It is a cable. What else can you say?it works.
The Carabiner makes a nice clip for keys of cups on my work bag.
not much else to be said
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Cisco Flip Video SlideHD USB Extension Cable (6 Feet) with Free Carabiner Key Chain
It is a cable. What else can you say?it works.
The Carabiner makes a nice clip for keys of cups on my work bag.
not much else to be said
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Protective Decal Skin STICKER for AT&T Nokia C3 case cover C3-322
I love this decal! Bright colors, fit my phone perfectly and it came with the matching wallpaper which made it all much cooler. Plus, it's thick, so it protects the phone from scratching. And it was very easy to put on. Beautiful!
Efilm USB MultiMedia and Secure Digital Card Reader
I ordered this to easily transfer pictures between my cameras and my computers. It helps save time when I want to access a picture or set of pictures to transfer and print on my system. I can carry it with me and transfer all manner of pictures to other family computers.
PalmOne m100 HotSync Cradle
I recommend this accessorie for you Palm M100. It's better than the HotSync Cable since it gives you a place to put your Palm. But I only give it 4 stars since it should have came instead of the HotSync Cable when you buy the Palm M100. I really do not understand why you need to buy the Cradle in the Palm M100, when in the other Palms is not an accessorie. If you have the money and want to have a base station for you Palm M100, then buy it......if not, then I recommend you to stay with the HotSync Cable and save your money for other accessories.
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My Palm m100 came with the hot sync cable, which does what it is supposed to do must of the time (it usually takes 3-4 tries to get it to sync with my Palm and PC). This cradle is much easier to use and I wish I didn't have to but it separately. I just stand my Palm in the cradle, press the button and let it work its magic. It is also a great place to keep my Palm without having to worry about it falling off the desk.I would recommend getting this if your Palm doesn't come with one. For me, at least, it has just been much easier to use.
If you have a 'busy' desk like I do, I used a 2-sided adhesive to keep the cradle in place.
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Users of the Palm 100 would undoubtedly benefit from the easy to use m100 cradle. Instead of hooking up wires to the PDA, and running it in a "loose" mode while performing the necessary HotSync-ing, you simply place the m100 in the cradle and push the button to have it all done for you. Of course, in the box you got a cable to attach to your computer, but with this you now can update your computers at home and work without lugging around your cable.Want PalmOne m100 HotSync Cradle Discount?
I brought this with my palm since it didn't come with one. Useing it is more convient then using a serial cable. I don't back of my plam that often so I rarely use it. I probably could have saved some money and just used the cable. If you do backups or download programs often it's a good buy.Save 51% Off
Tripp Lite B116-002A 2-Port DVI Single Link Video Audio Splitter/Booster
This splitter will work for DVI-D signals. BUT BEWARE: Under no circumstances will it split or use an ANALOG DVI SIGNAL. More importantly to the average user, this means:You CAN NOT use a DVI-VGA adapter on the output side of this box. There is no output analog signal to adapt. EVEN if you use a DVI-I (Digital & Analog) Cable as your input, the box strips out the analog and only passes the digital signal.
I found this out the hard way and had to return it. It looked like a great box that would reliably do what it does, but if you need to send a signal to something analog, (like a projector with a VGA port) This CAN'T do it.
TrippLite Tech Support basically confirms all I've written.
In summary, if you want to split a DIGITAL DVI (DVI-D) signal, great box and a good price. If you need to output to an analog port, DO NOT BUY.
Enter the Tripp-Lite. It worked flawlessly in our setup giving us a strong signal to all four monitors that we couldn't perturb not matter how hard we tried. It doesn't surprise me that they claim you can cascade three of these units. I haven't seen any splitter that puts out this clean and powerful of a signal. The only downside to this splitter is that it doesn't include EDID. Therefore, we had to insert an EDID unit between the computer and this splitter. Even with that unit and another 6ft DVI cable, there still isn't any noise on either display after splitting.
Pros: As a splitter, this device is excellent for digital signals (not analog)
It's less than half the cost of other powered splitters that, in our experience, didn't work as well.
Cons: No EDID
No Analog signal
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It does what it says up to a point. The unit cannot handle 1080p60 effectively and artifacts the screen. Everything will exhibit a subtle jitter and the screen will be unclear and lose some of its color definition. At 720p60 (59.94hz) the signal splitting works with no issue.As the previous reviewer noted, there is (obviously) no analog support. This will not work with a VGA converter and will not pass DVI-A signals; however, that's no excuse for rating it negatively.
The Tripp Lite B116-002A DVI splitter, good but not great.
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My need was to add my 46" LCD TV to my Windows desktop PC in addition to my digital flat panel monitor so I could display PC-based photos, videos, and video streaming from my PC to the TV. For videos and photos, I had the option of copying to a USB drive and plugging it into the TV, but there were several additional steps involved, and slide shows were very slow on the TV. There were also issues of file format compatibility with the TV that didn't exist on the PC.So, I bought the Cables Unlimited DVI-D Splitter cable. Unfortunately, it only worked when the TV source was set to the DVI-to-HDMI cable coming from the splitter cable attached to the PC. When I changed the source back to TV programming or Blu-Ray--or turned off the TV--the PC monitor went dark.
Scrounging around and seeing others suggestions, I bought a powered splitter from Amazon, the Tripp Lite B116-002A 2-Port DVI Single Link Video Audio Splitter/Booster, along with StarTech.com DVIDDMM3 3-Feet DVI-D Dual Link Cable M/M to connect the PC DVI video connector to the Tripp Lite splitter's DVI input. Then I connected the monitor's and TV's cables to the splitter's two DVI outputs. At first, huge disappointment when it didn't work. Same problems as with the Cables Unlimited splitter cable.
Then, following another reviewer's advice who reviewed the splitter cable (which, by the way, worked for him)...
I changed the video driver directed to the TV that was created in Device Manager when only the TV was connected directly to the PC, to "Digital Flat Panel (1280x1024 60Hz)," the same resolution as the PC monitor, which I believe is essential (but did not work with the splitter cable), and VOILA!! TV on/off, change TV source to some other input, all combinations and permutations work perfectly. PC monitor display is intact, and changing the source on the TV to the PC display (on my set, DVI/HDMI2), gives me a perfect split image between the PC and TV.
Hope this helps to pass my success forward to the next person.
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i needed to split my DVI signal to two monitors and found this product. It did the job well, without any loss of signal quality, and has been working for a couple of months now. Highly recommend.Save 55% Off
Peek Mobile E-mail Device (Cherry)
My girlfriend uses her Peek with GMail and she loves it. She already has a phone and doesn't need all the extra bells and whistles that most people don't use anyway. The setup is super easy; just put in your email address and password and that's it! It's super slim and stylish and does email in a snap. If you are not techie and want email on the go this is the gizmo for you.
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I saw this and had to have it. I hate being away from my email too long. Too much flows through it and when im away I miss important things. After trying several devices that used WI-FI which in a country area is sparadic, left me waiting more. I liked that this came with its owen service. I purchased it and loved it immediately out of the box. It works great. I have a great signal and its reasonably priced. This is an excellent investment if you are not a tech person or want something simply for email.Read Best Reviews of Peek Mobile E-mail Device (Cherry) Here
Not sure which Peek this is but only Peek9's will work. The older Peek Classis or Peek Pronto, which I purchased, do not work. The company changed service providers and with no notice sent an e-mail to users saying the Peeks would no longer work. No offer or a refund for activation fees, what is now a useless device, etc. Just an offer for you to pay more (admittedly a pretty small amount) for a new Peek9. Basically a dishonest company with awful customer service. When I got the e-mail saying no service, I tried over a period of about two weeks to contact customer service but after being on hold for over an hour every time, I just gave up.Want Peek Mobile E-mail Device (Cherry) Discount?
Very hard to open package. They use that Chinese junk plastic blister packaging.Activated online Friday night. Waited for 20 minutes then turned on the Peek. No service (red x on antenna icon). Turned Peek off then on again. No service.
Customer service phone line was closed already. Won't open until Monday. Emailed . No response. And my subscription time that I paid for is ticking away.
I thought Peek was known for their exemplary customer service! Guess not anymore.
Rii Tek Rii Mini I6 2.4g Wireless Keyboard w/Touchpad, white
First, I'll start with the bad. If your considering buying this because the description says it is also a laser pointer, don't because as far as I can tell this device does NOT have that capability. This product is made by Riitek, you can goto their website it's simply wwwdotriitekdotcom. After poking around there I found that the company DOES make a product that includes a laser pointer. but this isn't that. This is the RT-MWK06. The model that includes a laser pointer is the RT-MWK01. It's also unfortunate that a lot of similar devices on amazon also seem to market theirs as having laser pointers and I'm not sure they do.Anyway, for me it's not really an issue because I didn't need a laser pointer, but truthfully if I had I'd be pretty upset right now and angry that I would have to be returning the product to try and find one that actually included the functionality they claim it does in their product title!
So, the good... As far as the keyboard/remote are concerned so far I have to say I'm pretty happy with this. Granted I've only had it for a day so far so I can't yet answer things like longevity or battery life, but having read other reviews on amazon for the same product under different sellers it seems the battery is pretty good.
Overall comments:
1. The device is small, even after looking at the pictures, It still blew me away how small it is. It is literally the size of an iphone 4, only say 1.5 inches longer, otherwise that should give you a good idea of it's size.
2. The keyboard. Is surprisingly good. I wouldn't want to type up a long document on this, but for basic usage it is more than adequate. I am using a Mac Mini running OSX Lion and while it could not identify the keyboard type when I first plugged it in, it seems to be working just fine. Some of the keys don't seem to work; there are volume and playback keys avail, which I imagine would work in Windows, but don't on my mac, but the keys that matter do work. Tabbing between Windows on mac (cmd-tab) is acheived by hitting fn-ctrl-tab, a bit akward but it works. I did set my mac to use the f5-f8 keys for launchpad, app windows, show desktop, show dashboard which make things easier with this keyboard, so despite it not working 100% with a mac, it's definately good enough.
3. The trackpad. Again, it's damn small, but honestly it gets the job done. I did have to tweak up the sensitivy a bit, but otherwise it works just fine. I will say for more advanced tasks like drag/drop it might get old if you have to do too much of that at once, but I found no problems using it, just have to recognize that as a very small trackpad and buttons it is a tad awkward trying to hold down the left mouse button as you drag with your finger.
4. The Remote. There is no way to enter codes into it to program it. You need to use your existing remotes to teach it each key, which in a way is actually better (unless of course you've lost that remote). Overall this too gets the job done for me. What I REALLY needed was a way to turn the volume up/down on my stereo and turn my tv on/off I was able to program it to do all of that. I don't see being able to replace a remote if you have more advanced needs, like a DVR. It would have been nice if they'd included a few additional buttons, like rewind/pause/stop/play/forward etc so you could do basic controls of things like DVD/BlueRay/DVR devices. I suppose with a blue-ray you could largely acheive that, but with a DVR you really can't as the nav buttons are separate actions from playback control. It's unfortunate too because the remote "side" of this device is mostly just unused space, they could easily include more buttons to be programmed without adding to the cost too much.
5. Range. My room is not huge, I probably sit about 8 feet from my TV, give or take a foot, but I've so far had no problems with the range. This specific model comes with a USB 2.4 Ghz dongle you plug into a USB port in your computer. The good thing about these is they aren't directional, so you don't have to point this device at your computer for it to work (the remote side IS directional, but that's par for the course). I was seriously on the fence between the USB 2.4 Ghz and the Bluetooth version, but after reading a couple of reviews for the bluetooth version and people complaining about connection issues, I deciided to play it safe with the USB 2.4 Ghz. I've had an Adeso USB full-size wireless keyboard for a while now and have had no issues with connectivity.
My final comment is with regard to how it works as a media-center controller, specifically in my case XBMC. In this area I would say it falls in the middle. It DOES work, so that much is good, but I was surprised to find that the left mouse button does not behave in XBMC as an "enter" or affirmative action, but seems oddly in most cases to be more akin to a backup or cancel action. So I have been forced to use the arrow keys and the enter key, but it's something I'm willing to live with, and one could say I'm even splitting hairs.
So, overall I think for the price I paid for this device it was well worth it and it gets my fullsize keyboard off my coffee table, which definately makes my wife happy, plus this lets me go from 2 remotes down to 1 remote most of the time.