Given an Amazon customer review, write a title for the review. The preferred titles are under fifteen words.

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Fits ipad and bluetooth keyboard. Pocket in front is useful for storing pens, USB, etc.

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Pocket in front is useful for storing pens

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Santa left me a brand new Kindle under the tree and I've barely put it down since! Being a voracious - some may say obsessive! - reader since I was just a young tot, I got used to making room for yet another bookcase as my collection continued to grow. I'd been eying the Kindle and other ebook readers as they've entered the market over the last few years but held off on buying one; I wasn't sure that the reading experience could be comparable. That all changed several months ago when I saw someone reading a Kindle at a restaurant. She gladly gave me a brief 'demo,' and once I spent a couple minutes trying it out I knew that I'd sure like to have one of my own. Come Christmas morning - there it was. My very own Kindle! It was simple to get started from zero, so to speak. Within a few minutes I'd downloaded a book I'd been wanting to read, and very quickly I added a number of 'classics' and other public domain books. My Kindle's been within arm's reach ever since. The long battery life has been the biggest surprise; even with heavy use I've only had to charge it once so far. Another surprise came as I read and read and read - the eInk screen has been much easier on my eyes than a paper book. I'm not as young as I used to be, and in recent years I've been distressed to find myself with eyestrain after a couple hours of reading a paper book. That just isn't happening on the Kindle and I couldn't be happier about it! I'll never give up my paper books. Some books just won't 'translate' quite as well to the Kindle - my cookbooks, for example, with their full color photos, are definitely paper book only material. The Kindle renders black & white photos quite well, but I wouldn't want to use it to read/view any book that's richly illustrated. For my everyday reading habits, however, I'm absolutely thrilled with the Kindle.

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Kindle is my new best friend

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I've only been using the Rangebooster for a few days, but I must say I'm very pleased. The less I have to think about it, the more I like it! No fuss routers that do their jobs well are the ones I like the best.<br /><br />This has been my experience with the Rangebooster so far:<br /><br />Installation was a bit bumpy. While everything was connected right the first time, it took a couple power cycles of my PC, cable modem, router, and the VOIP modem to get everything to \"play well together.\" Once all the hardware synced properly, it was smooth sailing. All the other computers quickly recognized the new connection with minimal or no help from me. The only exception was the laptop and Tivo. The laptop gave me a \"certificate\" error that I had to fix and Tivo just needed to be directed to the new connection and new password.<br />Both issues were resolved quickly.<br /><br />At present, I have 3 PCs and a VOIP modem cabled to the router. On the wi-fi side I have an older laptop, a Series 2 Tivo, and a Wii. So far they are all playing nicely together for several days now. No problems or hiccups found. The QoS for my VOIP is excellent and it is installed \"behind\" the router.<br /><br />Once all were up and running properly I installed Network Magic, the included software program on D-Link's installation CD. It's optional, but out of curiousity I wanted to check it out. Wow! So glad I did! This little program made setting up wireless security and other adjustments on the D-Link Rangebooster SO EASY! It also keeps me updated on the network's state of affairs and alerts me if it finds any problems. Nice! Network Magic is a gem of a program and I gladly recommend everyone to at least try it. I'm glad D-Link included it with their router package. (The basic version is free, the upgraded version cost extra.)<br /><br />The real bummer I realize after I got the router is that I needed to also get the N-adapter to truly take advantage of the \"N\" goodies available on this router. Sheesh - how silly of me to think otherwise. They are now my future purchase list.<br /><br />For a talented router that can work with your existing network and wi-fi needs, the Rangebooster does very well and is fairly priced. If you want to take advantage of the N-features, don't forget to buy the additional USB adapter or network cards you may need.<br /><br />[[ASIN:B000J5JQKG Wireless USB Adapter Rangebooster N Draft 802.11N]] or search d-link N adapter on Amazon.Sheesh - how silly of me to think otherwise. They are now my future purchase list.<br /><br />For a talented router that can work with your existing network and wi-fi needs, the Rangebooster does very well and is fairly priced. If you want to take advantage of the N-features, don't forget to buy the additional USB adapter or network cards you may need.<br /><br />[[ASIN:B000J5JQKG Wireless USB Adapter Rangebooster N Draft 802.11N]] or search d-link N adapter on Amazon.

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D-Link Rangebooster + Network Magic = One Happy Customer