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

Input: Consider Input: I love the bigger screen on this kindle and the ease of typing because the keyboard is bigger. Great product.

Output: Positive Review

Input: Consider Input: The Hardware:<br />The first thing to say about the hardware is that the screen is beautiful. Vibrant color, great viewing angles, high pixel density. There is some backlight bleeding around the edges but it's pretty minor and also pretty standard for thin and light laptops with such thin screens. The chassis is thin, light, feels reasonably durable. The screen appears to press against the keyboard with fairly small amounts of pressure when closed so I'd recommend a protector to sit between the keyboard and screen when closed if you intend to carry the laptop in a soft case which might allow some pressure on the back of the screen. The keyboard has very little travel, which is typical of such thin notebooks but the mushy feel at the end of the key travel is not so forgivable. The track pad is nice enough, it won't blow your mind but it gets the job done without hindering your use. On the whole I'm fairly positive on the hardware. Many of the shortcomings are part and parcel of such a thin and light notebook. The only one that really bothers me is the mushy and cheap feeling keyboard. But it's matched with a really lovely screen so pick your poison. On hardware alone I'd probably give this notebook 4 stars. It's not perfect by any means, but it's a nice balance of mostly well built elements, light weight, thin profile, decent battery life, inexpensive. The software is what really kills this notebook though.<br /><br />Software:<br />The big reason for the 1 star review is the extremely cynical and user hostile shovelware that comes with this laptop. It's been a few years since I've bought a new laptop so maybe they are all like this now, but in my opinion Samsung set a new bar for computer crippling crapware. I'm used to shovelware on new windows machines, but this is frankly ridiculous. In addition to the usual software that you don't want but can easily uninstall are some Samsung utilities and updaters that hog resources at every second and cannot be removed. As far as I can tell they can't be removed at all, like a bad virus. And you have to jump through some major hoops just to disable them from running all the time (but still not remove them). And when running they love to point out that you removed Norton security and would you like to reinstall it so Samsung can get another dollar from Symantec. It's shameful and disappointing. I blew away that windows install and put Ubuntu on it (some hiccups but it works quite nicely). I you are tech savy enough to scrub the windows install that comes on this machine and install something fresh, either Linux or a fresh Windows install, then consider this laptop a 4 star machine. If you intend to use it as it comes out of the box, then a 1 star machine is what you will have.

Output: Negative Review

Input: Consider Input: Bought it thinking it will offer a light weight, good battery option to my existing laptop. Since the last 2 months I have faced nnumerous problems with it. Full of bugs, automatically s***s down, is extremely slow and lagging. worst buy ever. Stay away from it.
Output: Negative Review