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    Sony VAIO PCG-GR370 Notebook (1.13-GHz Pentium III, 256 MB RAM, 30 GB hard drive)
    Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars
    Personal Computers

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    Reviews (7)

    5-0 out of 5 stars Great Notebook for today!!!
    I just purchased this Sony Vaio PCG-GR370 about 3 weeks ago, and everything is really great. This model is nice when you see or compare with other brand styles such as Compaq, Dell, or so on. Also, I upgraded memory to 512MB that makes me satisfied with its speed when I am running many programs in the same time. LCD is clear when you watch DVD or playing the Game. If you are looking for the portable laptop, this is the one of your choice for today and long terms.

    5-0 out of 5 stars WONDERFULL ??
    This Vaio , my first notebook that it was bougth six weeks ago , has great performance (PIII ,1.1 Ghz, 30 HD ,etc.), nice design with 3 USB ports.
    Maybe should have 512 mb of RAM , but it is not great problem.
    I give 5 stars without doubt.

    4-0 out of 5 stars "EXCELLENT MACHINE , BIT HEAVY".
    I HAVE BEEN USING THE NOTEBOOK FOR ABOUT THREE MONTHS AND FOUND IT TO BE 'EXCELLENT' IN TERMS OF ITS OUTPUT.SONY COULD HAVE ADDED THE 'FLOPPY DRIVE' OR THE 'WIRELESS CONNECTION',THE BATTERY LID IS BIT LOOSE, BUT ANYWAY UPTILL NOW IT'S MONEY'S WORTH.OVERALL GOOD BLENDING OF' DESIGN' AND 'SOFTWARE'COLLECTIONS PRE-INSTALLED BY 'SONY'. ... Read more

    Asin: B000062XQG
    Sales Rank: 880
    Subjects:  1. Notebooks (Note Books)    2. Notebook Computers    3. Laptops (Lap Tops)   


    Compaq iPAQ 3835 Color Pocket PC
    Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars
    Electronics

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    Editorial Review

    For many, Compaq's iPAQs were the pick of the first round of Pocket PC releases. Now that Microsoft has released a new version of its Pocket PC operating system (Pocket PC 2002), the company's previous hardware partners have all updated their products and some new players have joined in. The net result is greater competition--so how does Compaq fare?

    The new range of iPAQ is available in two versions. The iPAQ 3765 is much like the popular 3635 model, but has the new OS on board. The iPAQ 3835, our review unit, is similar in body, but adds a few extra features.

    The 3835 is driven by Intel's fast StrongARM processor, which runs at 206 MHz, and is outfitted with a healthy 64 MB RAM. The Pocket PC 2002 OS itself is stored on the 32 MB flash ROM, so you should be able to easily install OS updates as they come along. The screen quality is superb and can show over 65,000 colors--a greater color depth than the 3765.

    Most hardware expansion is provided via an optional CompactFlash expansion jacket, with CF cards and modules from previous iPAQs largely compatible with the iPAQ 3835. Note, however, that this does not carry through to hardware add-ons that use the docking port (such as keyboards), as the connector on the 3835 is different than on the 3635 or 3765.

    Additionally, there is now a built-in expansion slot onboard that enables you to add both software and hardware to the iPAQ without the need for the CF expansion jacket. This slot is compatible with both Secure Digital (SD) and MultiMediaCard (MMC) memory cards.

    The iPAQ's design and build quality are superb; this is still the best-looking Pocket PC around. The docking station is both USB and serial--this "one size fits all" approach is intelligent and user friendly. Data input has also been improved, including the ability to register more than one button press at a time, making speedy gaming possible as some light relief from all the serious work you can set the device to.

    Overall, Compaq's new iPAQ 3835 beats the rest for looks and performance. The built-in SD/MMC expansion card slot is a plus, and the iPAQ becomes an even more powerful productivity machine with the addition of the optional CompactFlash jacket. --Sandra Vogel

    Pros:

    • Expansion card slot for SD and MMC cards
    • Fast processor and good amount of onboard memory
    • Bright screen with great color depth
    • Latest Microsoft operating system--Pocket PC 2002
    Cons:
    • Use of CompactFlash cards requires optional expansion jacket
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    Features

    • Pocket PC 2002 operating system features improved handwriting recognition and new versions of Pocket Outlook, Word, and Excel
    • 64 MB RAM and 32 MB ROM ; 206 MHz Intel StrongARM 32-bit RISC processor
    • 240 x 320-inch TFT LCD screen displays more than 4,000 colors
    • Pre-installed software includes Pocket Word, Pocket Excel, Pocket Internet Explorer, Windows Media Player (MP3), Inbox (e-mail), Microsoft Reader (e-books), and more
    • What's in the box: iPAQ Pocket PC H3835 series, Extra stylus, Protective cover pack, Universal cradle for both USB and serial connections with tether, AC adapter, DC adapter plug
    Reviews (77)

    5-0 out of 5 stars I've Had This For Over A Year And I Still Love It!!!
    I looked online for hours to find an affordable PDA that would allow me to do everything I wanted.I'm a full time college student and I find I can take notes, set up appointments and have my schedule on demand.I have my tasks organized and get more accomplished.I can also pull up phone numbers and email addresses of friends, teachers, and even restaurants when my friends and I order out.Plus I can play games while waiting for my next class to start.It also synchronizes perfectly with my desktop computer's version of Microsoft Outlook.I can download maps to my PDA for trips with step-by-step driving directions.The PDA is light and I can carry it in my purse all the time without it weighing me down.The unit has held up great for the year and few months I've had it.I know that newer systems have come out since I bought this back in November of 2002, but if you find a new or used version of this PDA I wouldn't hesitate to buy it.I also bought, and would recommend, a zippered holder that is waterproof (I spill things on my nightstand a lot.)It also helps protect the unit if you drop it.The only other thing you might want is to buy the memory expansion card.It's only about $35 and it triples your memory.You'll find that you can fill up your memory a lot faster than you think. (I buy too many e-books from Amazon!) I really think this is a good PDA for a student or anyone else and I take mine with me everywhere.

    5-0 out of 5 stars Best Business PDA Tool I have used
    I have owned Several Palm Based PDs and one Palm Smart Phone.This is by far the best of the bunch.I never thought I could use a PDA as a palm comuter, but this product does it hands down.I am an oustside sales person and really need to have access to my Act Database and need to be able to access several XL files.Not only does this product provide me the access and editing tools it also allows me to print via IR to a protable printer in my car.Now my lap top stays in the trunk and my PDA travels with me.BIG Thumbs up.

    1-0 out of 5 stars I'm going back to a Palm!!
    When I originally bought this PDA it had such great reviews and I though it would be a good replacement/upgrade for my old Palm (that never gave me any trouble by the way). I have had it for over 6 months now and I have been so unhappy with its performance. The battery life is horrible!! I travel a lot and need something that I don't need to charge twice a day. I don't play games or read books on it, so I don't use up the battery life that way. The worst thing is that unlike Palms you lose everything if your battery runs out!!!! Who ever heard of that. If you keep backing up to your computer you can restore it, but you really have to be on the ball with that, because if you don't too bad it's gone! I will admit it is a nice looking machine that has some nice features, but I just bought a new Palm because I need something I can rely on. ... Read more

    Asin: B00005QEYI
    Subjects:  1. Hewlett Packard (Hewlett-Packard)    2. Personal Digital Assistant (PDA, Electronic Organizer)    3. Pocket PC (PCs)    4. Compaq    5. Handheld (Hand Held)    6. Casio    7. Hewlett-Packard    8. (HP)    9. (Hewlet Packart)   


    Toshiba TLP-MT2U LCD HDTV-Ready Home Theater Projector
    Electronics
    list price: $4,999.99
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    Features

    • Automatic keystone correction for versatile room placement
    • Home theater projector accepts HDTV (720 p or 1,080 i) component-video signal
    • Ultra-compact notebook-size
    • Easily connected to a VCR, DVD player, or HDTV source
    • Projection display size 23-250 inches (over 20 feet)

    Asin: B00005BIDW
    Sales Rank: 126448


    Bose® Lifestyle® 12 Series II Home Theater System (White) (LS12IIWHT)
    Average Customer Review: 2.0 out of 5 stars
    Electronics
    list price: $1,699.90
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    Features

    • Music Center With AM/FM Tuner and Single CD Player
    • Direct/Reflecting Cube Speaker Arrays
    • Acoustimass Speaker Module
    • Integrated System Design
    • Radio Frequency Remote Control
    Reviews (1)

    2-0 out of 5 stars OK, but .....
    I've wanted a Lifestyle system for several years, and finally found a system for less than...(it had been returned after one day and was heavily discounted). I brought the box home, connected the wires and boxes (very easy) and sat back to enjoy great bose sound. After several months of use, I can say that the system is OK, but not worth the cost (especially if you are paying retail). First, the quality of the materials is not that good. Cables and connectors are cheap and the music center is "brushed aluminum" - which is a nice way of saying painted plastic. Second, the system lacks features that are standard in other systems costing this much. DTS is a glaring omission. The system does not have enough jacks to accept all devices you may want to attach (VCR, DVD, cassette deck, turntable (a turntable requires an additional pre-amp). You also have to buy stands/mounting brackets (will cost another $120+). On the positive side, the CD player, radio and remote work great. Operation is a snap and the documentation good. The sound is OK. Not spectacular, but not as bad as some reviewers will have you believe. Bass is a bit muddy at times and highs are clipped. But the satellite speakers are clear and produce good sound in the mid ranges. I'm 46 and my hearing is good, but not as good as it was at 26. If you're younger or have 20/20 hearing, you may want to comparison shop before buying Bose. Sound distribution and crossover are a bit disappointing. Not the "big" movie sound I was expecting. Again, you may want to compare Bose with another system before buying.
    Bottom line: not a bad system, but has average sound and many little flaws and annoyances. The marketing of Bose products in stores often makes it difficult to compare with other brands. Before you spend ...plus for this system (or another Bose product), I highly recommend comparing features and sound to make sure it fits your needs and is the best buy for your money. ... Read more

    Asin: B00005UV2S
    Sales Rank: 118707
    Subjects:  1. Home Theater System (Theatre)   


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