Given an Amazon review, indicate whether it is a 'Positive Review' or 'Negative Review'.

[Q]: This was one of the only BTO 8GB MacBook Air machines on Amazon. MacMall had the same machine for $20 more, so I figured to order here was worth the shipping and free of the Apple Store's taxes.<br /><br />As far as the machine itself goes, what can I say that hasn't been said all over the internets? The only thing that isn't up to snuff (at least for 2012/2013) is the screen. It's *only* 1440x900 non-IPS. But since I'm using this for web development (mostly coding,) I'm not gonna need a Retina display. I save the $500 for the upgrade to the 13\" Retina and eat a LOT of sushi!<br /><br />Holy cow, this machine is light and fast. As far as ultrabooks go, the MBA still can't be beat for speed. And OSX is the most user-friendly OS on the market. APPL still has it going on.
[A]: Positive Review

[Q]: I am typing this review from my NewTrent 38B Wireless Keyboard on my iPad2. So far so good. First of all, set-up is simple. Plug-in the USB charger to charge the keyboard battery for 3 hours on your initial use. Can't wait to try it out? No problem, the keyboard is fully functional while it is charging. The keyboard pairs to the iPad via Bluetooth. Again, simple. Just type in the code on your iPad screen and ensure it is connected and you're done.<br /><br />My biggest complaint with using the iPad has always been the terrible typing interface. The iPad is a powerful tool, but I wouldn't spend the money on one over a laptop or iPhone if I had to choose. This keyboard (so far) solves that. I love the functionality of the iPad and larger screen size. One negative, however, is that autocorrect seems to be disabled while using the keyboard. Before, while awkwardly thumb-typing, most of my mistakes were conveniently fixed without notice. With this keyboard, that is no longer the case. I also haven't discovered a way to pull up the native iPad keyboard, thus, I can only use the NT38B to type.<br /><br />The case holds the iPad securely, however, the iPad cannot be in a protective case. This thin plastic case likely offers little to no protection if I were to drop it, but I am not willing to test that theory. The case does allow you to position the screen in 3 different settings for both landscape and portrait settings, so that's pretty great, although it does make the case top-heavy if resting on your lap. You can also leave the iPad in its own case and use the keyboard entirely separate from the iPad, as long as you are within ~30 feet of the device.<br /><br /> The small size of the keyboard may be bothersome for some, but for a lightweight compact solution, it is excellent. The keys are responsive without requiring very much pressure, and the fn keys offer additional controls to the iPad.<br /><br />Overall, I am very pleased with this device. I would recommend it foranyone looking for an affordable compact solution for typing on the iPad.
[A]: Positive Review

[Q]: The last thing you expect is to receive a product that simply does not work. It happened with the fan of the cooler master hyper 212. It simply would not work, probably a broken wire internally. Have tried to connect it to different power outputs in my mother board, but finally realized it was burned. Now I need a new fan, probably from a computer shop nearby.<br /><br />I wonder what kind of quality control they have at Cooler Master. I had them as 5 stars supplier for cooling stuff, but now i have to give it then no stars at all!<br /><br />Another thing that needs improvement is the installation instructions. It's very confusing, too much details and small fonts and illustrations. If you are not an experienced computer guru you will spend about an hour to figure out how to assemble it.
[A]:
Negative Review