. Bring up the software, no more button mappings.

I threw the gamepad away and bought a Logitech Cordless Rumblepad 2 from Amazon and have had none of these problems.

'F' for performance quality & durability.......2006-07-24

It doesn't matter how ergonomically sweet this gamepad is.
It doesn't matter that its programmability is awesome in versatility and scope (--in _CONCEPT_, anyway).

What ultimately matters is,
1. HOW IT WORKS
and
2. DOES IT PLAY THE GAME?

I am on my second of this unit over the course of 4 years, and, like all these other great folks, my resounding answer is:

1. Pffffft.
2. NO.

Let me try to get all the wrongs in, and be brief (as others have listed more at length):

*D-pad has 'making distinction between directions' issues (pressing 'N' will yield 'NW', 'S' yields 'SE' or 'SW', etc.)

*front 'trigger/face' buttons (index and middle finger spots) have become increasingly non-responsive and require harder/deep pressing, over time...I worry they will stop registering altogether, at some point (1 nearly has)

*analog sticks get tweaky. That is to say: one or both, at whim, have electronically (not physically-the stick itself still is in the 'center' position) off-centered themselves grossly in one direction (say North, or West), causing a game character to continue moving, turning, running, or at times spin unstoppably in circles.
When I 'test game controller' under my computer Control Panel's Game Controllers section, the Gravis Eliminator Aftershock's crosshair markers depicted centered (or NOT, in this case) over the joysticks show this, happening. So it is not a matter of any certain game I'm using it with, or any Setting/Configuration profile within a game.
This problem began spottily, then increased in frequency and severity (as well as reliability in constancy...i.e., now it's a problem as soon as I start the game, _throughout_ the game, instead of starting out as being every once in a while) over time and use.

These issues make the Gravis Eliminator Aftershock unusable (unless, for 0-24 months' usuability, at roughly $30-40 a pop, you feel it is worth it to you)-
so therefore it's really unnecessary for the review to go much further, into the software nightmare-headache, and programmable interface hair-pulling chaos-maze.

[In short, assignment of functions gets cross-wired and re-sets itself if you accidentally assign a redundant axis to another analog stick or to the D-pad- even temporarily (on your way to going back to fixing that one)- which means you can program one stick, click "OK" to set it, go into another stick (or the D-pad) and begin to configure it, "OK"/save it, pop back out- only to find your settings for the 1st stick have re-set themselves.

Apparently in order to get around the Gravis applet's "helping" you (supposedly in the online manual it says this aspect is built in, to prevent you from cross-assigning/redundantly wiring functions and causing problems _IN_game), you have to perform a very precise, specific ritual sequence of programming, and then sequentially SAVING, each stick/D-pad's assignments, or else the applet mucks the whole thing up.
SO helpful.

It became so crazy that I was "saving" the game configuration in the applet after every miniscule change of button function or stick configuration alteration, out of paranoia.
Change BUTTON 1...
SAVE.
Close applet.
Re-open.
'Good, it's still there.'
Change stick 2's axis...
SAVE.
Close applet.
Re-open.
Check to see if stick 2 (as well as 1, & D-pad) axis config is still the same...
'#$%!'
Re-set stick 2 axis.
Make sure stick 2 axis is not redundant with either 1 or D-pad.
All looks good. ('So what's the problem?')
SAVE.
Close applet.
Re-open.
'@#$T%(&!!!!'

Okay; I said I wouldn't go into that, but I did.

Just so that the potential buyer will beware that on every front, in every aspect, [in my opinion] this gamepad is booby-trapped for you.

Since I was naïve & hopeful enough to purchase a second of these in 2 years (the first one died of the very same problems-primarily the analog stick issue)-(but I was hoping beyond hope it was a fluke, as this gamepad has a design & ergonomic configuration like no other I've seen so far), and the 3-year warranty isn't up on my 2nd one yet, I plan on exploring what expense might be involved in mailing it back, just to see if it's worth recouping my losses.
I _know_ whatever I get back won't last any much longer, but, it might extend the value, slightly, of my 2-units' worth of already-spent money.

Meanwhile, I'm shopping for where to put my $Real money into a game controller which has a reputation for functionality, reliability & durability, and for generally pleasing its users.

Bells, whistles, brilliant concepts and 'sleek' aside, bottom line for serious gamers is that is HAS to WORK.

Response delays. Needs proprietary software to work ok........2006-05-18

For $8.90 I thought it was a good deal. It was ok at first but playing SNES emulator games there was a bad delay especially for the main 'b' button that is used to jump or flip which was very irritating. It works, but if you want to best game play with no frustrations, I recommended the Logitech Precision gamepad which is like $9 and no configuration is needed.

Complete Garbage..........2004-11-05

I bought this before reading the reviews, which is unlike me. Once I saw the experiences the other buyers had had, I was nervous, but convinced myself that it would be fine. I run XP, so I downloaded the software from the Gravis site, installed everything, and tried a game. The D pad wouldn't work, despite the fact that I had downloaded the XP software. If this had been the only problem, I would have figured that I had just done something wrong, but the joysticks were awful! Half the time, I would move the joystick up, to move forward, and when I released it my character kept going forward. Not great when you're standing on the edge of a cliff. I found it impossible to get any kind of control over my game characters, not nearly enough to even consider being able to use the gamepad for games.

Another thing about the gamepad is that, although I tried it in the store, to get a feel for it, I decided rather quickly that, regardless of how it worked, it just wasn't right for my small hands (I'm female, and have exceptionally small hands). I can't call this a complaint, just a matter of personal preference.

When I viewed the "Read Me" file on this thing, and came to the section about "Known Bugs", I about had a heart attack at all of the problems this thing is "known" to have! After every single bug listed, they gave a completely lame, unsatisfactory "solution". For instance, one bug said that games often take a moment to respond to input from the controller. Their solution? "Please wait a moment after each button click, to give the game time to respond". Erm, sure; I'll just politely ask 200 Orcs to stop attacking me while Aragorn takes a moment to respond, no problem.

I'm not by any means an extremely serious gamer with unrealistically high expectations for my equipment; I just like to play sometimes, and want moderately sufficient results. This controller came nowhere near that, and I'll be returning it tomorrow morning, after only owning it for about 18 hours.

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