Features

• MANUFACTURER WARRANTY:  1 YEAR LIMITED

Editorial Review

The HP HX2495B Ipaq Pocket PC lets you take your favorite songs, videos, and Web sites everywhere you go. Compact and versatile, the Ipaq offers just the right mix of performance, security, connectivity, and expandability. Thanks to the integrated 802.11b wireless LAN, you can surf the web at your local Wi-Fi hotspot, keep in touch with friends and family via email, and download videos and songs in minutes. Take the Ipaq with you, and you'll never be out of touch.Read more

Features

• Pocket PC lets you access your favorite songs, videos, and websites at home or your local Wi-Fi hotspots
• Comes with a Lithium-Ion 1440 mAh battery, an AC adaptor, and a charge adaptor
• Equipped with Wi-Fi (802 11b) and Bluetooth wireless technology; features the Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 premium edition software for Pocket PCs
• Dimensions: 3.01 x 4.71 x 0.65 inches (WxHxD); weighs 5.8 ounces
• PC comes with a one-year limited warranty and access to HP's renowned 24 hour customer service

Reviews (2)

Design - A /Reliability - C
No doubt HP (Compaq?) did a good job translating market needs into a specification. The problem happened when they went into production.
Featured function didn't work
1. Spec says that it supports SD memory card. After inserting 2 GB Card, the battery drains & I was not able to use the unit even once.
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Features

• Up to 4800 optimized dpi and Print Speeds up to 36 ppm black/27 ppm color
• Direct Photo Printing without a PC from PictBridge-enabled Cameras
• Wi-Fi Wireless Capability and Wired Ethernet Printing and Print Sharing
• Print Laser-Quality Black and True-to-Life Photos with HP Vivera Inks
• 19.50" lbs. (WxLxH) 17.70" x 17.20" x 8.00"

Reviews (4)

Excellent printer!
I also have a DeskJet 6980 and loved it.Very fast, USB, ethernet, bluetooth, and wireless connectivity in a built in print server to boot.I just bought this 6980dt from Amazon because I needed the duplexor and the 250 sheet tray is a bonus.It all installs so easy and the speed is very hard to beat.It is quieter than previous printers I had here and also has a great duty cycle. Everything I need in the best of it's class.I highly recommend it.This is the 2nd one I bought, Mom will get the 6980, and both installed very, very easily.

After 4 hours with tech support, it's going back!
We're running a network with 2 desktops and a laptop all running Windows XP.I picked this printer because it was networkable, and the wireless feature was particularly enticing.The paperwork that came with the printer was of no help in setting up the printer on the network.After holding for 30 minutes for tech support, I spent well over 3 hours with a techie trying to get even 1 of the computers printing. I do have to commend the patience and perseverence of the tech I spoke with, but unfortunately he was unable to help me.By the time I gave up, and he was out of suggestions, I had only managed to get the laptop to print by plugging the printer directly into the wireless router, which made it invisible to the desktops, and therefore of no use to me.Upon further investigation, apparently HP printers will only work in a network with "HP-compatible" routers and hardware.I'm not going to replace all the hardware for the sake of a printer, so the printer is going back.I'm very frustrated at this point, and will not be buying another HP printer.

Fantastic Printer: Quality through and through
I absolutely love this printer and it's capabilities...
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Reviews (1)

Not an HP item, but it still does the job.
I was a bit thrown in the beginning because the item shown when purchasing is the original HP ink in the original packaging.This item does NOT come like that.It's separately boxed, and from what it looks like, it was a cartridge that was just refilled.Honestly, I don't really care.It's for my printer at home, and it does just as good of a job as the original printer cartridge that I had, for way less money.I will definately buy again. ... Read more

Reviews (2)

Feeder issues
The feeder on this printer does not work as I expected based on previous experience with HP printers. Printing labels has been the most frustrating. The feeder pulls the label sheet in crooked, or it pulls it too far in, or not far enough in. I have also experienced the problem of the feeder pulling 10 sheets in at once.

Jams a lot
It's an ok machine for occasionally printing a few sheets of paper. But the paper feed is really poor, often pulling in a whole bunch of sheets at the same time. And if you need to print envelopes don't bother; very often it jams up. ... Read more

Features

• Up to 4,800 x 1,200 optimized dpi color, 1,200 x 1,200 black
• Color 4-by-6-inch photos in as fast as 60 seconds
• 2.5-inch flip-up color LCD to preview, select, and enhance photos
• Simple one-touch buttons; prints stills from video clips
• USB, memory card, and PictBridge interfaces; optional Bluetooth; PC/Mac

Reviews (41)

Great little printer
This printer is a great inexpensive way to be able to print photos on the go.
nothing is perfect!
this is very close. simple to understand...even simpler to operate...and terrific quality prints.

Great Prints from a Small Package
This is a handy printer, neat and small. You can insert your camera's memory card right into the printer and print out your photos. Of course you can only print out four by six prints, but that's one of the sacrifices because the printer is so small. However, it's size makes it easy to take on trips, after all you can hardly lug around a full size printer when you're taking the family to Disneyland. And there is one big plus and that is that they photo are pretty darned good, especially if you use high quality paper. Convenient and cheap too, what a deal. ... Read more

Editorial Review

iLife '06 is the easiest way to make the most out of every bit of your digital life. Use your Mac to collect, organize and edit the various elements. Transform them into mouth-watering masterpieces with Apple-designed templates. Then share the magic moments in beautiful books, colorful calendars, dazzling DVDs, perfect podcasts, and attractive online journals. All starring you.Read more

Features

• DVD-ROM
• iPhoto 6 with blazing performance and new Photocasting
• iMovie HD 6 with new movie themes for adding spectacular motion graphics to movies
• iDVD 6 for authoring custom DVDs for today’s widescreen TVs
• Introducing iWeb, an innovative new application that makes it easy to create amazing websites
• Mac OS X v10.4.4 or later is required for iPhoto Photocasts and iMovie HD themes.

Reviews (9)

Excellent update
iLife 06 is a worthy upgrade. With iWeb, I was able to generate a completely new site from scratch very easily. The upgrades to iPhoto, iMovie, and iDVD were also welcome, with both speed and feature improvement.

Enahnced features, new apps, so what.
I've been a Mac advocate since I switched from Windows to Mac in 2003 and may even consider myself a Mac biggot howeveer, I'm not that impressed with iLife 06 as I'm not really gaining any noticable functionality, features.The new program iWeb is a concept thats been done successfully by two others, Sandvox and RapidWeaver.In either case, their functionality and features far outweigh that of iWeb and give me no reason what so ever to use iWeb.I am a .Mac subscriber and am even thinking that's becomming a waste of my money as I'm not that impressed with their email system but thats another story.
Amazing.
This product is amazingly easy to work and is so integrative that it will leave nothing to be desired, except by professional producers.This product is by far and away the best beinner/intermediate product on the maket.And Rubin's book will lay it out for you step by step in his instructions. ... Read more

Features

• Intel dual-core technology
• Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology
• Intel Extended Memory 64 Technology
• Execute Disable Bit functionality helps prevent certain classes of malicious buffer overflow attacks
• 1066 MHz front side bus

Features

• Black:Up to 1200 x 1200 rendered dpi black; Color:Up to 4800 optimized dpi
• Black (Draft):Up to 22 ppm; Color (Draft):Up to 21 ppm
• HP Auto Red-eye Removal, HP Adaptive Lighting
• Standard Connectivity USB
• 4.60lbs (LxWxH) 18.07"x 18.90"x 5.67"

Reviews (8)

Not bad for the price...
For its price, this is a work horse of a printer. Small, compact, space saving design. Fast and quiet as well. Only problem, as one reviewer mentioned earlier, is that it doesn't print well on labels for some reason. So I guess if you're just printing on regular paper, this one will do the trick.

Very disappointed

Great Printer
After realizing that the ink for my old HP was getting to expensive, I bought the HP 5440 and I love it! Its small design allows it to fit anywhere, it prints fast and the color phots are awesome! For the price this printer was a great buy! Highly Recommended! ... Read more

Editorial Review

Elegantly styled, the Sony Vaio VGN-FE660G notebook PC is more than just a pretty face. It offers cutting-edge processing power from Intel's new Core Duo line for outstanding multi-tasking performance as well as a tri-mode wireless LAN, enabling you to connect to a full assortment of 802.11a/b/g networks. A 5400rpm Serial ATA hard drive and advanced DDR2 memory enable high-speed computing, resulting in sizzling performance for work and multimedia activities. It also features a bright widescreen 15.4-inch XBRITE-ECO LCD screen that offers excellent color purity even in the brightest daylight. And communicate with pals all around with world via VoIP calling and video conferencing (additional accessories required). Read more

Features

• Stylish, powerful multimedia notebook with 15.4-inch screen and 1.67 GHz Core Duo T2300 processor
• 100 GB Serial ATA hard drive, 1 GB of installed RAM (2 GB max), multi-format/dual-layer DVD burner
• Three USB 2.0, one FireWire, ExpressCard/34 slot, memory card reader (SD, XD, Memory Stick)
• Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950 (128 MB shared RAM), tri-mode wireless LAN (802.11a/b/g), Ethernet, modem
• Windows XP Media Center 2005, Update Rollup 2

Reviews (2)

Sony Vaio Laptops are the worst in the world, take it from a corporate IT guy who supports thousands of these worthless bricks !
Sony Vaio Laptops are the worst in the world, take it from a corporate IT guy who supports thousands of these worthless bricks !
Ultimate satisfaction...
Before buying this laptop, I was using some other brands.So its easy for me to compare and justify the performance & functionality of Sony Vaio FE660G laptop.I am really surprised to see how beautifully this laptop have all ports arranged...you will never feel inconvinient while using them.
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Editorial Review

The Sony SDM-P234/B 23-inch flat panel display is designed for maximum viewing impact and versatile performance. It boasts a high 1,920 by 1,200 resolution (widescreen), a sharp 500:1 contrast ratio, and 250 nits of brightness. The P234/B features both analog and digital interfaces for connectivity to a broad range of peripheral devices and workstations. Read more

Features

• Widescreen 16:9 aspect ratio, 1,920 x 1,200 resolution
• 500:1 contrast, 250-nit brightness, ErgoBrite technology
• 176-degree viewing angles, 16 ms response time
• Analog and digital DVI-D inputs
• PC and Mac compatible; 3-year warranty

Reviews (7)

Great (but spendy) monitor
I bought this because I tried another monitor, and it had an input lag issues that made it unusable to me (I'm sensitive to that sort of thing).I am a perfectionist, so I decided to pop some extra money for quality.Well, I have to say: I think Sony really does deliver outstanding quality with this product.
3rd replacement, dead pixels on every one of them
First monitor, it has 8 dead pixels on it. I called Sony, they ship me a replacement monitor after 1 month. First replacement monitor has 26+ dead pixels, so I called again... They sent another one, which has 1 dead pixel but pinkish color on 4 sides of the screen. Then... i call again.. they sent 3rd replacement monitor, no pinkish color but I still have 1 dead and 1 stuck pixel on the screen. The dead pixel is fine with me, but the stuck pixel is one big bright dot sitting where is noticeable. Whenever I watch movie on the screen, I can see the stuck pixel especially in dark background. Why does it has to be me getting all the bad monitors?? I doubt I will purchase another Sony monitor ever again.

Excellent
I've had this monitor for 4 months now and I'm very happy with it. The difference with space on my desk is huge, going from a 19' CRT. The stand is well made and looks good as does the overall product. The tilt feature works great too. I returned the 1st one to BestBuy after 3 weeks because I found it cheaper from newegg. Both monitors have had zero dead pixels. I haven't expereniced any pink problem, whatever that is. ... Read more

Features

• 60 GB model holds up to 15,000 songs; supports AAC (16 to 320 Kbps), MP3 (32 to 320 Kbps), MP3 VBR, Audible, AIFF, Apple Lossless and WAV
• Holds 25,000 photos and displays them on a 2-inch diagonal 65,536-color LCD screen with LED backlight
• Up to 15 hours battery life when fully charged (which typically takes 5 hours); fast-charge in as little as 3 hours
• Compatible with Mac OS X v10.2.8 or v10.3.4 or later; or Windows 2000 with SP4 and XP with SP2; FireWire and USB 2.0 interface for fastest digital transfer available
• Comes with earbud headphones, AC adapter, and USB 2.0 cable

Reviews (100)

Get a free iPod Video instead!
Why settle for less, when you can get a brand new original iPod Video 60GB for Free! I got mine from this web site:nocostnow.info/ipod-video

The return of the master...
It was the next logical step in the evolution of the iPod: a color screen. While this was an expected step, most rumor sites were predicting the latest incarnation of Apple's market leading music player to bridge into video, which was saved for the full-blown fifth gen iPod. Instead, Apple opted for a simple addition to take advantage of the color screen and its capabilities. You can also display images on an external monitor should you decide you want to go that route...
iPod is an excellent and elegant tool
This (60 Gb iPod Photo) is my second iPod (the first, a G4 40Gb was pickpocketed from my napsack in the NYC subway - beware) and I've had it over a year.Looking over the spate of recent negative reviews here prompted me to respond.Most of the shrieking pans and drooling raves are divorced from reality.I think it's important to point out that iPod is a tool and only a tool - a portable music player - a compact digital device with much in common with a laptop computer.It is highly configurable and the user has many choices about how to encode music - which affects the final results a great deal.
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Editorial Review

The HP Pavilion s7410n Slimline desktop PC gives you all the power of a fully loaded home/office desktop in a sleek, silvery gray chassis. Measuring 4.4 inches wide and 9.75 inches high, it's one-third the size of a traditional PC tower, enabling you to place it unobtrusively anywhere--from your office to entertainment center to kitchen. It's a great choice for everything from working on your family's finances to storing and playing an extensive multimedia library (including photos, home video from your camcorder, and all your music). It features an extra-large 250 GB hard drive, 1 GB of installed RAM (2 GB max), 1.7 GHz Intel Celeron M processor 390, LightScribe dual layer DVD burner with 16x DVD+R write speed (also compatible with writing CDs), multi-format memory card reader, a wide variety of connectivity options (including both USB 2.0 and FireWire), and Windows XP Media Center edition. Read more

Features

• Get things done with the 1.7GHz Intel Celeron M processor 390 with 400MHz FSB and 1MB L2 cache
• Connect accessories including joysticks, driving wheels, and MP3 players with the top- and back-access USB 2.0 ports (one in front, four in back) and FireWire ports (back)
• Share files with thumb drives, iPAQs, and cameras via the integrated 9-in-1 digital media card reader1
• Store more music, videos, and data on the 250GB 7200 rpm Serial ATA hard drive
• Boost performance with the 1GB of PC2 4200 DDR2 SDRAM memory (2 x 512MB, expandable to 2GB)

Reviews (2)

So quiet and tiny!
I was so surprised to see the small box this CPU came in. I love the compact build of it, it's very fast and super quiet, I can't tell if it's on without looking at the light. The only thing I wish they could've given me another CD drive like I had on my old computer.But, I'm very happy with it so far, this is my 3rd HP since my first one back in 1996.
What's the Catch??
I'll tell you the catch. I just bought this today, and it has a lot of great qualities: It's compact, light, fast, but...
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Editorial Review

The sleekly designed, lightweight Sony VAIO VGN-SZ260P/C notebook PC delivers intelligent mobile design while placing a priority on usability and performance. Coolly contemporary, it has a space-age carbon-fiber casing that's stylishly designed and constructed to last. It measures a mere 1.5 inches thin and features a superb 13.3-inch widescreen display with XBRITE LCD technology, long battery life, and a generous, comfortable keyboard. The integrated tri-mode 802.11a/b/g wireless LAN enables wireless connectivity on the fly. It also offers the revolutionary Hybrid Graphics System lets toggle between internal and external graphics chips, enabling you to choose lighter battery consumption or better performance depending on the situation.