TASK DEFINITION: Given an Amazon review, indicate whether it is a 'Positive Review' or 'Negative Review'.
PROBLEM: As soon as I bought the iPad, I started looking at all of the covers that people were using. Some were too thick and took away from the overall slimness that had attracted me to the iPad. Some had straps that I had no need for. Some didn't allow the iPad to be displayed on an angle, or created an angle that wasn't useful. This case is great. Several people from my office have already gone on to buy the same one and stop their search. It's lightweight. Can be displayed on two very useful angles (one for pure viewing and one for typing). The leather is thick enough to cushion, while looking nice, but doesn't add a lot of weight or thickness. Overall... highly recommended.

SOLUTION: Positive Review

PROBLEM: I purchased this item due to the item being listed under HP Part No. C7845A, which is the part number HP lists for 32MB modules for my LaserJet 2200d. This item was purchased by third-party seller OEMPCWorld, and the item received was a generic 100-pin 32MB PC133 module. Either the parts received were DOA, or the printer is not compatible with the faster PC133 modules (the printer specification lists the requirement as a 100-pin PC100 Non-ECC module).<br /><br />Either way, be aware of incompatibilities with generic modules and HP printers. I have since purchased what was listed as a compatible PNY PC100 module from another seller, and received HP OEM modules, which worked without issue.

SOLUTION: Negative Review

PROBLEM: I purchased a few of these cases because they were IDE/SATA compatible and metal. However, they are extremely poorly made. It is very difficult to get a disk in the enclosure and once in, you cannot fasten the disk in place, so it flops around inside -- the holes in the case are in the wrong place. What's more, SATA drives only fit upside down (and barely, at that since there's no clearance for the cable so it gets smashed). Definitely NOT a good purchase!

SOLUTION:
Negative Review