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

Input: Consider Input: I am typing this review from my NewTrent 38B Wireless Keyboard on my iPad2. So far so good. First of all, set-up is simple. Plug-in the USB charger to charge the keyboard battery for 3 hours on your initial use. Can't wait to try it out? No problem, the keyboard is fully functional while it is charging. The keyboard pairs to the iPad via Bluetooth. Again, simple. Just type in the code on your iPad screen and ensure it is connected and you're done.<br /><br />My biggest complaint with using the iPad has always been the terrible typing interface. The iPad is a powerful tool, but I wouldn't spend the money on one over a laptop or iPhone if I had to choose. This keyboard (so far) solves that. I love the functionality of the iPad and larger screen size. One negative, however, is that autocorrect seems to be disabled while using the keyboard. Before, while awkwardly thumb-typing, most of my mistakes were conveniently fixed without notice. With this keyboard, that is no longer the case. I also haven't discovered a way to pull up the native iPad keyboard, thus, I can only use the NT38B to type.<br /><br />The case holds the iPad securely, however, the iPad cannot be in a protective case. This thin plastic case likely offers little to no protection if I were to drop it, but I am not willing to test that theory. The case does allow you to position the screen in 3 different settings for both landscape and portrait settings, so that's pretty great, although it does make the case top-heavy if resting on your lap. You can also leave the iPad in its own case and use the keyboard entirely separate from the iPad, as long as you are within ~30 feet of the device.<br /><br /> The small size of the keyboard may be bothersome for some, but for a lightweight compact solution, it is excellent. The keys are responsive without requiring very much pressure, and the fn keys offer additional controls to the iPad.<br /><br />Overall, I am very pleased with this device. I would recommend it foranyone looking for an affordable compact solution for typing on the iPad.

Output: Positive Review

Input: Consider Input: I bought this product some days ago, and I made some tests on it, and it works fast, I copied a 1.1gb file in 1'51\" (one minute and fifty one seconds)..<br />You can see a test pic I took..<br />The black color is excellent, very elegant..

Output: Positive Review

Input: Consider Input: This computer appeared to be a good deal. I wanted to take the 2TB data hard drive out of my wife's computer and put it into this computer. There are 2 extra SATA data jacks and 2 extra SATA power connectors.<br /><br />I tried to find a place to mount the drive in this spacious tower but there are zero drive mounts. I contacted HP technical support thinking that they could help me. I asked where the mounts are and he told me that there are no mounts. He suggested to connect the drive and leave it loose inside the case. I told him that this is not safe and not an option. Imagine a loose drive banging around shorting things out and HP having to repair it for free! They need to retrain their CSRs!<br /><br />I asked if I can purchase an extra drive bracket. He sent me a link to the bill of material for the machine. I asked where the extra drive mount is in the list. He said that they don't have one. What was the point of him sending the list and wasting my time? I asked what can I do. He suggested to put it loose in the case. I told him that is not an option.<br /><br />After asking for other options, he suggested mounting it external using USB. I told him that I wanted SATA speeds not USB speeds. Again for a third time, he suggested to put it loose in the case.<br /><br />I went to a local computer store. I asked if they had any drive brackets that I can use to mount the drive. He said that HP sucks for this very reason. They would like to sell me a solution but there is nothing they can do.<br /><br />I went to another local computer store. They suggested using velcro to stick the drive to the bottom of the case. Okay, I was finally on-board with this less than optimal solution. I bought the velcro and started to mount it but stopped when I realized that the SATA power connector is too short. DARN!<br /><br />I went to a local computer store. I asked for a SATA Y-Power cable about 12 inches long to reach the bottom of the case. He said thatI was the very first person to ask for that. He said that they don't have that cable only a Molex to SATA power cable. That won't work because it does not have the Molex connectors. They suggested swapping the power supplies from my wife's old machine into the new machine. I just bought a brand new machine and now I need to put an old power supply in it. UGH!!! I attempted to do this but then realized that due to the placement of the drives in the HP case, the extra connector won't reach from the C: down to the old D:.<br /><br />I am very frustrated. I bought a tower so that I can put a data hard drive in it but this has been a complete screw up on HP's part. I don't know what to do. It's too late now to return this box.
Output: Negative Review