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we just buy the smaller bags that come like 250 to a roll and are scented and they are like $ 6 . 00 and they work great .

i use this with a home theater system and it 's amazing how it sounds , the picture clarity is unmatched ! .

. images taken indoor were n 't so clear .

it 's a compact , attractive machine and was easy to set up .

get it , it 's woth every penny ! . ! .

even better , with the optional headset you can listen to music over the integrated radio .

controls easy yo use and easy to get to .

the player 's mechanics are also flawed .

also , it takes any kitchen sized trash bag , so there is no special bag to stock .

12 ) big storage - my entire cd collection in one small device ( 5717 songs , 491 albums and counting ) ! .

i was able to take great photos of the 4th of july fire works , and got some amazing shots of the kids playing with sparklers .

the software is very easy to use , and the transfer is super fast ! .

i read in consumer reports that apex is a reliable brand , but with my experience and reading the other reviews , i think i will be doing a little more homework before considering another apex product .

i am enjoying my phone a lot . . . .

i prefer things that are simple .

the best thing to do with this version , is to leave it on the store shelf . it doesn 't work , and will cost you an enormous amount of your time , not to mention your hard earned dollars .

after installation , the very first time i booted up the creative mediasource organizer , intending to use its cd burning and ripping functions , it totally shorted out .

i 've been bothered by blown-out highlights on the s330 , and the g3 seems to do only slightly better .

7 ) some people have problems with the flip switch on the bottom that releases the player cover - has not been an issue for me and is immaterial if you use the case as the case covers the switch .

really like it , easy to use , great images , very intuitive , fits in my jacket pocket .

great product , easy to use , economical , effective , absolutly fabulous .

overall , i 've been very impressed with the player .

it does play a wide range of formats as advertised which is very nice .

the fact that has an open-source firmware makes it a great option in my opinion .

the zoom lens unit feels fragile and it is worth buying a good camera bag if you are going put to carry it round a lot .

* scroll button more cumbersome than on earlier models .

first off , the battery .

there is an open-source firmware on the net which has tons of extra features .

same story as everybody else when trying to get service from apex - nothing .

the sound quality with jazz and pop music is equally superior .

broadband hooked up to this wireless setup flies .

i have been ripping songs into it for the past few weeks , and the ease of use is wonderful .

. lens cap is a really annoying

very bad quality .

for a price that 's still less than even the lowest level ipod i was able to get this 40gb monster , and the best part is it works as great as it was advertised to and then some .

the only problem i have is with the handle you use to open the top compartment .

so far i have no complaints and i recommend this to anyone who wants quality over appearance , also anyone who wants a hard drive based mp3 player and wants to pay next to nothing .

the zen micro ( mine 's black ) has a lot going for it .

the only problem i had was a small glitch with t-mobile .

i liked this one enough to buy another .

this is wonderful to have for your first dvd player .

it was a good player when it worked and i loved the design .

the player has its minor glitches like for example when i turn it on , 60 percent of the time , it sis , shutting down , which means i have to turn off , and turn it on again , which is not to my likings .

it 's easy to transfer , preview , and organize files .

i haven 't tried to set up any advanced features on the router , but it is not difficult to set up for basic use .

the software failed repeatedly .

so once i worked out the problem with the software this mp3 player is worth the money it cost .

now that i have all my music on it there has n 't been any more problems .

the diaper champ is so simple that my toddler loves to put his own diapers in the diaper champ and flip over the handle .

to keep it short , this is cheaper , and in my opinion a better choice than an ipod .

creative zen feedback suffers from construction quality , poor product support , difficulty of using the scroll wheel and reasonably consistent feedback about problems with the headphone jack .

high quality video and pictures rock ! .

i highly recommend this phone .

the front cover can pop off easily but i always have mine in the case so i did n 't notice after first day .

it 's easy to install the security on this product but linksys doesn 't do a good job of explaining why its important .

night mode is clear as day .

one complaint . . . the screen is too easily scratched ! .

- the battery life leaves a lot to be desired .

what got me to buy was the reviewer that said it would play dvd-rs fill of files ( e . , mp3s ) .

after i had it a couple weeks , it got into a state where it could never find the device , no matter how often i rebooted my pc , reset the device , reloaded drivers , etc , etc . creative 's online support was no help at all .

when the screen stops working , you 're out of luck ! .

i was looking for a phone which synced with mac osx using bluetooth , had decent battery life , could check email , had good reception , nice screen size and was durable ( i break often break small gadgets )

overall : small , sounds great , and less expensive than apple 's overpriced ipod ! .

the dynamic range seems not quite as good as the kodak dc260 .

4 ) usb 2 . 0 means fast data transfers ( 1 song / sec ! . ) .

you can be up to about 3 feet away from it and it will still work perfectly .

with the ipod , you can also store documents and contact files ( from programs such as microsoft outlook ) when it 's connected to your pc as an external hard drive .

this is the perfect camera for a photo hobbiest who wants to have easy point and shoot ability as well .

all of the wireless components that i bought were a breeze to set up as well .

i particularly like the `` txt `` file which records all the control information for all the pictures you take .

i must admit its not the best looking phone ever but then it has this look of static and absolute conviction that looks like everything a phone should be

the included earbuds were uncomfortable .

when the player was working it was great , but .

i purchased a jukebox , it got fried while being recharged , they asked for $ 20usd just to look at it and said that they would charge me for reaping the damned thing .

the supplied headphones are hands-down better than the mediocre ipod buds .

overall , i highly recommend this phone .

this router acts as a wireless access point , 100 mb switch and a router making it a nice multipurpose device .

the phone offers a 32 mb mmc card and i think that is certainly the most exciting feature .

some people have commented about the size and weight of the phone , and it has rightfully gotten the nick-name `` the bar of soap `` which , it really is .

the face-plate , which pops out for the battery , pops open by itself every 10 minutes or so .

i no longer use it as a plunge router , only as a stationary or table mounted router .

i bought mine in december of 2003 , and have had no real problems with it .

3 band and you can just change the sim card in it to be able to use it in europe with another service provider .

although it has chubby hips , the device isn 't really so big .

can 't say whether i rec 'd an `` updated `` model but it will not read dvd + rw 's or vcd 's for me .

it is exceedingly simple to navigate around in this device .

even at the `` normal `` setting , a 8x10 print ! . shows not a single sign of visible rendering or pixels - you could never tell that the picture has been taken by a `` digital `` .

the battery is also convenient , but could have been better , such as the zen touch 's battery ( but at least this one is removable ) .

the auto-mode is good enough for most shots but the 4300 also boasts 12 versatile scene modes as well as a manual mode though i admit i have n 't played with it too much on manual .

i like the nomad 's color better , but it 's not terribly flashy .

the only downside i have found with this phone is that it is a bit slow to react , meaning when i push the contacts button , it takes a while to load , this is true for almost all the menus and programs on the phone .

the height adjustment knob is a bit flimsy , but it works well and provides good accuracy .

( every now and then i spray down the inside of the pail with lysol ) *easy one-hand use *impossible for my inquisitive child to get the dirty diapers out of the pail every now and then odors do escape the pail , but that is rare -- and it usually just means that we 've crammed too much in there and need to change the bag .

i 've taken about hundred shot with the canon , in varying lighting situations , all in auto mode , and not one blurry picture ! . ! . ! .

this product is way cooler than anything ive used before ( pencilings and maccabees and norton antivirus alone ) .

i have tried several times to contact apex digital through their on-line support site and their telephone line , but they wo n 't answer my emails and their telephone line is always busy .

the product has worked perfectly for me on my xp .

3 ) the nomad explorer ( winxp style interface ) works well to transfer files back and forth to use the nomad as an external although the tech support web-site states that the primary intended purpose of the player is as a player .

also , i have not had trouble reading svcds that i created and br mp3 cds ( my old apex ad-1200 had trouble with these ) .

sound settings can be adjusted for personal preference .