Battery Back Door Cover + Frame Housing for Samsung Galaxy Tab 7" P1000 - White

• 100% Brand new and original
• Compatible with Galaxy Tab 7" P1000 (3G version only)
• It is not included the installation manual for this item
• Color: White

Perfect fit. Just as nice as the original but I like the new white vs the black back. Great quality, i would say oem quality, fast shipping, easy to install. Very happy with my purchase.

"Blue Hawaiian Flower on Black Snap on Hard Skin Shell Protector Cover Case for Lg Optimus S (Sprint

i was very disappointed.the case cover snapped on the phone but was not eligned leaveing the left side of the case stickin out.either the case was poorly made or a defect case.they should check there items before sendin them out.

This case is awesome. It fits The Optimus S and V. snaps on smooth and easy. Getting it off is a little tricky. Just go slow and dont put too much force into it. When trying to get it off use the pick to gently pry open the corners then the middles. Like I said go slow and be gentle and it will not break. Just have to know how to do it.

Buy "Blue Hawaiian Flower on Black Snap on Hard Skin Shell Protector Cover Case for Lg Optimus S (Sprint Now

rooCASE Super Bubble Neoprene Sleeve Case for ASUS Zenbook UX31E U32U 13.3-Inch Laptop (Orange / Bla

Great color selection and very light weight and protective. However, bought 2 of these and on both of these, the outside zipper broke after a week.

The item i bought was great, good description but the best of all was the customer service!!!! will do business again! A+++

Buy rooCASE Super Bubble Neoprene Sleeve Case for ASUS Zenbook UX31E U32U 13.3-Inch Laptop (Orange / Bla Now

Zagg LEATHERskin for iPad 2, Authentic Cream (FGLSLTHSCCRM97)

• Improves grip.
• Easy to remove, leaving no sticky residue.
• Genuine leather.

I have two iPads in my family, and I bought two Zagg LEATHERskins for them this one and blue one. The tablets look nice?

Buy Zagg LEATHERskin for iPad 2, Authentic Cream (FGLSLTHSCCRM97) Now

This was easy to apply following instructions. I looks very nice and solves the problem of slipper iPad case. I used it on an iPad 3 and it fit perfectly.

Asante FH205P 5-Port Palmtop Dual-Speed 10/100 Hub

I bought the Asante FH205P a year ago. This palm sized network hub is without a doubt the easiest, most reliable dual-speed (10/100) networking hub I've used. The hub includes 5 10/100 client ports and 1 additional crossover uplink port for connecting into an additional hub or switch. This hub supports auto-negotiation allowing users to install 10mbps network devices or 100mbps devices and the hub auto-negotiates to the fastest supported speed (bandwidth) for the device being plugged in.

This palm sized device has been running 24 hours per day for over one year supporting several computers and printers in a home business environment. Not only is it simple "plug and play" networking, the unit size allows for inconspicuous placement with all the network cables routed out the back away from sight. I highly recommend this product as a first choice if your needs are dual-speed networking for 5 devices.

The "plug and play" design of the FH205P hub makes set-up and connection to your PCs, Macintosh, UNIX servers and another hub or switch as simple as 'plug it in' and you're up and running. Nice product!

Skque Screen Protector + Black Aluminum Stylus Pen For Apple iPad 2/iPad 3 9....

• Made from the same Film material used to protect military aircraft
• No rainbow marks, no glue marks and no fuzziness.
• Soft rubber tipped end prevents from scratching your handheld screen.
• Designed to be compatible with the iPad 2/iPad 3
• 100% New brand, non-OEM

Review

Intro: I have a iPad 3

Stylus: A great working stylus that nothing will fall off. Include a pin to headphone jack as a holder. +1

Screen Protector: Bubbles avery where.

Conclusion: Expect a good stylus, not a good screen protector!

HP 2.1 Compact Speaker System (BR386AA#ABL)

• 4" wood subwoofer provides impressive bass response
• A wired control provides power on/off, volume control and headphone jack within your reach
• Headphone jack enables private listening

I have a new computer but old speakers that barely put out any sound at all. After reading reviews on this product I ordered it and am very pleased that I did. Had a little trouble at first hooking the speakers up as I found the printed instructions to be slightly confusing. However my on-line HP help solved the problem and all went smoothly from then on. What a joy to finally be able to hear videos again. I would definitely recommend this product for those who want good sound at a reasonable price.

Buy HP 2.1 Compact Speaker System (BR386AA#ABL) Now

I don't consider myself an audiophile or anything, but I do know that I plugged these speakers in and tried them out for the first time with Godsmack, and they performed exceptionally well. The bass was solid and the sound had no perceptible distortion, and I was rock'n out as much as I would in my car. From across the room, the girlfriend said, "Wow, those sound really good!". I'm sure there are other great units out there for hundreds of dollars, but for 27 bucks you can't go wrong for a booming sub-woofer and marvelous little mini speakers that belt out the sound. The little controller is pretty sweet too, as it adds to the coolness factor with it's little white LED, and I hate trying to turn speakers on and off from the speaker. The little controller sits right by my keyboard, ready to control power and volume. The right speaker fits perfectly under the shelf for my printer, which is why I wanted little speakers to begin with. If you're dealing with the speakers your computer came with, and you find yourself feeling shortchanged on real sound, get these.

Read Best Reviews of HP 2.1 Compact Speaker System (BR386AA#ABL) Here

I bought this set about three days ago and using them with a acer netbook. I think the bass is punchy and strong but not too much. the treble is a little weak but I think its just not overpowering like other speakers I'm used to. The high end is not sparkling but pleasant and warm. They get very loud and stay strong to the upper volume levels. The price is a little high for what you get. Oh, the gloss black on the satellites suck a lot of dust out of the air and all over the speakers! I like them because they do not take up a lot of space and they look great!

Want HP 2.1 Compact Speaker System (BR386AA#ABL) Discount?

I've had these speakers a little over 6 months now and didn't want to jump to writing a review without having enough time to really see how they worked.

Out of the box, they were find and everything worked well for me. The sound was good, not great, but enough for what I needed. I like to watch videos, play games, listen to music, but I'm in no way an audiophile. The subwoofer has a very small footprint and can easily fit on a desk and the speakers themselves are very short and take up very little room. I have my sub on the ground, and my speakers under my monitor. My monitor is an Acer 23" LED on the same level as the speakers, so I was glad to see that the speakers fit underneath without obstructing any of the screen.

The volume control is a separate cable which is both good and bad. It adds more time and effort to the setup, but it puts control of the volume wherever you want it without actually having to move or reach for the speakers. The plastic of the volume control isn't the best, but you aren't paying very much for these speakers anyways, so it's still a pretty good value. I am pleased with the construction and looks with the speakers overall, but where it falls short is after extended use.

Recently, my speakers have been giving me a slight buzzing sound at 25% and above volumes. Regardless of what I have my computer volume set at, if the dial on the volume control is at the 25% mark or higher, there is a constant buzzing even with the computer off. Even more recently, every once in a while, that buzzing would be there even under the 25% mark. For what I paid, I don't expect all that much, but ti's sad to see this happen.

I usually don't play any audio very loudly, so I don't think it would be an issue of usage, but the paper part of the speakers are exposed, so you will need to be careful about how you treat them. I turn my speakers off when I don't need them to minimize the amount of buzzing I hear, but I would imagine for most people, this is too much of a hassle to deal with.

Save 24% Off

I love the hp speaker system! it was afordable and performs just like hp said it would! I wish I would have ordered it sooner if I only knew about it! Now my PC has super sound system! I can make it as loud as I want! now I hear everything!!

SAMSUNG GOOGLE NEXUS 10 TECHSTYLE PU LEATHER FOLIO CASE WITH STAND - BLACK BY TERRAPIN

Just like everyone else who is klutzy and owns a Nexus 10, I'm desperate for a tough case. Otterbox and iFrogz have declined, and no one is making a very good impact resistant case. This case does offer more protection, but mostly just because it is big.

The case comes in two pieces. The tablet slides into a sleeve with board support and a fleece-like back. The fit is good, and the cut outs are well done. A velcro closure slips behind the tablet and in front of the backing. I had hoped the sleeve edges would stick out further than the edge of the Nexus. The did upon install, but after a few day the material loosened. The second piece is a flat, book type cover and stand. A strip of high-quality velcro attaches the sleeve to the back. The case then bends and stands like most I've seen. There is a magnetic closure with auto on/off.

The velcro attachment is my favorite feature as it allows you can place your tablet to view at any angle and orientation. Also, you can place the tablet in the case so that edges will protrude further than tablet

There are no unique protections offered by this tablet, just bulk. In the sleeve only, your nexus will be .6 inches thick. Your Nexus 10 inside both pieces will be about 1.1 inches thick. At this point, my Nexus will no longer fit into the 10" padded pocket in my bag.

sidebar: Really? Adobe, Otterbox, and iFrogz, why are you doing this? It seems that companies who work well with Google benefit in the end.

I ordered this for a valentines present for my husband. Simply put, it's perfect. But Amazon requires a longer review, so I'll say it again, it's perfect ;-)

Buy SAMSUNG GOOGLE NEXUS 10 TECHSTYLE PU LEATHER FOLIO CASE WITH STAND - BLACK BY TERRAPIN Now

IRISCAN BOOK 2 (COMPUTER ACCESSORIES)

There isn't anyway to contact a support group. I tried, received a number and no one ever responded to my questions. Am not able to remove scanned items from memory card. Somewhat complicated to use. I'm going to return it.

I love having a portable scanner. I never have to wait in line at the library copier anymore. And it's perfect for organizing and sharing all the papers that the school sends home with the kids. I wish they would make that available online.

Buy IRISCAN BOOK 2 (COMPUTER ACCESSORIES) Now

This is awesome.

Very good product to help you scan in those old photo's.

I've decided to put all my photo's on disk/usb in order to preserve them.

This scanner is quick, very easy to use, and perfect for the job I need it for.

Read Best Reviews of IRISCAN BOOK 2 (COMPUTER ACCESSORIES) Here

SanDisk USB SmartMedia Reader (SDDR-09-01)

• Fast transfer speeds of up to 600 KBps
• Small footprint
• Easy installation
• No AC power or batteries required
• Connects to any USB-enabled Macintosh or USB-enabled PC with Windows 98 or 2000

Mine works great. I have transferred thousands of photos to my PC without a hitch. It is so small it sits on top of my monitor and is known to my system as device G. All the folks that have reported problems with installation undoubtedly had those problems. I didn't. And I have a Zip drive, a CD/RW drive and 4 devices total hooked up to my USB ports, including a printer and DSL modem. Before this mess would work on my 2 year old Dell, I had to download new BIOS for the machine. Anytime you add stuff to a PC, there may be conflicts that need resolving. But I don't believe this SmartMedia card reader is the total cause of anybody's problems.

Buy SanDisk USB SmartMedia Reader (SDDR-09-01) Now

I installed the San Disk Smart Media Reader USB version (they call it the ImageMate) on my computer with Win98. Installation was a snap by following the instructions, and I was uploading pictures from my 32meg smartmedia card in less than 5 min.

The directory acts just like another removable-disk drive (assigned F: on my computer) and is labeled USB when viewed after clicking on My Computer icon.

It sure beats uploading from the camera.

Read Best Reviews of SanDisk USB SmartMedia Reader (SDDR-09-01) Here

I have 2 of these SanDisk USB readers (they will read only 1 type of memory card, so if you have devices with CompactFlash, MultiMediaCard memory, SmartMedia, etc., you'll need 1 reader per format). They can be difficult to set-up, as the software (in both cases) required an update from their website (nice site, user-friendly) and, more importantly, there are known conflicts with other device drivers you may have on your computer (such as CD-RW drives and Zip drives). While these conflicts are mentioned on the SanDisk website, the solutions they offered were not always helpful. Once solved, this device is great. I have since purchased the Viking reader and have encountered no conflicts at all.

Want SanDisk USB SmartMedia Reader (SDDR-09-01) Discount?

I finally ordered the SmartMedia ImageMate, even after reading some pretty horrific reviews (and some very good ones). The SanDisk web page says to check the CDW EasyCreate, and mine was OK (3.5c, "c" makes it OK). Received the reader, installed the software, plugged it in to an empty USB port, stuck in a half-full SmartCard from my Olympus 360L camera, clicked on the "G" drive, and there it was all of it! Downloaded 40 images in 15-20 seconds (not 20-30 minutes!), played around with uploads, deletes, any old files (not only images) WORKS LIKE MAGIC! (**FAST** magic...) I have Windows 98, Pentium III at 733 MHz, a Costco USB splitter, 3 or 4 other USB devices, shut down & restart each day,and the system still crashes once a day or so. Pretty standard setup, I think. Good luck to all!!!

I own a Canon Digital Elph camera that uses CF cards. I purchased this reader so that I wouldn't have to hook up my camera to the computer (and run down the batteries) each time I wanted to download photos.

The drivers installed easily, and I haven't had a single problem with it. I suspect that the other guy just has some weird software incompatibility issue that could happen with any device or software.

GTMax Black Universal Neoprene Sleeve Case + Premium Leather Carrying Cover Case Folio with Built-in

• 1 X Universal Neoprene Sleeve Case - Black (240x165x15mm)
• 1 X vizio 8inch Tablet Leather Case with Stand - Black
• 1 X Vizio 8inch Tablet Screen Protector
• 1 X Bluetooth Wireless Mini Keyboard - Black
• 1 X Universal Stylus - Black ; 1 X Mini Brush-Blue

Great product and quick delivery! Love all the items and you cant beat the price anywhere. The key board I on the small size but it does the job.

Buy GTMax Black Universal Neoprene Sleeve Case + Premium Leather Carrying Cover Case Folio with Built-in Now

All producto are fine. Except blutooth keyboard, it needs buy an app from Google Play. In other hand all accesories fit all my expectation with my 7" tablet.

Read Best Reviews of GTMax Black Universal Neoprene Sleeve Case + Premium Leather Carrying Cover Case Folio with Built-in Here

Got this foe my mom and here tablet it work great! Not to mention all the other things it comes with. Great buy

Want GTMax Black Universal Neoprene Sleeve Case + Premium Leather Carrying Cover Case Folio with Built-in Discount?

I bought a Pandigital tablet. I wanted this stuff to work with it and more protection. The neoprene case works well...nothing else fits it. I will find someone here to give the rest of the stuff to, I hope!

VTech Helio Handheld PDA (Translucent Blue)

• 8 MB RAM, 2 MB flash RAM
• 3 shortcut keys
• Features e-mail, scheduler, memo, address book, expense manager, and a voice recorder
• Stylish color
• 1-year warranty

Negative criticism at the bottom.

I was looking for an inexpensive pda, but a pda that's worth more than it costs. I found the Helio. Palm and Handspring units are way overpriced when compared to the Helio.

I am a student. I use the scheduler to keep track of appointments or important days or activities (the alarm has a tone or a voice recording option). I use a folder under memos to list my courses, in which I keep track of assignments, tests, etc. The to-do list is great for keeping track of things you need to do (it also has an alarm that you can set, but don't have to). If I only have a few seconds to write down an assignment or something I need to remember, then I can record it instead of writing it down (4 button pushes: on, record, stop, off).

It keeps track of expenses, has a phonebook, you can sketch where you put your car or have a friend draw you a map of how to get somewhere, and jot is 1000 times better than any other writing recognition system I've seen. I can actually *write* into it as fast as I can write a note on paper (mistakes are minimal, and mostly result from my habit of rotating the angle of writing).

I have a few clips of music that I recorded for myself. 50 minutes of recording time is nice. Quality is decent (not stereo quality, but that's not necessary from a pda). I got the eReader and a few ebooks. I read "Waiting for Godot" on my Helio. Another useful application I downloaded was a program that has a timer, a stopwatch, an alarm that you can set without putting something in the scheduler (better for a quick reminder for later, like "call sue at 4"), and an analog clock.

Time and date are at the top of the screen. The scrolling buttons at the side are very useful (many palm and visor users have commented on how nice that is over their units). Shortcut buttons to applications are more useful than you can imagine (quick jump from scheduler to memo or search). It shows the time in any time zone with just two clicks.

I put some of my writings on my Helio too. All you have to do is use the Helio Desktop and copy a document into a memo. Sync it, and you have a document in your Helio. It doesn't support font sizes, different fonts, bold, italic, and such (it's basically like Windows Notepad), but I think they're making a new application to do that. Not important to me anyway.

I use my finger sometimes to write sometimes.

What doesn't it have? What don't I like about it?

Well, it doesn't have infrared. At this point, I don't see a need for it, so I don't particularly care. There isn't a huge variety of software. I definitely don't see a "need" for software. They are working on some useful applications, like a map program and an mp3 player. The scheduler isn't the greatest, but no other pda I've seen has one any better.

BTW, most bad reviews are of the old Helio. They fixed those bugs and added a lot of things. Check the date on bad reviews. (new Helio was released around April 2000, I think)

I've used about 40% of my battery power after a week. It *seems* like a lot, but that might be mostly due to the fact that I've been using it very often over the last week. I haven't had any bugs or errors on it or on the software. The battery gauge is a little quirky. It usually shows what it is, but now and then it'll show 100% battery power, which I know isn't true.

The other thing is that I can't find anything to use the accessories slot for. They said something about a keyboard/modem combo for $100, but I can't seem to find it. I don't think it's available yet. The Visor has a camera and the Palm has a few things, like their modem and their keyboards, but those aren't really that useful.

75Mhz is nice, but is it really that useful? On Palms, you wait maybe 2 seconds between applications. On Helio, you wait .2 seconds. It's nice, but for 1.8 seconds, is it really a selling point? Then again, it is useful for the search function... Nicely fast searches when compared with Palm searches (and I searched 700k of documents for a single word, so it's not like I was searching nothing).

Ok, so Helio offers Linux. I like VT-OS. I'm sure almost all people who have the Helio like VT-OS. Do we care about Linux? No. Selling point? No. Some people might, but it's not a selling point for the majority.

Oh yeah, and I'm looking for a nice case. They offer 5 cases that I've seen (comes with one, that I'm using now...it's fine, but I'm looking for something bigger to be a wallet and a pda case), but I don't like those as much. Many companies offer cases, but most of those don't fit the Helio.

Vtech is continually updating their operating system (which isn't all for bugs...they added extra options to scheduler and let you configure jot and stuff like that...they also let applications use greyscale), they're working on more applications, and they're trying to give users options as far as applications for the Helio and syncing software.

Buy VTech Helio Handheld PDA (Translucent Blue) Now

The Helio performs just as good as the other brands out on the market. The 8MB of ram and all the options this device performs is fantastic for the 169 price tag. To top it off, it even has a built in 30 minute digital voice recorder. The ease of use is incredible. I had a few questions and contacted vtech support and got immediate assistance both via email and phone. Great support after the sale and ease of use of the product all packaged for only 169 is a great deal that won't disapoint you.

Read Best Reviews of VTech Helio Handheld PDA (Translucent Blue) Here

I received the Helio as a gift. I actually started my research on PDAs to get my husband organized but then he truthfully claimed that he'll probably lose it. I kept doing the research anyway because by that time I wanted one for myself. I couldn't decide which one to get. I looked at the Palm M100, Handspring Visor, Casio Cassiopaeia and even the Franklin eBookman and the Helio. My sister made it easy for me by buying the Helio from my Wish List. At first, I was a little disappointed that it was not the Handspring nor the Palm which both came with 2 MB of memory. I even waited for a few days before I opened the box with every intention of returning it and exchanging it for the Franklin eBookman 911 at $229 once it comes out (the prospect of being able to download books, MP3 files and still be organized was just too hard to resist). However, my curiosity got the better of me and I opened the box. Hmmm, it looked nice. Not as sleek as the M100 but it's okay. It came with 2 AAA batteries and a carrying case. I didn't even bother reading the guide and just started playing with the stylus. I was surprised at the ease of operation! The next day I started categorizing our monthly expenses. Sure the categories are limited but I just had to be creative (eg., mortgage payments are under "lodging"). I started keeping track of vacation and sick days taken, even the menu and shopping list for my baby's upcoming baptism. The way I'm going, the 8 mb of memory sure is handy. I even made a voice recording of my baby saying "Da-da" for posterity. "Synching" was very easy and once we connected the USB cable to the right place (it helps!), it worked great! I still have to figure out how to download my e-mail (from Outlook) to my PDA but my life is not THAT hectic and my junk mail can wait until I can access my computer. All in all I think this is a great product. (Thanks, Jenn!) Now, if I can only get my husband organized...

Want VTech Helio Handheld PDA (Translucent Blue) Discount?

After extensive research in the PDA market, I purchased the Helio 3 months ago and I can't be any happier. It comes with a huge 8mb of memory which is hard to find in other PDA's at this price level. Also another big plus is the voice recorder which comes with an amazing avg of 50 mins fo recording time. You can leave voice messages for yourself or even record entire meetings! The screen is also backlit which makes for easy operation in the dark. You can also choose from different colors which sets the helio apart from the boring PDA's out there. Don't let the lack of thrid party software scare you off because first Vtech seems to be working hard to create new software on its site (new progams have been popping up lately such as a program that lets you download websites to the helio). Second, ask yourself if you will realistically be using half of the excessive features found in PDA's twice as expensive? The Helio won't walk your dog for you but this is a great value with exeptional features for anyone who is looking for a basic scheduling, emailing, and organizational features.

I bought the VTECH HELIO PDA based on the comparatively low price for the 8mb storage and the high rating of another AMAZON reviewer. I was terribly disappointed. First, the battery life is 2-3 days with the PDA in the OFF state, i.e. with no use. I tested this by replacing the AAA batteries 3 times with fresh cells. This is unacceptable; I lost data twice when the batteries drained. (This inidcates a poor design in power supply stage of the device.) Secondly, the non-Palm OS is subject to numerous protection fault errors; this plagued me during scheduling operations, causing me to reset the PDA more than a dozen times, losing data each time. This is a case where you get what you pay for; I'm going to get another PalmIIIxe or a Handspring Deluxe to replace the HELIO.

Belkin 8 Outlet Surge Protector with USB

• Ensure your workstation is safeguarded against damaging voltage fluctuations, surges, and spikes with the Belkin Advanced Surge Protector.

PROS:

Does what you'd expect, and less, with eight AC outlets and two USB outlets

One LED indicates that protection is in place against surges

One LED indicates that the unit is plugged into an improperly grounded circuit

Long, heavy-duty power cord

Built-in cord management device

CONS:

Using the special transformer sockets often blocks the USB sockets

Wrapping cords on the cord management device blocks the USB sockets

Inadequate USB power

The unit is larger than necessary

The unit is difficult to mount on a wall

It is expensive for what it is

The cord management device will not handle eight cords of any practical size

I have been looking forward to a unit like this, and I was excited to get one when I found it, but...

POOR PLACEMENT OF USB SOCKETS

After ordering it, I began wondering why it was arranged the way it was. For starters, what is that odd grey thing at the bottom? Well, that's for managing cords. Unfortunately, if I arrange the cords to wrap around it, they will end up being in the way of the USB sockets, making them hard to access. Similarly, they put two special sockets at that end that have extra space around them for plugging in transformers ("wall warts"), but using them often covers the USB sockets. And yet the USB charging sockets are the unique feature that you're paying the extra money for!

If they had put the USB sockets up near the switch, they would have been away from all the sockets and the cord management device, and never blocked by the larger AC plugs and cords. Too bad they did not make locating the USB sockets the priority in the design.

DIFFICULT WALL MOUNTING AND OTHER DESIGN ISSUES

The unit has a curvy shape instead of rectangular like most others. That might even be attractive if it was not so bulbous, but it makes it difficult to mount on a wall and be level. They provide no drilling template for the holes on the back, so you need reference points, and the curves of the unit make it very difficult to measure. In the end, I was not satisfied that it was solidly mounted, so I drilled a hole right right through the thin plastic just past the cord management device, and put a screw through that. That probably voided the warranty, but at least it is solidly mounted.

If you mount this device on the wall, it appears to be intended to be mounted vertically, at least, it would be natural to have the letters oriented to be read that way, and the switch on top. But why then is the cord on top, when sockets are usually close to the floor? Form over function, I guess.

INADEQUATE USB POWER

Here's the real problem with this device. The box says that each USB socket provides 750mA. That isn't very much power. The USB 2.0 specification call for 500 mA per port, so that's ok, but the USB 3.0 specification requires 900 mA, so it is not up to spec. It is enough for many telephones and mp3 players, but not some Apple products. Example: an iPad requires 2000 mA to charge, so you will NOT be able to charge your iPad from a USB socket with this power strip. There does not seem to be a fuse; unless there is some auto shutoff circuit, there is some risk of damage to the power strip electronics if you try.

CAUTIONS IN USE

You should always plug a power strip directly into a correctly wired and grounded (three-wire) wall outlet, and not another power strip or extension cord, for fire safety reasons.

You should NEVER see the "Not-grounded" light lit up. If you do, it could mean faulty electrical wiring that could lead to a fatal shock (call an electrician and get it fixed), or it could be a faulty unit. Similarly, you should always have the "protected" light on; if you don't, contact the manufacturer and ask why not (probably a faulty unit, or not plugged in/turned on).

One review said their unit buzzed or hummed when they used the USB socket to charge a device. That would indicate a faulty device which should be replaced; mine is totally silent in operation.

BOTTOM LINE

USB charging sockets is a great idea, but this unit has a poor arrangement of only two of them, and they are relatively low power. Yes, it works, but it is inconvenient to use, it is expensive for what it is, and it does not provide enough charging power. Given the price, design, inadequate power, and difficulty to mount, it rates three stars: "It's OK".

Soon there will be imitators, and some that will have much better designs and features. A simple power strip that includes USB outlets placed in a convenient location and can be mounted easily would be better than this.

Until then, if you want to mount things to a wall to tie things down and control clutter, my suggestion is to simply buy a regular power strip and a cheap powered USB 2.0 hub. Even if you don't connect the hub to a computer, it will still charge your devices, and the combination will cost you less than this overpriced and oversized thing.

Buy Belkin 8 Outlet Surge Protector with USB Now

I liked the design. It makes bigger plugs fit well without blocking sockets. I have an ASUS Eee pad and the usb charger doesnt work if plugged directly to the usb port of this adapter. hence i have to use the factory supplied power adapter.

Read Best Reviews of Belkin 8 Outlet Surge Protector with USB Here

Bought this since I planned on using a long 15 foot USB cable in my front room for phone charging. However, the USB ports on this thing are marginal at best. It wouldn't even charge my phone. I swapped that cable out for a 6 ft one, and it now barely charges. If you are thinking of purchasing this for the USB ports, just buy a surge protector and an external USB port charger. It's works better that way.

Want Belkin 8 Outlet Surge Protector with USB Discount?

I like the way it looks and the layout, allowing for different plug types to be used easily, but the shape makes it difficult to tuck away and lay flat. Is it me, or is it just simply difficult to find a something that is perfect?

Save 1% Off

The Belkin 8 Outlet Surge Protecotr w/USB gives you peace of mind. I like the way it is set up also, saves space.

Palm Touchstone Charging Dock for Palm Pre

• Place your Palm Pre on the Touchstone Charging Dock for wireless charging when used with the optional Touchstone Back Cover
• Inductive coils inside the Charging Dock generate a small, oscillating electromagnetic field and transmit it through the Back Cover
• Magnets snap your Palm Pre into place on the Charging Dock and charging begins immediately
• Charges in the same amount of time as wall charger that came with your Palm Pre
• What's in the Box: Touchstone Charging Dock for Palm Pre

This dock (hockey puck) is great if you want to add a second location (office/car) to charge your touchstone-enabled Palm Pre.

If you have not yet bought any touchstone stuff, then do not buy this. You should first buy the touchstone kit Palm Pre Touchstone Kit which includes the back panel and one dock.

The confusing thing for many is powering the puck, as this dock does NOT include any cables.

The instructions state that you should not connect this dock to the USB port on your computer. The dock should be connected to an A/C power source; I hear a car charger works, as well. If you plan to buy this as a second charging location, then you're already using the cables/AC that came with your phone for your first dock. So after you buy this dock, you'll also need to buy either (a) a car charging kit or (b) a micro-USB cable and AC adapter to power this second dock.

Buy Palm Touchstone Charging Dock for Palm Pre Now

If you have the Verizon Pre Plus, ignore those saying this isn't "the kit" because you already have everything you need. The Verizon Pre comes with the Touchstone back plate, whereas the Sprint version doesn't.

I have the Verizon Pre Plus, which comes with the Touchstone compatible cover, but not the actual Touchstone. This works perfectly, right out of the box. It also works with the car adapter. It works great in the car because the bottom has a tacky surface like sticky notes, so it stays on my dashboard or shift console, making it easy to use and keeping it from sliding around and falling on the floor.

I was skeptical about whether this was worth having. Once I tried it, I am hooked. I wish it came with the phone, because it's definitely one of the best features of the Pre, by keeping it a truly wireless phone.

Well worth the Amazon price (cheaper than Verizon), and something every Verizon Pre owner should get. HIghly recommended!

Read Best Reviews of Palm Touchstone Charging Dock for Palm Pre Here

The Touchstone is everything I wanted it to do EXCEPT for one big problem --if I leave my Palm Pre phone on the Touchstone when the charge has completed, the phone keeps sounding "battery charging" constantly. I read about this problem from other reviewers and was crossing my fingers when I bought the product, hoping it will not happen to me. Unfortunately I have the same problem. I tried to adjust the phone position on the Touchstone, but nothing helped. If this is something a software upgrade can resolve, I hope Palm will release such a solution very quickly. This same problem does not occur if I charge the phone directly with the USB wire. Really annoying and with this problem, it is not worth to buy the Touchstone.

Jan 17, 2010. Finally I replaced the Touchstone and the backing plate for Pre. What a difference in performance! The Touchstone is charging properly as it should. No more annoying charging tone every 15 seconds. No more power drainage when I leave the phone on the Touchstone overnight. I am happy that Amazon did the replacement for me so quickly and without hazzles. Not sure what's wrong with the original Touchstone -whether the problem is with the Touchstone or with the backing plate or both. But I am rating the Touchstone a 5 now.

Want Palm Touchstone Charging Dock for Palm Pre Discount?

The touchstone is great, but as others have written, know that this one doesn't come with the magnetic Pre back cover (which is needed to charge the phone) or a charger or a charger cable. You need these separately, either taken from your primary setup or bought separately.

What hasn't been mentioned already is NOT EVERY USB charger will work with Touchstone. Only certain chargers provide enough "juice" and only certain cables actually fit the microUSB slot.

Check forums like PreCentral d o t net for a list of compatible adapters.

As a device, it's wonderful, just know what you're getting.

Save 80% Off

IMPORTANT: As other reviewers have stated, don't buy this Touchstone unless you already bought the Touchstone Kit!! You need the replacement back for your Pre to use this! *EditPalm Pre Plus and possibly others already include the touchstone back.

Good's:

Sticky Back: I originally stuck the touchstone on a wood dresser next to my bed, re-stuck it vertically on the side of my desk about 2 months ago, and so far it has not fallen. It feels secure, but I would be a little nervous if there wasn't 1/2" carpet on the floor.

Charge is fast. 2 hours gets it from dead to full.

Bad's:

Makes a very quiet buzz and I do not suggest having it near your head while you sleep!! When I first put the Touchstone near my bed I kept waking up at 1am wondering what was making that strange noise. If you have any ambient sound, or if your touchstone is more than ~5 feet away, you won't notice it. If not, expect an almost inaudible, but still terribly annoying, "mmzzzzpmf... mmzzzpmf" every 2 seconds.

Like the kit, no cord. What a pain!!

For vertical users (like me), it would be nice if the magnet was a bit stronger. I wish I could haphazardly slap the Pre on, but instead have to set it on and very slowly pull by hand away to make sure it is centered.

Targus PA820U Stowaway Portable Keyboard for HP Jornada

• No More Lost Ideas Now Do More Anytime, Anywhere with The Full Size Portable HP Jornada Keyboard
• Folds to Fit In Your Pocket or Purse
• Special Keys Link Directly to Jornada Calendar, Address Book, to Do List, and Memo Applications
• Short-Cut and Function Keys Allow Maximum Efficiency
• Built In Dock Eliminates Cables

I use this to take notes in class and it has worked very well. It is actually quieter than most notebook keyboards and more like a standard keyboard in the way it feels. You can make it almost completely silent if you place a magazine under it. The space bar is split into two keys, which took me a little while to get used to because my thumb is used to hitting the space bar right where the split is. Of course, the FN keys are also missing, but I haven't needed to use those for years anyways.

It folds and unfolds easily and quickly. Its very sturdily build and of high quality. The little wire and plastic flipout that props up the journada seems flimsy at first, but I've had no problem what so ever with it. One minor drawback is that you do need a flat surface to make it work. You can't use it on your lap. Other than that, this is just like using a full-sized keyboard except that you can fold it up and put it in your pocket!

Buy Targus PA820U Stowaway Portable Keyboard for HP Jornada Now

Great product. Very durable and works really well. Its about the same size as your Jornado (a little wider) and fits in your pocket easily. the main keyboard folds out quickly and the dock connector slides out and up to posistion the Jornado perfectly. Very James Bond. as for power consumption, I have not noticed any major drain. The Stowaway also comes with some additional features. Hotkeys that you can program to open 8 different functions. A windows style start key. A power plug in so you you can charge the jornado while typeing. All in all a very cool, very well thought out product. I recomend it highly.

Read Best Reviews of Targus PA820U Stowaway Portable Keyboard for HP Jornada Here

I have purchased my Targus Stowaway keyboard a couple of days ago off eBay, ...

I have been using it for about three days to chat, type in notes, and respond to e-mails. It has definitely turned my PDA into a notebook. You would be able to perform anything with your PDA and a keyboard, as your productivity will certainly increase. You will normally be able to input 10 to 20 words per minute using the built in character recognizer, however you might now be able to type in at least three to four times faster than that!!!

The keyboard when unfolded, resembles an IBM Thinkpad notebook keyboard: black keys with white characters. The cursor keys are located at the right side, and their layout is the same as that on regular keyboards. In order to Page Up, Down, Home and End, you must press the blue 'Fn' key located to the left of the spacebar.

Folding and unfolding the keyboard is just wonderful. Measuring 13.8" WIDE when fully deployed, it just folds back to a mere 6". Neatly packed, it would be roughly the same size as your PDA, but a little thicker.

The keyboard folds in a shape that resembles the letter "W". You pull away the two black and red handles to the edges of the keyboard's case, tuck in the middle so as to have it raised. Crunch the end locks and there you go. Your keyboard is now neatly packed.

In order to connect your PDA to it, the keyboard has got a built in docking port that tilts forwards and backwards, so that you can adjust it to have a nice viewing angle for you PDA while typing. Slide a metal and plastic retractable foot, as to have the back of your PDA rest there in a slanted position. This pedestal is made of metal, and it looks quite solid, with the exception of the plastic pedestal.

You also get four dedicated application access keys, from which you can launch Inbox, Contacts, Calendar and Tasks. Press 'Fn' plus these keys, and you will be able to access Notes, Pocket Word, Pocket Excel, and Microsoft Money. The functionality for these keys is hardcoded into the software driver, so you will not be able to change what applications they launch.

The keyboard keys are normal size, and the feel is a little mushy, characteristic of a laptop keyboard. Key travel is identical to that of a laptop keyboard. Touch typists (like me) would sometimes need to punch in the keys a little harder, I think it is just a matter of time.

The right side of the keyboard is somewhat cramped, it is easy at first to confuse the right shift for the right cursor keys, which lie next to each other.

Keyboard driver is very easy to use, and allows you to 'Hot Dock' and play with the keyboard as to just start typing. No need to turn off/turn on your unit to have the keyboard recognized.

The software driver also allows you to configure up to 10 different application/document launch shortcuts, by pressing the 'Fn' and a number (from 1 through 0).

Overall, I am very satisfied with how this keyboard has improved productivity for me, and I think this is still the best engineered PDA keyboard on the market, no wonder why they have won several design awards.

Want Targus PA820U Stowaway Portable Keyboard for HP Jornada Discount?

I must say, the Stowaway keyboard is an absolute dream. It folds into a size barely bigger than the Jornada itself, yet it features luxurious full size keys that will make any H/PC user green with envy. It includes a small passthrough port on the back to connect the Jornada's AC adaptor, as well. And since the compact flash slot isn't used or blocked by the keyboard, a modem can be used simultaneously for the ultimate portable internet experience. The only downfall of the keyboard is that it's difficult at best to use on an uneven surface, such as a lap. On a flat surface, it's as good as if not better than any laptop keyboard. In fact, I rarely carry my laptop with me now. And for those who are curious, yes the keyboard works very well in games that support low level key scan codes, including Doom, several NES emulators, and others.

Save 79% Off

I owned my Jornada 548 for about a month before I broke down and bought a keyboard. After laying out about $500 for the Jornada, another $100 for a peripheral seemed pretty steep ... until I started trying to use the handwriting tools (not bad if you have consistent handwriting habits) and the on-screen keyboard. Neither seemed to work really well for me, so I broke down and bought a Targus keyboard. It really has worked well for me, but it's not as good as it could be.

The concept is great the keyboard folds up to the size of the 548 when it's not in use, but unfolds to the size of a laptop keyboard when you're ready to use it. The keyboard has a connector that sits at about a 45-degree angle and plugs into the Jornada, plus a little metal bar and plastic piece that supports the Jornada when it's plugged in. There is also a place to plug in a power supply so that you can keep your Jornada plugged in, and two small wells in the corners of the keyboard to hold a stylus.

The keyboard itself works well, with function keys for some common commands across applications (OK, Esc, power off) and other keys that can be programmed to start up specific applications. In addition, certain characters like the forward and backward slashes (/ and \) cannot be written in the single-character recognizer because the stylus strokes are used for other purposes, so the keyboard helps take care of that. Because the keyboard is laid out like a laptop keyboard, you don't need to relearn most of your typing, as long as you remember that you can't use function keys like you do on your laptop.

One thing it won't do, however, is select menu items with shortcuts, as you can do in Windows proper, but this is a Windows CE issue, not a keyboard issue. Another slight drawback is that the Jornada interprets your use of the keyboard as using the on-screen keyboard, so it displays the on-screen keyboard for you, which then takes up the lower third of your screen.

I've also had a couple of issues with the keyboard one is that the support for the Jornada is not great, so you have to use two hands to turn it on with the power button, and the other is that the keyboard occasionally freezes up. I've been able to correct it either by activating the special keyboard application, disabling the keyboard, and re-enabling it, or by using the on-screen keyboard to type a letter. Neither is a real show-stopper, but they certainly are annoyances.

Overall, the keyboard is a great time-saver, and it will certainly draw attention, especially when you fold it up and store it. The size of the keyboard and PC combined may be a drawback for some, and the way in which it works could be a little better. I'd still recommend it if you intend to do a lot of typing on your Jornada.

Fujitsu ScanSnap S1100 CLR 600DPI USB Mobile Scanner (PA03610-B005)

• ScanSnap S1100 can scan thick postcards, greeting cards, and even plastic ID cards.
• ScanSnap S1100 can scan a letter size page in about 7.5 seconds
• The ScanSnap S1100 features automated image processing functions including Auto skew correction, Auto orientation, and Auto color detection.
• Scan your collection of business cards in CardMinder and it automatically extract the important information
• And export into your Outlook, Excel, Address Book (Mac)

I love the ScanSnap line and have had several models. I have adopted this product line at my workplace for personal scanners, and we have never had a failure. They're fast, reliable, durable and this model is no different. I've also owned the model slightly larger than this, the Fujitsu ScanSnap S1300 Instant PDF Sheet-Fed Mobile Scanner (PA03603-B005). I would definitely choose this model for the mobile traveling worker.

This is the first ultra mobile Scansnap, and I cannot convey how impressed I am with it! The device is literally about the size of two snickers bars put end to end. It's tiny, feels well constructed, and does not require external power. The software installation is quick is easy. It does not come with Adobe Acrobat Full version, like some of the older models used to include. It does not scan double sided as do many of the other Scansnap devices. If you've used a scansnap this one puts the brakes on and reverses you-the paper actually feeds in the front and out the back-Opposite of all Scansnaps. It works just fine once you realize what's going on there.

Those couple of drawbacks considered, if you are a mobile road warrior who needs to scan on the go, (signed paperwork, business cards, receipts, etc.) this is clearly my most preferred choice for a mobile scanner. The quality of scans is completely satisfactory, and honestly this little device does much better with tiny thin pieces of paper like receipts as compared to some of the larger models-that are designed for a whole stack of paper-and from time to time will skew a thin tiny receipt sideways and crinkle it up.

My thoughts on this model vs. the S1300: If you travel and set up at a hotel, temporary office or trade table type environment for a few days or all day, or need double sided scanning, the S1300 is a fine option. It's larger and takes more space if you're flying. If you travel or fly daily, or move from client to client during the day and want the smallest lightest option, this would be my recommended option. It would be perfect for sales forces, insurance company members, consultants, and others who go from place to place quickly, want minimal bulk, and the ability to scan a few documents quickly & easily. If you need to scan small stacks of paper, go with the S1300.

As I continue to have the scanner longer I will plan to update the review. But at this point, the install was easy, the scan quality is good and use is easy, and the device is unbelievably small yet feels "not flimsy" and I couldn't be any more pleased with it's functionality and portability. If you have any specific questions or would like a certain additional feature tested, please leave a comment below and I will answer you ASAP.

Update: I have added a photo of it in my hand for size comparison. It's unbelievably trim!

Update: I've completed my first business trip with 13 pages of various sized receipts, full page receipts, baggage fee wide receipts, etc. I was able to scan them all in about 2 minutes. As well, a couple features I didn't mention explicitly above: The scanner auto aligns the images-you don't have to worry about feeding them through exactly straight. Finally, the software "sits and waits" between receipts you feed through, until you click "finished". This is a FAR superior software feature to the larger S1300-because it takes a few moments to put down & pick up another receipt. The scanner sits patiently and waits for you to feed through as many receipts or pieces of paper as you want, with no urgency.

The scanning went perfectly and I'll post a few examples of the scans with no personal info on them as an example of scan quality. Since I've had the scanner I carry it with me in my backpack every day to & from work and everywhere I travel with my work backpack. Still going strong with no issues.

Update: I recently needed to scan some very plastic like paper and it didn't want to curl upwards to come out of the scanner. I then learned that the back "door" on the scanner can very easily be removed so the paper feeds straight through without bending it. Another question, and another problem solved easily.

Update: I discovered that the rear door can easily be removed so you can scan hard cards like plastic credit cards, membership cards, etc. right through the unit without bending them at all! Also great for older style hard photos as long as they're not too thick.

Buy Fujitsu ScanSnap S1100 CLR 600DPI USB Mobile Scanner (PA03610-B005) Now

At last, this road warrior's arsenal is finally complete. I've tried multiple portable scanners over the years -Antec, Neat, CardScan -but they were always either slow, producing poor quality scans (Antec, Neat) or they lacked flexibility for scanning a range of document sizes (CardScan).

In the meantime I'd become an enthusiastic fan of Fujitsu's ScanSnap line, owning two desktop models, one for home and one for work. They performed so well, in fact, that I inevitably postponed all business trip scanning until I got back to the office, but after being out of town for a few days a longer, it was still always a chore I dreaded coming home to.

So the day the S1100 went on sale, I snapped one up right away, reviews-unread, and fortunately my faith in Fujitsu proved to be well-founded. The latest member of the ScanSnap family delivers most of the punch of the desktop models, including quality, speed, smart design and brilliantly simple-to-use software. A couple of features had to be sacrificed to whittle the ScanSnap down to ultraportable size that scans and chargers over a single USB cable, but they make for a reasonable compromise: the S1100 doesn't perform two-sided scans, and there's no multi-page feed. For my line of work this means I'm still able to process about 80% of my scans while I'm on the road -usually at night, while chilling in front of the TV in my hotel room -which gives me a huge head start on client follow-up and expense report filing. Just like its desktop big brothers, the S1100 is a little paper-eating monster, and you can work your way through an unwieldy stack of paper in a surprisingly short amount of time. The included Evernote integration is just icing on the cake, making uploads, filing, organizing and accessing files over multiple computers/devices a breeze.

There are two shortcomings with the new ScanSnap that aren't exactly deal-breakers, but still worth mentioning, although I'm still comfortable rounding up my recommendation to a 5-star review. A travel case would be greatly appreciated, especially since the S1100 is by its nature bound to spend much of its existence getting tossed around in suitcases. Build quality seems adequate enough, but I'm still concerned. For now, I've managed to recycle the slip cover case that came with my Neat scanner (so I guess it wasn't a total waste of a hundred bucks), but I'm still looking for something a little more solid.

The other annoyance is the ridiculously embarrassing business card software that's bundled with the ScanSnap line. I'm comfortable enough writing code that I managed to slap together a script that imports a PDF scan of business cards into my CardScan software -which I never truly appreciated just how brilliant it was until I tried working with its horrendous, counter-intuitive competitors. Fujitsu really needs to track down a business card software that's worthy to be bundled in with the otherwise flawless ScanSnap line up, or they should just bury the option altogether, as fast as they can.

Read Best Reviews of Fujitsu ScanSnap S1100 CLR 600DPI USB Mobile Scanner (PA03610-B005) Here

I own a desktop S1500M model, my third ScanSnap (the others were the original ScanSnap, the professional fi-5200C), and I bought the S1100 for my wife, to upgrade her S1300M. It's a sidegrade or downgrade at best.

Pros: it is incredibly compact (a quarter the size of the S1300M), and you can scan right out of the optional case (highly recommended).The scanner itself feels faster than the S1300M, and the software bundle includes ABBYY FineReader OCR, which the original SW bundle with my wife's S1300M did not have (more recent versions may have added this). Unlike the S1300M, it works with a single USB port, so it is compatible with the MacBook Air (the S1300M requires 2 USB ports to be bus-powered, as it draws more than the 2.5 watts a single USB port can provide).

Cons: Unlike the S1300M, it does not scan duplex (you have to flip the sheet to scan both sides). It does not have a hopper like the S1300M's 10-sheet model and it does not have any provisions to load more than one sheet, so scanning multiple pages is a drag.

Life is about trade-offs the reduced bulk means you are more likely to have it with you, but this is a strictly one-sheet scanner, not really a document scanner unlike the more capable S1300M, or the full-featured S1500M which adds ultrasonic double-feed detection, something vital if you scan large volumes of documents.

Want Fujitsu ScanSnap S1100 CLR 600DPI USB Mobile Scanner (PA03610-B005) Discount?

Here is a review I did on the ScanSnap S1100! Hope this helps you guys if you think about buying this..!

Save 5% Off

I just received my S1100 yesterday and its AWESOME. (I am using a MacBook Pro) It is everything I have been looking for in a portable scanner. As a Realtor, I need to be connected anywhere I am, and this tool makes that possible. I can quickly scan contracts and have them in another agent's inbox before I leave the coffee shop!

I do wish it came with a case though. I will have to order one because I am worried it will be damaged in my crowded messenger bag.

I am in the process of digitizing all of my listing and sales contracts and this scanner has been surprisingly fast. In the office, I would be better suited with a larger model with an auto document feeder for long (20pg+) contracts, but this will work. Once I get everything digitized, adding new contracts will be a breeze.

One really cool thing is that the scanner has a feature that auto aligns the pages. Sometimes its kind of difficult to get the paper in exactly straight, but the scanner seems to straighten the paper as it feeds. I don't know how it does it, but it works well!

In closing, I whole-heartedly recommend this product for anyone looking for a portable scanner. The included software is great too. It doesn't include any junk, only the bare essentials.

By the way, I looked at some other models at my local computer store, and the Scansnap build quality far exceeds the competition.

Atari Retro (P10934U)

• Revive your memories with 7 original, authentic Atari 2600 masterpieces: Asteroids, Breakout, Centipede, Combat, Missile Command, Pong and Tempest.
• *Not compatible with Palm Zire 21 handhelds.

If you're 30+ years old, you may have fond memories of playing with the Atari 2600 -the home video game system that was popular long before Nintendo, Sega, or even Microsoft were household words. This card takes seven of the games from that old system and puts them...well...in the Palm of your hand. This card is also supposed to work with Pocket PC and certain cell phones, but I've only played it on a Palm Zire 71.

The most important thing to note is what games are included -the "Features" section of the listing on Amazon is incorrect. This card does have Asteroids, Breakout, Centipede, Missile Command, and Pong -but instead of Combat and Tempest you get Adventure and Yar's Revenge. The Editorial Review includes the correct combination of games.

So what are the games like? As nearly as I can tell, they're identical to the old console version. In Adventure (one of my old favorites, and the grandparent of games like Legend of Zelda), the screen flickers if you have too many objects on the screen at once, just like it did on our television set years ago. Pong is...well...Pong. The games look, feel, and sound exactly like they used to years ago -I'm not certain, but I suspect they're using the exact same code, running under an emulator.

It's important to note, however, that these are clones of the 2600 version of the games -not the arcade versions that were out at the same time. So Centipede is just a square block, not a little mushroom shooter. Missile Command has one missile silo, not three. But unlike in the arcade, in this version of Asteroids you can choose to play with your choice of special options -hypserspace, shields, flip, or nothing. If you're expecting clones of the arcade, you'll be disappointed -the 2600 had nowhere near the power of the arcade games of its day, and that's reflected in what you'll see here.

I do have a few complaints about this implementation. You can only adjust the volume level before you start a game -if you want to change it in the middle, you have to quit your game and start over. There is a pause option (as there was on the 2600 console), but if you end up back at the application launcher, you'll lose your place in whichever game you were playing. Two of the games included -Pong and Breakout -are almost impossible to play with a joystick (which is why the 2600 had paddle controllers for these games -too bad they couldn't have let you use the stylus to simulate the paddle).

Speaking of controllers, there is no configuration option available -your 5-way navigator is your joystick, but I've accidentally pressed it down when I didn't mean to, and fired at a bad time. Your four application buttons are also fire buttons, though they all do the same thing (the 2600 controller was a single joystick with a single button, so this is just fine). Still, I'd love the freedom to remap buttons if I want, if only to prevent a press on the 5-way navigator from firing unexpectedly.

CONCLUSION

If you grew up playing the Atari 2600, then this will be a trip down memory lane. I spent an hour playing Adventure -I just couldn't put it down, despite pitiful graphics and simplistic gameplay. Nostalgia buffs will love this!

But if you're part of the Nintendo generation, or the old 2600 games hold no special memories for you, then you'll probably be disappointed in this release. Look for modern versions of some of these games from iambic and astraware to really take advantage of the horsepower of your modern platform.

Save 33% Off

Samsung GALAXY Tab 10.1 || BLACK PEARL || Slim Carrying Case & Cover | Infinite Viewing Angles + Bon

• PERFECT FIT: Custom Designed for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 (US Version). Gives You Easy Access to All Controls, Ports & Camera
• STAND & DOCK: Transforms Into A Stand With and Infinite Amount of Viewing Angles
• PROTECTION: Soft Non-Slip Bonded Leather Protects Your Tab Against Damage From Falls & Scratches Outside & The Microfiber Interior Protects Inside
• CARRYING CASE: Light-Weight & Thin the Case Stays Closed With Magnets on the Inside Flap
• STYLE: Unique Carbon Fiber Design, Stand Out From the Crowd.

...the camera hole doesn't line up.

But let's start with the positives. It fits very well overall. It has a soft material to prevent scratching the tablet. All the ports and buttons are accessible. The stand is designed so that the surface in contact with the screen when it's closed is NOT in contact with the table when it's open (even Apple hasn't thought of that with their iPad case, last time I saw one). It comes with a stylus to reduce finger-smudging the screen.

The one downer is that there is a single opening that doesn't line up properly. The front camera hole. It's a few millimeters off, but that enough to make the front camera useless. I contacted the seller, and the advice they gave me did not work. This makes video calling (Skype, Google +, etc) a non-starter. You have to remove the tablet from the case. If you don't use Skype (or a similar service) you won't care. If you do, it's a pain.

Buy Samsung GALAXY Tab 10.1 || BLACK PEARL || Slim Carrying Case & Cover | Infinite Viewing Angles + Bon Now

The carrying case is perfect! I love it and it's great already! Holds my tablet snug and it came with this handy dandy stylus too! I really love the color of it, one of the main reasons i bought it. It's protective of my screen. what more and i ask for?! Also it's magnetic too so it'll clip when you close the entire thing

Read Best Reviews of Samsung GALAXY Tab 10.1 || BLACK PEARL || Slim Carrying Case & Cover | Infinite Viewing Angles + Bon Here

I was looking for awhile for a case for my Galaxy Tab 10.1. It was well worth the purchase price and I like the way you can set the tablet up for different angles or lay it flat. I wish it had a place to hold the pointer it came with but overall I am very pleased with the product.

Want Samsung GALAXY Tab 10.1 || BLACK PEARL || Slim Carrying Case & Cover | Infinite Viewing Angles + Bon Discount?

Great case and great price. Do wish it had a hole for the charging cable then it would have it all.

Save 67% Off

This cover for my new Samsung tablet which I purchased from Amazon is perfect in every way. It is durable and protects my product while in use and in travel. It can be in a stand-alone upright position for easy viewing. The bonus was the stylus pen which I thought I wouldn't really use but it has become a huge factor in my use of the tablet.

VG Neoprene Laptop Sleeve for HP ProBook 17.3 inch Notebook Model 4730s

Was expecting an outside pouch with a loose fitting flap, but instead I got a very nice neoprene sleeve with fully zippered features including the pouch.

Motorola Fast Rate USB Charger

These chargers are the fastest/cheapest USB chargers that I've ever purchased (bought several when they were on sale) and are sometimes faster than the chargers that come bundled with my devices. They work great with charging any of my USB-rechargeable devices (Kindle, Android phones, Garmin GPS unit, etc.) and I own several between work, home, and even carry one or two in my backpack when traveling. The fine-print on them lists the power output at 5.1V 850mA.

Save 30% Off