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

[EX Q]: I like to use this remote because it does not require a surface to use. It is rechargeable and comes with all the needed accessories. It does seem a little flimsy.
[EX A]: Wireless Finger Remote

[EX Q]: I bought this router a few months ok wanting to upgrade from the basic Linksys wireless router. I thought I would be able to get N mode working but found out that no game consoles use it and you need the N adapter which costs just as much as the router so I couldn't use that mode for any of my computers. After connecting it, and optimizing it to the best performance I could get working which was just the next one under Extreme N mode, I got the same results as the Linksys router. No difference what so ever. So I resorted to just going wired. To make your computer N compatible, it will cost you close to $200 for the adapter and this router. So unless you want to spend the money for it, go for it, it will be better but its only limited to whats N mode ready. If you're not gonna use N mode, then skip this and just go with the Linksys wirless basic router. You'll get the same performance. This router is not worth the money if you're not already N compatible.
[EX A]: Not worth the money if not using N mode

[EX Q]: This is my second Apple computer... I also have a 6.5 year old Apple Powerbook notebook computer that still runs OK after all those years... I recently purchased the Imac, a 32 GB IPOD Touch (to upgrade from a 4 year old Nano 2 GB), and an Airport Express Wireless router... I like all my new Apple purchases A LOT!!... the Imac is amazingly fast compared to what I was used to (the old Powerbook G4 1.25 Ghz)... the display is awesome and its huge size allows me to have multiple apps running and displayed without overlapping/hidden windows... I upgraded the RAM to 12 Gig (from Crucial Memory), and bought the magic trackpad (which I am only starting to get used to, and REALLY LIKE IT/haven't been using the magic mouse hardly at all)... I have only just recently finished migrating all my stuff from the Powerbook, and added some graphic/photoEditing/movieAuthoring applications that will show the power of the I5 CPU and 12 Gigs of RAM -- so can't really give a complete evaluation at this point in thyme... the setup was superEZ (typical for Apple products), and I could have used the Apple migration with a firewire to migrate my old account from the Powerbook --> but since the Powerbook was PowerPC based and the Imac is Intel based, didn't want to do that and possibly run into problems with program executable image incompatibilities... Migrating Iphoto and Itunes libraries was a little tricky but there are plenty of tips online on the Internet to assist when I got into a bind... So, in summary, this new Apple desktop computer ROCKS the BIG_HOUSE to the MAX in so many ways and I haven't even begun to test the computN_waters... I am such an Apple fan, and that is after using Windows PCs for several years at home (and still use them at work)... I am an IT person (been in the business for about 29 years), software support/etc... I would totally prefer an all-Apple compute environment, but for now, at work that isn't the case, and it is nice to see Windows continue to evolve (have a Windows 7 PC at work, and I like that OS OK as well, but not half as much as I like Mac OS/X)...
[EX A]:
love my new Imac!!