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

[EX Q]: This review for the \"IOGEAR MediaShair Wireless Hub with SD/USB Input and Built-in Power Station, White (GWFRSDU)\" seeks to address some of the features that this device lacks with respect to file format support.<br /><br />The drawback of this device for the iPad (iOS) is the device's very limited ability to play the following files through the iPad. In the days I've had this device I can confirm the inability to open the following file formats on the iPad:<br />.AVI<br />.FLAC<br />.FLV<br />.MKV<br />.MPEG<br />.MPG<br /><br />While one may assume initially this is a deficiency in the iPad iOS as opposed to the \"MediaShair\" app; I would point out in response that a similar mediastream product titled: \"Mediastreamer (by Dane Elec)\" and it's associated \"Mediastreamer\" app can open all the above listed files on the iPad.<br />So, my concern here is what appears to be a deficiency in the \"MediaShair\" app for iPad.<br />IF this deficiency in the \"MediaShair\" app for iPad can be addressed and updated by the manufacturer, so that all the above listed file formats can be played on the iPad; I implore the manufacturer to make that known because as of this writing (03/28) this device lacks a large file format compatibility.<br />IF such an update is released or made aware of I will ofcourse will give a new rating based on the new update. This lack of file format connectivity is indeed a deal-breaker for me since that is the draw to having an iPad to begin with (a larger screen for video viewing). As of this moment, I am considering returning this device, and contemplating ordering the 5-in-1 RavPower mediastreamer instead.<br /><br />On a positive note this device has excellent connectivity on first connect as well as consistent connectivity (ie. staying connected) while using the device over a significant timeframe with the iPad.<br />Thanks.
[EX A]: Negative Review

[EX Q]: This is a really nice screen protector if you're a digital artist. I chose a matte finish because I wanted the texture of my screen to feel more like paper. This does a nice job of that. The colors don't seem distorted, the brightness is the same. There is a little bit of grain to the screen, but it's not distracting or even really noticeable. I've actually had a couple people comment on liking the look of the screen surface because it isn't mirror glossy.<br /><br />On the negative, I've had it on for about 3 weeks now and have a couple of scratches along the protector. They aren't enough to hinder any performance, but I can see the imperfections when the screen is off. I wouldn't give it any less rating for the scratches, as I'm a bit careless at times and even with a case, scratches are bound to happen. Besides, it's better to have the scratches on the protector than on the actual screen.<br /><br />All in all, I'd say it's a good screen protector and I'd buy it again. Not indestructible, but I'd buy them again.
[EX A]: Positive Review

[EX Q]: I have used many mini wireless keyboards and they are not sturdy or they are not accurate This one seems to be both Have been using for about a year without any problems. My kids drop it constantly, my pit bull even tried to run away with it and chew it up still works great
[EX A]:
Positive Review