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

[Q]: My onboard NIC was struck by lightning and the Netgear GA311 was recommended to me by Geek Squad. I installed and everything seemed to be fine, until 2 months later and my computer was locking up whenever I'd get online. Then my computer wasn't recognizing the driver. I uninstalled and reinstalled many times to no avail. I took it back to Geek Squad and they ran tests and said I had viruses. I did a PC recovery and installed the Netgear and it all seemed to be fine...for a couple of days. I took it back to Geek Squad and they just said my driver needed to be refreshed. It worked for a week. Went back and had it tested again. I had more viruses. Recovered it again and installed the NetGear again but this time had a hard time installing the dsl software. When I finally got it working my anti-virus said it blocked something coming from the system. I ran deep scans and it found several threats. That shouldn't happen after I just recovered it. After that I couldn't get the NetGear to work at all. I finally went out and bought another NIC that was signed by Microsoft and I haven't had any problems since. I've run anti-virus scans and deep scans every day and it finds nothing. Don't let anyone tell you that it doesn't matter if the driver is signed or not.
[A]: Negative Review

[Q]: I bought a 128MB PNY flash memory card for my Cannon Digital Elf while on a weekend trip in Chicago. When I returned home to download the pictures, a few were corrupted giving the CF card error message. I figured it was a fluke and reformatted the card. Took the camera to Cancun and took about 10-20 pictures a day with a failure rate of about 25%. Went skiing a few weeks later and took about 80 pictures of which about 40 were unretrievable. I repeat, if you want to keep your memories choose a different memory card.
[A]: Negative Review

[Q]: I have been looking for a keyboard case that I can trust while doing inventory at my store. I need something that will be sturdy and durable. When I received my package, I was excited to try it out. I put the mini iPad into the case and it fit snugly. I powered on the keyboard and easily connected it using blue tooth. I did a little playing around on my numbers application and was pleased with the response time and keyboard. It wasn't until I tried to close it and store it that I realized this wasn't going to work. The case would not shut correctly. I tried several times to get it to lock and secure, but it didn't seem like it was designed correctly to stay shut. I immediately packed it up and sent it back. I guess I'll be trying another product. Another note I would make is that it didn't feel sturdy. Very thin plastic and definitely not $30 worth of quality.
[A]:
Negative Review