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Given an Amazon review, indicate whether it is a 'Positive Review' or 'Negative Review'.
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Here I am again, giving another one star review to a Toshiba product. Bought one their portable hard drives recently and that didn't work at all. Completely forgot that I bought this hard drive in 2011. So today I tried it out. Hooked it up to my 3.0 hub, but it has a 2.0 mini connector. That's not a negative. It's advertised as a 2.0 device. I decided to back up a large work folder. No problem with the installation of this drive, unlike the other Toshiba drive. Selected a folder with 60,000 files (60gb) and dropped it onto the Toshiba hard drive icon. Everything seemed to be working fine. About two minutes into the copying, an error message pops up warning me that they weren't able to find a file that's supposed to be there. OK, fine. Skip that file and keep going. But that choice isn't offered. There were no choices at all, except to click the "X" in the upper right-hand corner of up window. That being the only choice, that's all I could do. And that stops everything. So, apparently, in order to complete this transfer, I have to hunt down this problem file, resolve the problem, and then start all over again. And with every problem file, I'm going to have to repeat the process and start over again. There's probably always going to be a few corrupt files in a batch of 60,000. When you come across a problem file in Windows, it gives you several choices. Skip it, replace the file, copy both files and give them different names, do this every time the same problem arises, etc. I don't care if there's a problem with a particular file. I have duplicates and triplicates of these files all over the place. Missing a file here or there probably will never make a difference. I just want the hard drive (and its software) to copy as much as it can, skip over any problem files, finish the job as best it can, and don't create additional work for me. I guess the people at Toshiba disagree with that. One star.
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Negative Review

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Having gone through 4 different types of case protection for my iPad 2, I think I finally found my favorite solution when I look to protect \"the new iPad\", otherwise known as the iPad 3. I wrote this review for the Black and Clear variants of the case, but I just got the blue one for another iPad and thought I should share my similar thoughts on it as well.<br /><br />The question becomes how much protection does your iPad need, and what do you want to do it? I had a folio-type case before, but it's a little bulky and if you enjoy gaming, it makes it hard to do things like accelerometer based games. I also tried a sticker-skin-type protector to protect the back from scratches, but it doesn't do much for the edges or corners.<br /><br />Finally I settled on a [[ASIN:B005GOINEK Just Air Case for Ipad - Black (8271)]] and a naked iPad 2 except for a sticker on the back.<br /><br />When I bought my iPad 3, I wanted better protection, and the Amzer Silicone Jelly Skin provides it.<br /><br />It is the pinnacle of simplicity. It's a nice thick silicone rubber skin that stretches around the entire iPad. There are a few other similar products, but this one seems to be the best. Installation is easy - stretch it like a rubber band and it holds tight to the device. This case is a deep blue color, not translucent but a solid blue, and the color looks very sharp with the iPad under it. My other iPad uses a black Amzer Jelly Skin for a more professional look. The Blue is fun, but not so bright that you couldn't use it for work as well.<br /><br />Unlike other skins, it wraps around the edges and also covers the screen frame in the front. The screen is not blocked, but the extra lip provides protection from falls directly on the screen. As the case provides no other screen protection (and I don't like protective screen-stickers), this is a useful feature.<br /><br />The case features rubber buttons over the volume and power switch, along with cut-outs for home, mute, cameras, microphone, speaker, power port, and headphone jack. I have a charging cradle for my iPad that holds it in portrait mode - the Amzer Jelly Skin is a little too thick for the iPad to properly dock, but I'm not too surprised. I'll just using the charging cable instead, but just remember it won't likely fit in a cradle with this Jelly Skin in place. The only weak spot in the case is the hole for the \"home\" key - it's a little thin and doesn't lie perfectly flat.<br /><br />The other great part about the case is that while it is thick enough to provide protection, it is thin enough to still put it inside my [[ASIN:B005GOINEK Just Air Case for Ipad - Black (8271)]] for travel. The neoprene sleeve protects the screen while inside my briefcase, and the Amzer silicone skin provides enough protection while I hold just the iPad. Recommended, and it is available in just about any color you'd like.ameras, microphone, speaker, power port, and headphone jack. I have a charging cradle for my iPad that holds it in portrait mode - the Amzer Jelly Skin is a little too thick for the iPad to properly dock, but I'm not too surprised. I'll just using the charging cable instead, but just remember it won't likely fit in a cradle with this Jelly Skin in place. The only weak spot in the case is the hole for the \"home\" key - it's a little thin and doesn't lie perfectly flat.<br /><br />The other great part about the case is that while it is thick enough to provide protection, it is thin enough to still put it inside my [[ASIN:B005GOINEK Just Air Case for Ipad - Black (8271)]] for travel. The neoprene sleeve protects the screen while inside my briefcase, and the Amzer silicone skin provides enough protection while I hold just the iPad. Recommended, and it is available in just about any color you'd like.
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Positive Review

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You get what u pay for and that's all I have to say about that.
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Negative Review