Product Description
With the most advanced feature set of any ultracompact notebook, the 12-inch PowerBook G4 is the ultimate travel companion - allowing you to work wirelessly, connect to digital displays, and pack very light. With its new DVI port, faster G4 processor, and slot-loading SuperDrive or Combo drive, it delivers an ideal combination of form and function, all at an irresistible price.The 12-inch PowerBook offers tremendous video output versatility - you're equipped to connect to everything from Apple flat-panel displays to digital projectors to monitors and televisions. With improved performance courtesy of its fast 1GHz PowerPC G4 processor with 512K L2 cache, up to 1.25GB of DDR memory, and a new, more powerful NVIDIA graphics chip, the 12-inch PowerBook is the perfect choice for everything from business productivity applications to the hottest games. It also features a brilliant 12.1-inch (diagonal) display, full I/O capabilities, integrated Bluetooth connectivity, and optional AirPort Extreme wireless networking.Remarkably compact and incredibly powerful, it weighs a mere 4.6 pounds, requires a minimal amount of desktop space, and is easily tucked away in a briefcase or backpack. And its 5-hour battery life ensures that time is always on your side.Whether you're a mobile professional leading the jet-set life or a busy student running around campus, the 12-inch PowerBook is sure to be your ultimate travel companion.
Customer Reviews:
!!!NOW INTRODUCING THE ANTI-USER LAPTOP!!!.......2005-11-07
IF YOU READ NO MORE OF MY LENGTHY DIATRIBE, READ THIS: DO NOT WASTE YOUR PRECIOUS AND/OR HARD-EARNED MONEY ON THIS "HIGH" (THAT'S A LAUGH!!!) PERFORMANCE PIECE OF JUNK; IT IS INCREDIBLY OVERPRICED AND OVERRATED. I've had three of these things because they all crashed when brand new (the warranty gave me new ones, thank God); all the "talk" about Mac lately boggles the mind. I've had it for 16 months, taken care of it as well as an overwhelmed PhD student could possibly manage and I've experienced nothing but problems (ones that are QUITE PRICEY now that the warranty is up). The care plans should be included, moreover, instead of Mac's relentless PRICE GOUGING for even the slightest of upgrades. An example? I paid just under $140 for Mac OSX Tiger (V. 10.4.02) and all it did was clog my hard drive with more of Mac's trendy, flashy and largely useless "widgets" and other USELESS PROGRAMS and things that are, to be frank, nothing but cyber-status symbols. "Multitasking" is impossible; "the color wheel" (the equivalent of the hourglass in Windows) comes on constantly even when you ask it to do the simplest tasks, like use Word (which is [for Mac] slow, sloppy and incompatible with people who like to get work done) and play iTunes simultaneously. It constantly needs its "Force Quit" application used because it cannot handle more than a trio of "major" programs running at once; it will just simply stop responding. Moreover, the "stylish" metal-plated design causes the exterior to become dented and, on another note, the LCD display is damaged if put under even the lightest of rigor (if you have a hectic professional life, or school life, etc., avoid this computer like the Avian Flu). Readers, you're intelligent people who want the most for your money: Do you really want to SPEND THOUSANDS of dollars on something like this? Be sensible with a Dell, Toshibo (that's THE BEST BRAND I've worked with) or Sony for less money and an INFINITELY BETTER performance all-around. It is supposed to be this eminent, sterling state of the art machine and all it is really is a very photogenic, good-looking fashion item, plain and simple. All people do is say "that's pretty nice; smooth design" or something to that effect...if they ever asked me about the function, I would not have nice replies in hand. To be frank, Mac creates things (iPOD EXCLUDED) that look good and perform poorly most of the time. Bottom line: DO NOT BUY this computer if you are a professional person who likes to finish things, have a user-friendly experience, do not like an inanimate object to make you angry with its constant, unending problems and, finally, waste SO MUCH money. The iPod is good but the laptop is utterly USELESS and/or DREADFULLY SLOW about two-thirds of the time.
Review from the converted.......2005-01-14
I've been a Windows/Unix user all my life. This is my first Mac and I love it.
Pros :
- Mac OS X is way more stable than any Microsoft Windows available
- Did you know that Mac OS X is UNIX-based? I love real unix shell.
- Light & small
- Slot-loading optical drive is better than the regular one, IMO
- Wi-Fi 802.11b/g + bluetooth now included
- über-long battery life. My 5-month old battery lasts about 3 hours when I'm just browsing the web (wifi-on, bluetooth-on)
- not likely to get infected by virus/malware/spyware.
- iLife suite included
- supports dual display - I use this PB as a desktop replacement
- high quality soundcard - i've seen some PC laptop that has crappy soundcard. It's bad to the point that your MP3 sound really bad
Cons :
- Admit it, there are less software for Mac OS X. Make sure that you know everything you need has Mac version available. Don't depend on Virtual PC. It's tad slow on this 1.33GHz cpu.
- Software running on Mac is not as optimized as it should.
- This is the cheapest powerbook available. It's LCD screen isn't as good as 15"/17" ones. It's acceptable, reliable but you cannot expect something as good as
- 256 meg of ram is NOT enough for you to run regular software smoothly. Consider adding at least another 256.
- internal fan is sometime annoying when you do heavy graphics/calculation. You cannot watch DVD fullscreen without headphone. It's THAT noisy.
I switched!.......2004-12-14
I was looking into buying a new computer this summer. I needed something very portable, compatible with Windows and of course, stylish. (Style is KEY!) I was working in a very relaxed office setting over the summer in a web development company, and the girl I sat next to is a hardcore Mac addict. She urged me at no end to get a Mac. She let me use her iBook a few times to get a feel for it, and in the end, I blew all the extra money I made last summer and bought a PowerBook (12inch, the only upgrade was to 512MB Ram and an extra battery,).
It has become an invaluable asset, replaceing all of the notebooks and binders I used to carry. It's about 5 pounds, so that's not too horribly heavy, but it does pack some weight if you've also got a yoga mat, lunch and two textbooks to carry as well.
I had used iMacs before in computer labs, but had grown up on PCs. I must say that I am thrilled to have switched. This interface is beautiful to use, easy to pick up and adjust to. With a little bit of tweaking and a few, "Where's that key?" moments, it's become my computer of choice. I've had it for four months, and the biggest stumbling block I've ever had with it is when I pull it out of my backpack to start taking notes and the idiot sitting next to me says, "Ewwwwwww! a Mac!" It is completley compatible with all the Windows programs my groupmates use, so there isn't an issue with file sharing. My friend liked mine so much, that two weeks later when her parents decided to buy her a laptop, she got the same one!
I only have a few dislikes about it. It doesn't come with any port covers, so I can only imagine how easy it might be for a paper clip to get stuck in the CD slot. Same goes for the Ethernet and USB ports. It only has two USB ports, and could certainly use more of those. I don't get the 5 hours of touted battery life; average is about 3.5, but longer if I turn down the brightness. Thankfully it recharges very quickly.
All in all, an awesome purchase that I don't regret.
Three words: wow. Three... letter words........2004-12-11
One of the things I had heard a lot about was the PowerBook's long battery life, and they weren't kidding. While 5 hours is a bit high, for normal use 3 to 4 is a very rough range. Even so, 3 hours is a long longer than some PC laptops gets, such as my old Compaq Presario 2195US. Even more so than the long battery life, though, which in itself is amazing, is the seamless transition from running from the power adapter and running from the battery. Unlike the Compaq I mentioned before, in which XP would switch to the battery settings, dimming the screen and slowing it down (and even when I set it to maximum performance it still seemed slower) everything stays the same. No kidding. Unplug. No difference. Plug it in. The same thing. While trying to setup my wireless network, I forgot to plug it in, running off the battery the entire time without even knowing it. When I finally did, I was amazed that I wasn't running from the wall: it was exactly the same experience as when it was plugged in. So for that 4 hours you get the most amazing experience due, in part, to Mac OS X.
In terms of power--RAM, CPU, etc.--I am impressed. The standard 256MB RAM that comes with the computer is simply not enough, and I've had a few slow-downs even with an extra 512MB installed (for a total of 768MB RAM). Albeit I was running a dozen large applications, the point is that extra RAM is a must and that maxing it out is the best thing you can do, so long as you have the extra money to spend. It really makes a difference. As far as raw processor power goes, I found it a bit slow at first (though much faster than a 1.33GHz PC). My experience here is sordid, though, because I at first owned an 867MHz Rev. A PowerBook for about a month or so before trading it in for this Rev. C beauty. Regardless, whatever slowdowns I experiences at first are all but gone--or I've grown used to them. Either way, this thing runs like a Ferrari.
I can't really comment on its size and weight, as I have yet to carry it around with me much, but I will make a note of the screen size: despite it being merely 12"--quite smaller than the 15" screens I have been using on laptops for the past year--I was accustomed to it almost immediately. I remember using my mom's laptop at one point a week after buying this that looking at her 15.4" widescreen was just.. I was thunderstruck at how large it was. Afterwards, I went back to my laptop, and saw a normal-sized screen. I was incredulous before making my purchase, people who said the screen was fine being quite unconvincing, but I have to say that they were absolutely right. You get used to it in an instant, and everything else is, well, huge in comparison.
And how quiet it is! I've never been one to be bothered by the sound of computer fans--though the ones in my old desktop were outrageously loud and annoying--and thought my old laptop to have been quiet, but after using a PowerBook for two months, I know better. I would classify my old Compaq as not loud, as it truly wasn't, but definitely not quiet. Quiet is this, my PowerBook. More than a few times I've made a reach for the power button, and even begun to press it, before I realized that it was asleep, usually brushing against my mouse and awakening the computer, the screen glowing as it came to life. That is quiet.
I simply must mention Mac OS X, even though it isn't a hardware part of the PowerBook. It has made my experience exponentially better. Though odd at first--I had to relearn how to make line breaks in IM clients, how to use the Command key as often as the Control key, and even learn the combos (Command+Shift+Letter, for instance)--it really has made computing more fun. I know it sounds corny, and at first it wasn't that way, but having grown used to it, seeing some of the applications out there, using them, etc., I couldn't be happier. On top of a different way of obtaining most apps--that is, paying for them via credit card and simply buying the CD key, then downloading the trial software and unlocking all the features--there is such a diverse selection to choose from. For instance, there's iComic, which, using Perl scripts, allows you to view [web]comics from within it, and even download them to your hard drive automatically. I don't know of any PC program that does this. As opposed to doing everything with one program, you have multiple, smaller, more efficient applications. For instance, instead of using Photoshop to slowly and painstakingly fade the ends of my images out to a white, I can simply set a template in, say, Yellow Mug Software's EasyFrame, drag all my files into it, and it'll do the same thing automatically. Which brings up arguably the best part: the widespread use of drag 'n' drop. The most basic and amazing use being that, when you want to open a file in a non-default program, instead of right clicking, going to Open with..., etc., you can simply drag the file to the application in question and drop it on it, automatically opening it in that application.
Overall, my experience with this PowerBook, and its OS, has been nothing short of stunning; amazing; the greatest computer experience of my life. Not only is it fun, but the OS is unparalleled and it finds the balance PC laptops can only dream of achieving: being portable without sacrificing performance.
It Just Works - Really.......2004-10-30
I've always used Windows/x86 computers, but recently I decided to make the switch to Apple and OS X. I thoroughly researched the Powerbook G4 and found that no PC laptop manufacturer could match the Powerbook's feature set and low weight for the same price. So I determined that Powerbooks are not overpriced, as is sometimes claimed. The only place where the Powerbook SEEMED to lag behind was in the processor speed. I was concerned that the PB (1.33GHz) wouldn't be as fast as a Windows notebook (some of which run at 3Ghz or more.)
The only way to find out was to go to the Apple store in my hometown and play with a Powerbook in person. After about 20 minutes of opening lots of programs concurrently, watching videos and listening to music, etc, I knew my concerns about the computer's speed were unfounded. I was sold.
(...)
So now I have my 12" Powerbook and I am very happy with my purchase. Some have called it a functional work of art, and I feel I can agree with that assessment - it's a beautiful computer. I searched the internet and found Mac OS X applications to replace the ones I used under Windows, and they are as good or better. Many OS X applications are open source and free to use. The operating system is beautiful and runs smoothly even when multitasking.
When I'm at home, I connect the PB to a Dell 21" LCD monitor running at 1600x1200 resolution, and a wireless keyboard and mouse. The PB's graphics processor has no trouble driving my monitor at that resolution. I also use a Firewire external hard disk. Everything is such a breeze to set up. For the most part, you just plug your hardware in, and it works without installing drivers.
On the road, I don't suffer from the 12" display. It's bright and clear, no dead pixels on my unit. It's a bit hard to have more than one window open at a time on such a small screen, so prepare to do a lot of switching (which can be accomplished by pressing F9 and clicking your desired window - so easy!) Sure, I'd like a bigger screen, but the portability outweighs that for me. I'm sure the 15" PB is equally good if you weigh the relative importances differently.
I still have a lot to learn about my new Powerbook, but I already feel comfortable using it. It's only been a few days, but I'm 'used to' OS X and its applications.
In conclusion, I'm absolutely satisfied with my purchase. If you're considering a Powerbook, go to an Apple store nearby and try one out. But come back to Amazon.com when it's time to buy.
Average customer rating:
- Well Made Performer
- Good Buy
- No truth in advertising
- Excellent value
- Great radio, great price!
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Midland G-11C2 GMRS 2-Way Radios (Pair)
Manufacturer: Midland
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics
 All Two-Way Radios
| Two-Way Radios & Accessories
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| Electronics
GMRS-FRS Two-Way Radios
| Two-Way Radios & Accessories
| Audio & Video
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Audio & Video
| Refurbished & Used
| Special Features
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| Electronics
Midland
| Brands
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| Electronics
Two-Way Radios
| Radios & Communication
| Emergency Preparedness
| Custom Stores
| Specialty Stores
| Home Improvement
| Home & Garden
Product Features:
- 15 channels
- 5-mile range
- 38 sub-channels
- Vibrator alert
- Dual channel watch
ASIN: B00005R8P9 |
Product Description
The Midland model G11 UHF FM GMRS two-way radio is designed to provide you with line-of-sight communications for a range up to 4 miles. The model G11 incorporates channels with 38 different CTCSS and 83 DCS codes to provide the best in quiet communications. Also this radio offers scan, power save, 9 memory channels and a multifunction back-lighted liquid crystal display. This unit also incorporates VOX (voice operated transmit) that allows hands free use when the radio is equipped with certain accessories.
Amazon.com Product Description
These 2-way radios come with the convenience of both GMRS and FRS channels. They feature a total of 15 GMRS/FRS channels with up to a five-mile line-of- site range with GMRS channels. The backlit LCD display offers easy reading in low-light conditions. The G-11 radios also feature a key lock to prevent accidental channel changes, and vibrating call alert. The hands-free VOX feature has six levels of sensitivity, enabling you to set how loud you need to talk to activate the VOX circuit. By activating the VOX you only have to talk into the front of the radio or use an optional headset to make the radio transmit. With 38 CTCSS codes and 83 DCS codes allow for private communicating. The G-11 operates on three AAA alkaline batteries or with optional rechargeable NiMH batteries.
What's in the Box
Two G-11C2 radio, belt clip and user's manual.
Customer Reviews:
Well Made Performer.......2003-03-14
I belong to a hunting club where a group of 8 of us use this model and have used them for 3 years. I personally own 4 G-11s. This radio is well made (made in Korea not China as with almost all other brands). It has excellent sound both in and out and using 4AAA batteries has at least the same range as my Audiovox 1535. The option to use 3AAs will reduce your range. Our radios see heavy use during the hunting season and they've held up in bad weather and at least one took a 7 foot drop without damage. The only units that needed replacing were lost not broken.
Good Buy.......2002-09-16
I recently purchased the G-11 (pair) and must say that, for the price, they are well worth the money. After searching around for a pair of GMRS radios with similar features, the G-11 by Midland was by far the lowest priced. After field testing the ability of the G-11, I found it's performance acceptable even under less than perfect conditions when taking into consideration it's power output (2 watts max). For light recreational/business use, this radio is the one!
No truth in advertising.......2002-08-02
The radio is OK, butI have a beef with the false advertsing. The bubble pack trumpets "FIVE-MILE range." But the owner's manual --which you can't read until after buying and opening the bubble pack (a jackhammer would be helpful for this) -- says "range UP TO FOUR MILES" And even this is conditioned on "clear, unobstructed terrain."
Excellent value.......2002-07-19
Great radio. Small and fits nicely in your hand. Execellent range, but the only way you will get 5 miles if you are in a clear unobstructed area. The sound quality beats a pair of cobra
900!
Great radio, great price!.......2002-04-27
Great radio, compact, yet powerful. Water resistant, subchannels and digital codes make this a practical radio. The range is reported at 5 miles, but don't expect to get that distance in urban or crowed suburbs - its closer to 1.5 miles in these areas, and clear. The only down side with this radio is the required FCC license - $75 for a 5 year license, but the GMRS is definately the way to go when compared to the FRS radios for keeping a family in touch in the larger amusment parks. The license fee is a small price to pay for the added security of the radios' range. I checked all over the web and in sporting goods stores, and Amazon.com has the best price for this pair!
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Lightfast-Plus Dye Ink Refill for Kodak 4000 Series Printers, 500ml, Black
Manufacturer: ENCAD
ProductGroup: CE
Ink & Toner
| Printer Accessories
| Accessories & Supplies
| Categories
| Electronics
| Dot Matrix Printer
| Inkjet Printer
| Laser Printer
All Accessories
| Printer Accessories
| Accessories & Supplies
| Categories
| Electronics
Office Supplies
| Categories
| Office Products
| Bookmarks
| Calendars & Planners
| Cases, Folios & Travel
| Desk Accessories
| Desk Essentials
| Drafting Tools
| Filing, Binding & Storage
| Label Makers
| Labels, Tags & Tickets
| Money & Key Control
| Paper Pads, Notebooks & Clipboards
| Paper Punches & Folding Machines
| Paper, Forms & Envelopes
| Tally Counters
| Time Clocks & Cards
| Writing Instruments & Accessories
Product Features:
- Lightfast-Plus Dye Ink Refill for Kodak 4000 Series Printers
- 500ml
- Black
ASIN: B000W71K46 |
Product Description
Kodak PROFESSIONAL Inks for the Large Format 4000 Series Ink Jet PrintersLightfast-Plus Dye Ink Refill500ml bottle.Black
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Lightfast-Plus Dye Ink Refill for Kodak 4000 Series Printers, 500ml, Black
Manufacturer: ENCAD
ProductGroup: CE
Ink & Toner
| Printer Accessories
| Accessories & Supplies
| Categories
| Electronics
| Dot Matrix Printer
| Inkjet Printer
| Laser Printer
All Accessories
| Printer Accessories
| Accessories & Supplies
| Categories
| Electronics
Office Supplies
| Categories
| Office Products
| Bookmarks
| Calendars & Planners
| Cases, Folios & Travel
| Desk Accessories
| Desk Essentials
| Drafting Tools
| Filing, Binding & Storage
| Label Makers
| Labels, Tags & Tickets
| Money & Key Control
| Paper Pads, Notebooks & Clipboards
| Paper Punches & Folding Machines
| Paper, Forms & Envelopes
| Tally Counters
| Time Clocks & Cards
| Writing Instruments & Accessories
Product Features:
- Color(s) - Black
- For Model Number(s) - Kodak 4000 Series
- Ink Jet Color(s) - Black
- Ink Cartridge Number - 1982479
ASIN: B000ONA3TG |
Product Description
ENCAD Lightfast-Plus Dye Ink Refill for Kodak 4000 Series Printers
Product Description
Kodak PROFESSIONAL Inks for the Large Format 4000 Series Ink Jet Printers
Lightfast-Plus Dye Ink Refill
500ml bottle.
Black
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LG GSA 4120B - DVDRW (+R dual layer) / DVD-RAM drive - IDE ( GSA-4120B )
Manufacturer: LG
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics
CD-ROM Drives
| Drives & Storage
| Computer Add-Ons
| Computers & Add-Ons
| Categories
| Electronics
DVD-RAM
| DVD Recordable Drives
| Drives & Storage
| Computer Add-Ons
| Computers & Add-Ons
| Categories
| Electronics
| External Drives
| FireWire Drives
| Internal Drives
| Mac Drives
| USB Drives
ASIN: B0002LCY0Q |
Product Description
Introducing GSA-4120B, the latest LG Super Multi Triple format drive. With an incredible 12X max DVD burn speed, and 5X DVD-RAM, you'll never have to worry about compatibility because this drive is compatible with all DVD formats. It supports Dual Layer DVD+R (8.5GB) and has CD-R/-RW speeds of 40x24x40. Burn Fast, Burn Right, Burn All with the LG GSA-4120B.
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NXG Technology NX-PRO5W 2-Way Indoor/Outdoor Speakers with 5" Woofers (White, Pair)
Manufacturer: NXG TECHNOLOGY
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics
Outdoor
| Speakers
| Audio & Video
| Categories
| Electronics
Product Features:
- 2-way indoor/outdoor bookshelf speakers with 1 each 5.25-inch woofer and .75-inch wide-dispersion tweeter
- Includes powder-coated ratcheting aluminum mounting brackets
- Perfect for use as rear-channel home theater surround speakers
- Compatible with amplifiers and receivers pumping 5 to 100 watts per channel; 65 to 20,000 Hz frequency response
- Measures 6.8 x 10.8 x 6.6 inches (W x H x D) each
ASIN: B00009W5G6 |
Amazon.com Product Description
NXG Technology's NX-PRO5W indoor/outdoor speakers are designed for durability, versatility, ease of use, and quality sound. You can mount them from the eaves or in a partially covered deck or patio using the supplied mounting brackets or position them indoors on a shelf or on individual stands (not included). You can even use them as surround speakers for a home theater (or, with 2 pairs, as both front and surround).
The speakers come with powder-coated ratcheting aluminum brackets for mounting in a locale of your choice, and the also feature rear-panel brass inserts that accept optional universal mounting hardware--especially convenient if you have existing mounts.
Despite their small size (6.8 x 10.8 x 6.6 inches each, W x H x D), the NX-PRO5Ws each feature a 5.25-inch injection-molded polymer cone with a durable rubber surround and .75-inch ultra-wide-dispersion titanium-laminate dome tweeter. Their ported enclosures enhance bass output for surprisingly full-bodied sound (65 to 20,000 Hz).
The 8-ohm speakers' sensitivity is rated at 89 dB (1 watt @ 1 meter), which means they're easily driven; NXG recommends use with integrated amplifiers or surround receivers up to 100 watts (maximum) per channel. The speakers' binding-post speaker terminals simplify hookups and ensure high-fidelity sound.
What's in the Box
Two speakers with speaker grilles, mounting hardware, and a user's manual with warranty information.
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KVM Switch 2-Port Auto USB w/Audio & Built in Cables
Manufacturer: KTC
ProductGroup: CE
Data Switches
| Computer Accessories
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| Electronics
Monitor Accessories
| Computer Accessories
| Accessories & Supplies
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| Electronics
| Carts
| Cleaning Kits
| Monitor Cables
| Monitor Pedestals & Stands
| Mounts
| Repair Kits
| Screen Filters
| Screen Protectors
KVM Switches
| Wired Networks
| Networking & Online Communication
| Computer Add-Ons
| Computers & Add-Ons
| Categories
| Electronics
ASIN: B000BL1MV4 |
Product Description
This 2-Port KVM Switch allows you to control two computers from a single mouse, keyboard and monitor. It features USB interface for fast data transfer function between PCs. Other features include auto scan, easy Hot-Key control, LED activity indicators, and 1920 x 1440 maximum resolutions. With two built-in 4-foot cables, this KVM switch is ready to go to work! Get yours today!
Product Description
Memories are what matter - so capture and share them now. This digital system is ready to go, right out of the box! The CX7530 Zoom Digital Camera offers point-and-shoot simplicity for great shots that you can see and share on a bright, brilliant display. Then dock your camera to print real KODAK pictures in seconds, with just one touch.
Customer Reviews:
Low price for a reason.......2007-08-05
If you have a limited budget this is a good camera, the batteries run out fast and if you don't mind pressing the shutter button and the picture finally snaps which seems like 2 seconds later-this is for you. I thought this lag time wouldn't be a big deal until I used it, it became a huge annoyance and a big drawback for enjoying using this camera.
OK camera.......2007-07-07
The pictures it takes are fine; my main complaints are that this camera has a slow shutter speed, it takes a long time to reset itself when I'm trying to shoot a number of pictures at once AND this camera uses up a lot of battery power (especially when transferring over photos). I wish it came with a rechargeable battery instead of requiring AA batteries.
Not Great.......2007-05-19
A few years ago this camera was great. Now it is horrible. As with many older digital cameras shots in direct sunlight cannot be taken without significant washout of colors. Hence, this isn't a good camera for your trip to disney land.
Secondly, I discovered that this camera cannot take shots in less than bright shade, unfortunately I discovered this on a trip to Europe. Basically, it is impossible to take pictures in the Louvre or any other great site because the light levels are too low. Kodak didn't even design the camera to have manual picture taking, hence the camera cannot be "forced" to take pictures.
Lastly, after about 3 years of limited use, the camera went kaputs. I haven't contacted kodak about it yet but since a new one is only worth $79 I'm betting it would be more worth my while to buy a new camera.
Good camera.......2007-05-08
After more than a couple of years of use and a few drops and dings this camera still works and produces good quality pictures.
I had to replace the rechargeable NiCad battery pack a few months ago. I was expecting a little more mileage out of the batteries since I am very good are keeping the camera in the dock for recharging.
Camera is easy to use and with enough memory you can capture several short video clips. That feature is also easy to figure out. I have 512 MB of memory which allowed me at last count to store nearly 400 pictures and 2 video clips about 30 seconds long.
I wish I could say my next camera would be another Kodak, were is not for the fact I had a very dissapointing experience with the Printer Dock hardware and software.
On the plus side, this camera is detected properly on SuSE Linux Desktop 10 and works well with F-Spot and digiKam when connected through USB port.
Overall it is a good buy and you will not be dissapointed.
Great Camera.......2007-04-02
I love this camera! It is so easy to use and easy to learn the features of it.
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Kingston 5.25IN SCSI Wide U2 LVD Frame + Carrier
Manufacturer: Kingston Technology
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics
Host Bus Adaptors
| Drives & Storage
| Computer Add-Ons
| Computers & Add-Ons
| Categories
| Electronics
ASIN: B00004Z80N |
Product Description
The RhinoJR RJR100 is an economical removable device enclosure belonging to Kingston's "RhinoJR" product line. Each RJR100 is durably designed to install a 3.5 inch IDE or SCSI device into a 5.25 inch half-height peripheral expansion bay. This product is perfect for RAID or PC applications that require removable drives, or for drive installation into peripheral bays requiring additional cooling.
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Lian-Li PC7x Window Side Panel -- Silver
Manufacturer: Coolerguys.com
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics
All Computer Cases
| Computer Cases
| Computer Add-Ons
| Computers & Add-Ons
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| Electronics
Product Features:
- Great for updating your Lian-Li Full-Tower Case
- Will fit the PC70, PC72, and PC75 Lian-Li Tower cases
ASIN: B00021LJMU |
Product Description
Lian Li Industrial is the experienced leading manufacturer of aluminum PC cases and mobile racks. Its products are internationally recognized for their excellence. As an experienced manufacturer, Lian Li produces stylish and excellent quality products. Lian Li will always keep one step ahead of the competition.
Electronics:
- Apple PowerBook Notebook 15.2" M9676LL/A (1.5 GHz PowerPC G4, 512 MB RAM, 80 GB Hard Drive, DVD/CD-RW Drive)
- Apple PowerBook Notebook M8362LL/A (550-MHz PowerPC G4, 256 MB RAM, 20 GB hard drive)
- Apple Powerbook Notebook M8622LL/A (550-MHz PowerPC G4, 256 MB RAM, 20 GB hard drive)
- Apple PowerMac G4 Cube (400MHz PowerPC G4 Processor, 64MB RAM, 20GB Hard Drive)
- Apple xServe G5/2000 1GB/80GB/CDRW/DVD/10/100/1000x2
- AppleCD 600e - Disk drive - CD-ROM - 4x - SCSI - external - white
- Apricorn 6.10GB Ez-Gig Upg Kit IBM Thinkpad 365C/E
- Apricorn EZ-BUS-DTS-EKIT Drive Case SATA Backup & External Storage System - 3.5" HDD not incl.
- Apricorn EZ-GIG - Hard drive - 2.1 GB - internal - EIDE/ATA-3 - buffer: 512 KB
- Apricorn EZ-GIG - Hard drive - 3.1 GB - EIDE/ATA-2 - 4200 rpm - buffer: 128 KB
Electronics
Electronics
IRIS Business Card Reader II (Macintosh Edition)
Sony DCRIP55 MicroMV 1.0-MegaPixel CCD Bluetooth Camcorder
Canon ZR70MC MiniDV Digital Camcorder with 2.5" LCD, 22x Optical Zoom, Digital Still Mode, MMC Slot, Image Stabilization and Wide Angle Attachment
AppleCare Protection Plan for MacBook Pro/PowerBook (w/ or w/o Display) M8853LL/B - 3 Years
Sony 4X Dbl Layer 16X DVD+/-RW External Drive ( DRX720UL/T )
