- Bluetooth Headset Case Malcom Distributors MD-BLT-04 Prevents damage to your headset from objects in your pockets or purse.
- MD-BLT-04 has a small strap with snap-on attachment that provides added security.
- Prevents your Bluetooth Headset from scratches.
- Bluetooth headset cannot be used or charged while inside this case
- This case is compatible with the following Motorola Bluetooth Headsets: H500, H700, H710, H715, H721, HS850, HS810, H350, H300, H350, H3, HS820, HS810
Saturday, September 27, 2014
Malcom Distributors Headset EVA Carrying Pouch Case MD BLT-04 compatible with Motorola H500 H550 H67
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Palm 3169WW Universal Wireless Keyboard
- Wireless keyboard compatible with Palm OS, Windows Mobile OS, Pocket PC, and Symbian devices
- Operates through infrared sensor for reliable wireless connectivity
- Full QWERTY keyboard with five rows of full-size keys
- Comes with Windows setup software
- See product description for list of compatible Palm products
Installation: Put the disc in, follow instruction, perform hot sync, and wala! I'm done in 3 minutes. I don't know why others have problem with this.
How to use the keyboard: You have to turn the keyboard on FROM the PDA. On my Palm T|X, I go to the keyboard shortcut and turn it on. Maybe that's why others are having problem. It is not a plug and play type keyboard. You have to turn it ON from the PDA before you can use it. And by the way, your PDA has to be in place and align with the keyboard's IR to turn it on.
Design: C'mon, it's a black keyboard. How different is that from the other keyboards? You're supposed to use this keyboard to make life easier, not to compete in a "who has the prettiest keyboard" competition. The design is no different from a laptop keyboard. I can agree with others that this is not an easy keyboard to use if you are on a meeting trying to type everything. I can type 60+ words per minute on a regular keyboard but maybe 30+ on this keyboard only because I'm not used to it. But if I'm on my own pace I don't even notice.
Stability: I don't have any stability issues with this keyboard. I used this bad boy on the plane, train, school, ship, bus and at home and I never had any stability issues. Unless you are running or experiencing an earthquake, then yeah, stability would be an issue. And remember, this is a PORTABLE KEYBOARD; it folds so you can carry it with you.
Battery: two AAA batteries lasted me 3 months. Not bad at all. No complaints there. And yes, I use this keyboard at least 5 hours a week when I'm in the US and about 7 hours if I'm overseas.
Overall: It gets the job done for me. I can do my assignments, chat with my daughter, surf the web, check and send emails, calculate numbers and use PowerPoint with it. Don't be intimidated by other reviews. Find out for yourself. I'm glad I did and life just got a lot easier when using my T|X. I hope my experience can help you with your decision. Trust me, you won't regret buying this keyboard.
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Compact & Easy to Use
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The keyboard is great, stores easily and great for the classroom or to create a portable mini office. First thing: DO NOT USE THE DISK!!! Download your drivers from the Palm website. You will need the driver that is meant for your model. I have the Palm TX.Second is that you need to play around with the commands on the keyboard to get it to work. The infrared eye is on the arm. If you flip it up, you can use Your Palm in portrate mode. If you flip it down, you can use the Palm in the right-handed landscape mode. They don't explain this anywhere in the directions.
If you have large hands, this is not a keyboard you would like. It's not quite a full-sized keyboard.
If I didn't have to spend so much time trying to figure it out, I would have given this keyboard a 5. With Documents to Go, you need to add in a command key so you can go straight to that program without using the stylus pen.
Thank you to everyone else that added your comments. I learned more from all of you than the so called directions. The only reason why the direction book is so large is because it's written in several languages.
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A very good keyboard that doesn't take very much space when folded, but unfolds to an almost full-sized keyboard. The interface with my device (Palm TX) works very well. I had some small problems in the past using the previous wireless keyboard from Palm with my Tungsten T3, but this works as a dream. Some improvements from the old model:-A fourth row for numerics
-The IR-arm swings from the right and if you have a PDA that supports landscape viewing and has the IR on top, then you don't even have to release it
-The keyboard now locks open so it doesn't fold on uneven surfaces (still, you won't use this in your lap unless you have something solid underneath it)
-To save on keyboard batteries you can now switch the keyboard off even when it is open, just slide the PDA-cradle to the left along the keyboard (may sound strange to anyone who hasn't seen the unfolding solution). When slid into OFF the folding lock also releases, which I like since the unlock button isn't very handy.After trying a few keyboards with my Tungsten E, I found this one to be user friendly ... at least for adults. It allows you to access the number keys & special character keys just like a regular keyboard (no need for function keys in awkward places). It also has blue icons above the numbers to automatically access Palm home, contacts, calendar, memos.... when you simultaneously press the function key. There's a programmable command key which when pressed with a number will open whatever application you wish. You can orient your Palm vertically or horizontally. So what's so adult-friendly & not so kid-friendly (I'm using these with 3rd graders)? Opening it. Rather than pull it open, you slide it open. To close it, you need to push a little release button. For me, I love it.
Saturday, September 20, 2014
eForCity Compatible with Magnetic Apple® iPad® 1 Leather Case Cover w/stand Black
- Stop worrying about scratching your Apple® iPad® by getting this excellent carrying accessory today
- Leather case features smooth synthetic leather and heavy duty stitching to ensure the long life of your Apple® iPad®
- Unbuckle to use as a kickstand for easy screen display
- Material: Synthetic Leather with Suede Interior. Color: Black. Size: perfect fit. Accessory ONLY, iPad® not included
- Compatible With Apple®: iPad® 16GB / 32GB / 64GB
Overall, I like the case, and would buy it again. But they could air the bad boys out a while before they bag'em up, and I wish the bezel cover stayed a little tighter in place
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The iPad cover is very functional. I stays together well and is very easy to use. I like to watch tv on my iPad in bed, and the stand works well for that. I am worried about the longevity of the magnet and the leather, however for now it is great.I mainly got this for my 4 year old son so he can watch movies on his iPad. The kickstand is made out of cardboard and bends really quick very poorly made would not recommend this case if your looking to use the kick stand.Want eForCity Compatible with Magnetic Apple® iPad® 1 Leather Case Cover w/stand Black Discount?
Protects your iPad, but it's not very functional. When you want to use it on a table, it only reclines at a certain angle. It almost sits at a 90 degree angle.The quality is better than expected. Only negative is the flap magnet seems a little weak, we'll see how it hold upMonday, September 1, 2014
PDair P01 Black Leather Case for Dell Venue Pro
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rooCASE ASUS Eee PC Seashell 1001P-PU17-BK 10.1-Inch Black Netbook Carrying Bag (Classic Series - Da
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Thursday, June 19, 2014
Slim-Fit Dual Layer Pink Leather Case with Smart Cover Function Stylus Holder for iPad 2, iPad 3, an
- The New iPad Full Body Cover protects the interior and exterior of your iPad from dust, scratches, drop and bumps.
- Comes with innovative Cover that automatically puts your iPad in "Sleep" mode when covered and then into "Wake Up" mode when uncovered.
- Cover can be folded providing a firm horizontal and typing position.
- The exterior is made from an Eco-Friendly synthetic Leather and the interior is lined with a suede material. Design with Pen/stylus holder.
- Combo include one case, screen guard(1 piece) and capacitive stylus pen(1 piece); iPad not included. Case ONLY Compatible with Apple iPad 2, iPad 3, and iPad 4 (w/ retina display).
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
Protective Vinyl Skin Decal Cover for Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Tablet 10" sticker skins Crimson Trip
- Add style to your Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Skin
- Bonus! Free matching wallpaper
- Quick and easy to apply
- Protect your Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 skins from dings and scratches
Thursday, April 24, 2014
BoxWave Canon PowerShot SD1100 IS ClearTouch Anti-Glare Screen Protector (Single Pack)
- Award Winning Anti-Glare Canon PowerShot SD1100 IS Screen Protector
- Dust Repelling
- Bubble-free Application
- Fingerprint Free
- Sized to specifically fit the Canon PowerShot SD1100 IS
Saturday, April 12, 2014
Sony PEGA-SP60 CLIE Screen Protector
- Protect your LCD screen from scratches
- Long lasting, reusable, and ultra thin screen protector
- Easy to apply and remove
- Part of a complete line of SonyStyle CLIĆ accessories
- Compatible with CLIĆ T, SJ, and SL series
OK, I finally had the thing on. But the protector already had my fingerprints and they were visible. So I decided to remove them. But removing it was no easy task. It stuck to the screen and I had to pry it off from the corner. I was afraid of scratching my screen so I spent a lot of time to slowly lifted one corner. Finally I got it off.
I think screen protector in general is more problem and it's not worth having. I'll use my Clie without protector from now on.
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I never used a screen protector on my Clie SJ20. When it burned out after less than a year, I got a SJ22 and bought a screen protector.My SJ20 never had a mark on the screen. The screen protector on my SJ22, after one month, has so many marks from my stylus that it's hard to read in bright light. If you used thumbtacks instead of a stylus, maybe the screen protector would be helpful. Or if they sold for $.25 apiece and you replaced them weekly ... ?
I'll stick with using the stylus and throwing away the screen protector.
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It protetcs the screen and hardly affect its visibility. For me, it was a bit difficult to put it properly, I'm not skilled with this kind of stuff though.It worth, I'm even going to buy another for me.
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
Samsung Galaxy Tab P5 8.9" Pouch
- High quality leather pouch provides protection for the Tab
- Protective interior lining of the pouch provides protection from scratches to the display
- Stylish design
rooCASE Slim-Fit (Black) Folio Case Cover with Hand Strap for Amazon Kindle Fire 7-Inch Android Tabl
- Slim Fit Low Profile Case Cover for Amazon Kindle Fire 7-Inch Android Tablet (Tablet NOT Inluded)
- PU Exterior and Injection Molded Interior for Rigid Support and Protection.
- 3 Adjustable Angles for Viewing Typing, Viewing or Displaying. Smooth Microfiber Interior to Protects from Scratching. 6 Reinforced Grip Corners to Hold Tablet with Maxium Protection
- Elastic Strap for Front Cover. Interior Hand Strap to Safely Hold Your Kindle Fire. Access to all Controls and Ports.
- A MUST Have for all Amazon Kindle Fire Tablet Owners!! Available in Black, Green, Purple, Magenta and Red. Search: rooCAE Amazon Kindle Fire Slim-Fit
Have you ever looked at a $65 iPhone case and thought, "WTF?! That couldn't have cost more than a few cents to make!"? Somebody at rooCASE got the message and decided to sell a great case without screwing the consumer.
PROS:
It's easy to get the Kindle in the case.
Two different angles of tilt for easy viewing.
Good protection.
Light.
Good lookin'.
Cheap as all get-out.
CONS:
You don't have one!
What are you waiting for?This case does a good job protecting my Kindle, and at the price is a good buy. I'd like it better if there was a way to clip a stylus to it.It is really neat and I can carry it well. It is much better than I thought it would be, even for the price. It is NiceThis is a great hard case. I can not wait for find one just like it for the Kindle HD 7"
Friday, March 7, 2014
Full Diamond Hot Pink Hawaii Case for the HTC EVO 4G
Thursday, February 20, 2014
Cisco ASA5505-BUN-K9 ASA 5505 10 User Security Appliance
- SSL and IPsec VPN Services
- 8 port 10/100 switch with 2 Power over Ethernet (PoE) ports
- Memory: 512 MB; Maximum Firewall throughput (Mbps): 150 Mbps
- Packets Per Second (64 byte): 85,000
- Maximum 3DES/AES VPN Throughput: 100 Mbps
- SSL VPN User Sessions: 2 Bundled/25 Max
- Content Security (Anti-virus, Anti-Spyware, File Blocking): Not available
* Very stable. Many home and even business grade Firewalls will occasionally start acting up and have to be rebooted, but the ASA is completely solid.
* 8 port switch w/ 2 PoE ports is great for things like IP Phones and Wireless Access Points.
* AnyConnect SSL VPN with 2 client licenses included is a great value. This lets me access my home network from work, despite them requiring a proxy server.
* Supports Spanning Tree and Rapid Spanning Tree, allowing you to build redundant uplinks to STP compatible switches.
* 256 MB RAM and 128 MB of flash is plenty of Memory for future software.
* Tons of VPN options Straight IPSec, DMVPN, L2TP, SSL, AnyConnect, etc. The IPSec VPN is support on the iPhone, so it's pretty cool to be able to access my home network from my phone.
Cons:
* High learning curve, especially if you don't have previous experience with Cisco PIX or routers. Even using the Java-based ASDM, it can take a few hours of training to find your way. Also, ASDM is not compatible with the latest version of Java (you'll get an 'unconnected sockets' message).
* Only supports 1 internal VLAN with default license. This is fine for most setups, but disappointing since the Cisco routers will do at least 2 VLANs. It prevents, for example, having separate VLANs for voice and wireless, or creating a DMZ.
* No built-in Wireless option. Check out the 870 or 1800 routers if this is important. Adding a Wireless AP is easy though, especially with the PoE ports.
* No support for DHCP reservations. I like to configure Servers and Printers this way, and can't find any good reason Cisco wouldn't support it like they do on their routers and Layer 3 switches.
Summary A great value as a SOHO Firewall and VPN Appliance. The ASA 5505 is priced the same as the PIX 501 was, but adds 2 PoE ports and SSL VPN Capabilities. The biggest drawbacks I can see are the high learning curve, no built-in Wireless, and lack of DHCP reservations. Before purchasing, you'll probably want to take a look at the 870 series routers since they may be a better choice depending on your requirements.
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I'm using this device in my home network, replacing a Linksys WRT54G. It's great, and packs the functionality of 3 expensive pieces of gear into one box (fully-functional switch, low-end router and VPN concentrator/firewall.) The best next-level comparison would be something like the Cisco 891 integrated services router, which is about triple the cost. I thought I'd write this to balance out some of the very negative reviews and clear up some confusion.PROS:
Single-box solution that's a big step up from the Linksys devices
8 10/100 switchports, 2 with PoE in case you happen to have IP phones or switches that support that standard
Supports a subset of routing features that other IOS-based Cisco routers use
Tons of VPN options, allowing you to set up site-to-site or client-based connections to the network
Basic config out of the box is extremely simple, and the unit ships with a sinple NAT-and-DHCP style setup tailored for use with broadband providers
If you don't like the command line, Cisco ships a reasonably good Java-based GUI that also lets you pull statistics from the device
Excellent throughput, solid performance so far. New models ship with 512 MB of flash to accomodate the new firmware and GUI packages.
CONS:
Unless you purchase or have access to a maintenance contract (SMARTnet) from Cisco, you're not entitled to software upgrades or warranty support. Once you buy this from a reseller, you'll get access to the Cisco support site to get what you need. Same goes for hardware -90-day warranty without a contract, so make sure you unbox it and burn it in right away to sniff out DOA devices!
Lacks a 1000BaseT port for the uplink the Cisco 891 is the next step up that has this if you're lucky enough to have Metro Ethernet-level connectivity
This Is Not A Linksys SOHO Router! Unless you're familiar with Cisco gear, the IOS command line and the way you configure a Cisco device, it can be a challenge to set anything up beyond the basics. The GUI is OK, and the CLI is not very hard to learn once you read the manual and get used to the way Cisco thinks w.r.t IOS configuation statements. Just don't expect plug-and-play the same way you would for a device you purchase from Best Buy, and spend a little time getting used to it.
Many features are locked out via a software license. Cisco is very smart and sells the base device at a low price point. If you want full DMZ support (>2 fully connected VLANs) and VLAN trunking, you need to upgrade to the Security Plus license, which costs as much as the initial hardware investment. :-) The same applies if you want to increase the number of VPN users, the type of VPN clients supported, and other advanced features. Just keep this in mind if you want to have a DMZ accessible from both the inside and outside interfaces or have to funnel more than one VLAN over a single WAN link (think data/IP phones.)
TIP: For those who aren't familiar with the Cisco IOS or want a really quick-start configuration, I found a great guide that will (a) get you going, (b) illustrate the multi-layer configuration process for those unfamiliar with IOS, and (c) give you an idea of what the ASA's capabilities are: http://atc.go0se.com/?p=747
Overall, I would highly recommend this to anyone who wants a more capable firewall and router for home, doesn't mind the lack of gigabit Ethernet, and is willing to invest the time needed to get it working properly.
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I've used everything from ipchains on a bsd server, to sonicwall, to netscreen, to the ASA. The ASA is very powerful, and features a friendly intuitive interface for new users (ASDM).The integrated switch and power-over-ethernet ports are a great bonus.
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I'm adding this review because I was very nervous about buying this product because somebody had previously commented that they received absolutely no customer service from Cisco. I bought the product, and like other people, I couldn't figure it out. It was just over my head. You really do need to be a network engineer or very network savvy to configure this firewall. However, I called up Cisco Customer Service and they were incredible! Seriously, I had to configure the firewall for a PBX server. I gave the Cisco customer service guy all of the requirements that the PBX company required, in terms of all of the port forwarding and configuration etc., and the Cisco engineer literally logged into the firewall and configure the entire thing for me! I was blown away. I thought I was going to have to hire somebody to do it, and he just did it for me. I'm totally happy. Everything is working perfectly now. Pretty amazing in my opinion. I just called the regular tech support phone number on their website. If you need this powerful of a firewall and don't know what you're doing, in my experience, Cisco will take care of you.This is a very good product. An enterprise class firewall. But beware, some Cisco IOS or Cisco ASDM is required. I work with Cisco products in a daily basis and I bought one of this from Amazon and now my Internet speed is as advertise by my ISP (10Mbps). The two POE ports are very handy. SSL VPN is very stable also. Only drawback is that does not have DDNS.Wednesday, February 19, 2014
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Monday, February 17, 2014
Unlocked Huawei E586 3G HSPA+ 21.6Mbps GSM Mobile Broadband Router Hot Spot WiFi
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I was unable to get this device to work on either ATT or T-Mobile. In a careful check of the devices specifications and frequencies, I found that it doesn't cover the frequencies used by either T-Mobile or ATT.I was able to connect at 2G speeds with T-Mobile, but the T-Mobile system sees the device as a phone, not a mobile hotspot. Thus it is not possible to buy a Data only plan. The T-Mobile forces this device to a Voice and Data Plan, which is expensive and I didn't need.
Perhaps others have had success, but not me.
Monday, February 10, 2014
2 4-in-1 Black Stylus Ballpoint Pen Laser Pointer LED Light for Capacitive Touch Screens iPad iPhone
- Length: approx 4.75 in.
- Soft rubber stylus tip.
- Clip design, can be clipped onto your pocket, book, diary, etc.
- Build-in Laser Pointer and LED Light (please remove battery blocker before use).
- Compatible with capacitive touch screen devices such as Apple iPads, iPhones, iPods. Quantity: 2
First you have the pen. To use the pen you remove the stylus top, but there's nowhere to put the stylus top. It would've been nice, if they would have made the other end so that you can place the top on the other end.
Second the stylus. It worked for both my Samsung Galaxy S3 & my iPod Touch w/no problems. The problem came when by the third day, I went to use one of the pens and notice the rubber part was missing. It had fallen off.
Third one of the pens came apart were you screw it together. Mind you at that point, I hadn't unscrewed it yet. Not even to remove the paper they use to save the battery till you get it.The cap does won't stay on. Otherwise, seems to working well.
I even gave one to a friend. Thank you.
Sunday, January 19, 2014
Toshiba Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard Optimized for Toshiba Thrive and Other Android 3.0+ Honeycomb Ta
- Keyboard/Keypad-Keyboard/Keypad Connectivity Technology-Wireless : Keyboard/Keypad-Keyboard/Keypad Wireless Technology-Bluetooth : Keyboard/Keypad-Keyboard/Keypad Cable Length-Not Applicable :
I am not sure what kind of problem the earlier reviewer was having getting the BT to pair. It took me less time to pair the devices than it took me to peel the protective plastic cellophane off the front of the keyboard. (In case you need a more detailed description of the cellophane experience, I grabbed the plastic tab and pulled. 'Nuff said.) It was quick and painless.
The keyboard is NOT full sized (nor does the manufacturer make such a claim), but it is worth mentioning.
I strongly recommend this keyboard for Thrive owners, and will also mention that I have successfully paired and used this keyboard with my iPhone 4S. It's a versatile little bugger. ;-)Pros: Small, sturdy, simple to pair with tablet, computer or phone. Charges with ubiquitous micro-usb. Good key feel.
Cons: First one died. Second won't hold a charge after three months. Repeats letters at random. No case for it, so difficult to travel with.
I really wanted to like this keyboard. It's slick looking. It's slightly smaller than the Thrive, so it packs into the same space. Unfortunately, "packs in" is about it ... there's no place on any Toshiba or aftermarket case to put it, and it comes with no cover, nor any way to attach it to a cover if you wanted to. So you're stuck just tossing it in a computer bag or tucking it inside the tablet cover and then trying not to drop it. My wife's iPad case with built-in keyboard has little magnets to hold it in, so it's just "there" when you need it and out of the way and safe when you don't. No such luck with this one. While having a keyboard is a useful addition, not having an easy way to keep it with the tablet means most of the time it doesn't get used.
Like other reviewers, my keyboard occasionally repppppppeats letters at random. UUUUUUUUUsusally it's the beginning of a word, but it's inconsistent and very aaaaaaaaaaaannoying. I have had two now, and both do the same thing. It's not quite a deal killer, but you have to keep a constant eye on what you are typing. Seems to happen more often after a short idle period, but not every time.
The deal killer for me is the batteries. Bought one in Nov '11, and used it lightly for about six months (lightly, because of the no-case issue). Suddenly it would not turn on ... the LED wouldn't light when charging, either. Left it charging all night on a known-good phone charger, and it was just ... dead. Tech support was pretty good and got me a replacement within a week or so. Second keyboard has been very (very) lightly used since June '12. It's September, just three months later, and the new one won't hold a charge. Plug it in, leave it an hour or two (long after the LED stops blinking), then turn it on and start typing. Within literally seconds the low-battery light is blinking again, and it runs for less than an hour before giving up completely. Since the battery is not replaceable (unlike the Thrive itself, *ahem* ) the only thing to do is call tech support yet again.
UPDATE 10/24/2012:
Have third keyboard. Same behavior. Charge it for a few hours, take it off the charger, and by the next day (even though it was off) it won't type. Just red light from the battery indicator. Didn't work right from day one, and now it's so bad it won't even connect and type right after unplugging it; it just turns on the red "low battery" light and that's it. Totally useless. I'd give it zero stars if it was possible.
Noticed with both this one and the second one that if I plug it in, I can type ... with the switch turned OFF. Yes, the on/off switch on the bottom is turned to OFF yet it is connected via Bluetooth to the tablet ... which is fine if you're charging with a USB cable connected to the tablet, but not so helpful if it's across the room plugged in to a computer port. I bought a *wireless* keyboard here, not one I have to plug in. *sigh* Have to turn off Bluetooth on the tablet so I can use Swype.
I guess will wait and spend some of the "ship it back to Toshiba again" money on the new Logitech Bluetooth keyboard coming around. I have a backlit, full size K800 that I use all day every day (which I am using to update this review), and it goes weeks without recharging. I never turn it off, and it's backlit while typing, and still goes weeks.
UPDATE 10/31/2012: Happened to ask my wife about her Kensington keyboard/iPad cover combo. She's had it since April. Get this she's never charged it since the initial overnight charge. Not once. In six months!
UPDATE 11/17/2012: Updating this review with a Kensington cover/keyboard combo. Keeps the keyboard together with the tablet, so it's always handy. Doesn't repeat keys ever. Have been typing on it quite a bit (since it's "always there") and so far haven't charged it in almost two weeks. Don't like the keys as well as the Toshiba, but the fact I can actually _use_ the keys is a definite plus :-)From the description this was exactly the keyboard I was seeking, so I took a gamble that it would work with my Acer Iconia Tab A500. I am pleased to inform all that it paired immediately and works like a champ with my Acer. All that was needed was charging the unit, enabling Bluetooth on the tablet, powering on the keyboard and selecting search for devices then pressing the connect button on the back of the keyboard and following the on screen prompts on the tablet. So far I couldn't be more pleased.... time will tell how long I stay that way.Nice design and very small. I really want to like it, but it doesn't work with the tablet it was built for! Only half the keys work. I reboot and plug in and then different keys keys work... But I can't get it to work all the keys at once! Very upsetting as I wanted to be able to use my tablet to travel and not take my computer... I personally think there is a driver or update that is creating the problem, but I can't find any info online or find a person to talk about it... So, 1 star.. sorry...Works great. Setup was easy. Design was just as described. I would recommend the purchase. In fact, we ordered one for each of our Toshiba Thrives. Would purchase again.
Friday, January 17, 2014
MAXELL CR2032 - Handheld PC Battery
- This battery is good for the following models - Psion, Sharp Wizard, & the Compaq C120
Take a trip to your next hardware store, major drug-store, or such.
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When I saw the $6.29 for shipping, I thought that was per shipment. So buying 24 of these would make it worth while. But when I got to the checkout, the s&h was over $30!Read Best Reviews of MAXELL CR2032 - Handheld PC Battery Here
When I got to checkout, I realized they were charging over SEVEN DOLLARS shipping & handling for this 50-cent battery. What a rip-off!$9 shipping for a $0.52 battery. Crazy. It's for my boss & it's his money, but if it were me paying I would've gone to the hardware store.I purchased this item because it was supposed to be a "Maxell" battery. When I received it, it was not Maxell. It's a brand I have never seen or heard of.Saturday, December 28, 2013
Garmin Suction Cup Mount including speaker w/12V cable (iQue 3600 not included)
- Use with Ique 3600
- Attached to the window
- Includes 12V Cable
- Swivels and Tilts
- Charges while operating
The iQue 3600 clips into the cradle and is held very securely (it won't release until you press the release button on the side of the cradle.) Look at the back of your iQue and you'll see two small rectangular holes--the cradle has tabs that fit into these holes which securely lock the PDA into place. Simply place the PDA onto the cradle and rotate backwards until you feel it "click" into place. I've never had my iQue fall out.
Power is supplied to the iQue via integrated power connector on the base of the cradle (the power and speaker connect automatically when you place the PDA into the cradle.) The cradle is connected to the vehicle's power via a cigarette lighter plug. This plug, in addition to power, utilizes an integrated speaker (with volume control) which routes all sounds (and voice prompts) through it. This is very nice, although the external speaker sounds just as "tinny" as the PDA's built-in speaker.
The suction cup mount works very well. Others here have complained that their suction cup won't stick to the windshield, or that it falls off easily. I too had the same problem until I moistened the surface of the cup with a wet finger. Once moistened, the suction cup stays put! Actually, now I have a difficult time getting the suction cup to release from the windshield!
I only have two complaints about this mount:
1. It seems a bit flimsy. It's made entirely out of plastic and I can see the plastic tab for the suction cup breaking if not used carefully.
2. If you're using an external antenna, it must be connected manually to the top of the PDA. Garmin should have included some type of integrated antenna connector in the base of the PDA (and mount) so that an external antenna would connect automatically by placing the unit in the cradle.
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I've traveled frequently and carry my iQue 3600. I have gone through two of these units. I replaced the first one when the plastic portion of the tip of the power port connector broke off. It looked like a case of material fatigue. However I recommend caution on inserting/removing the connector in your vehicle's power port to ensure it doesn't break its tip. Easy does it with inserting/removing the power connection. On the second unit, the cam lock (on the lever that tightens the cup up on the windshield) has worn out through use and now won't tighten up enough to create sufficient suction to hold the mount against the windshield. I tried to find a way to adjust it using a shim but have not found a good solution. An adjustment capability to compensate for normal wear on the cam would help a lot. An alternate design which uses a screw mechanism to tighten the cup up against the windshield would be a big plus because cam wear wouldn't be a factor. Other observations are that on rental cars they often swipe the inside of the windshield with a cleaner that leaves a soap film residue which prevents a good suction cup seal. I usually have to wipe a spot clear to create a place where it will stick. Also in high summer heat if you've gotten the mount to stick to the windshield by moistening the inside of the cup (not much wetness is required) the heat may cause the moisture to evaporate out which then causes the mount to fall off the windshield. Finally, some windshields, for example, on the Chevy Trailblazer SUV, have a very slight curve to them that can be hard to see. So on those vehicles it can be hard to find a place to the left of the driver's vision where the mount will stick. In conclusion, I have used this windshield mount frequently and in general have had good experiences with it. It holds the iQue 3600 very securely in the holder itself. That is not an issue. However it could be improved if there was some way to get user feedback to Garmin.I've used this mount for over a year now, and once I figured it out, I haven't a problem getting it to stick to my windshield. (Often it sticks too well.) When attaching the suction cup to the windshield, position the locking lever so that it is perpendicular to the windshield. Place the suction cup against the windshield, apply pressure with the lever still perpendicular, and while applying pressure, lock the lever. (It helps to make sure the windshield and suction cup are clean.) Using this method to apply the mount, I've have it stay on for weeks at a time and not come off until I needed to remove it. Once in a while the mount will come off in the heat, but cleaning both surfaces fixes that.Also worth noting is the intermittent interference from my cell phone (I keep it about a foot away from the speaker and blame the cell phone for that). Otherwise this mount has worked perfectly and has been worth every penny.
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I use this for my iQue 3600. Space in my vehicle is at a premium because it is a sporty model and this fits into a small space and locks securly with its suction cup locking feature. Great little item well worth the price.I bought the iQue and this suction mount for my husband's birthday. I had a hard time deciding between the suction mount or the friction mount and am so happy I made the right choice.I was a little concerned that the suction mount might obstruct the view out the front window but that has not been a problem at all. The mount has several joints and is very adjustable for any angle of windshield and can be placed in any position on the windshield.
I also never really trust suction cups to remain attatched and yet this one remains securely attatched on any window we have tried, including both of our own cars and in a rental. The suction cup is not just a straight lick it and smack on the window type. It has a lever thing that you fold down after pressing the suction cup to the window. The lever pulls the suction cup forming a tight seal.
The speaker is attached to jack part of charger that you plug into your cigarette lighter/outlet. Since ours is right above one of our cupholders, this slightly obscures the cup holder making it a little akward to use. It does fold some but not enough to completely clear the cupholder. Still this is a very small price to pay.
The speaker works great. It is hard to hear the iQue even at full volume over the traffic but when plugged into the charger/speaker it is plenty loud enough and we actually turn the speaker down.
Buying a car charger for the iQue makes it truely useful and choosing the suction mount turned out to be the perfect choice.

