Computer Reviews

With this cable, I am able to connect any device with another far away, so you do not have to disconnect it from here and connect to there, get it? It really helps with the distance between any device.

Most KVM switches do not support audio switching (in the modern multi-media world, this is an often over looked requirement for a desktop KVM) and cost much more than this Cables to Go unit. I spent over $20 more, in fact, for another KVM with audio that only got me a unit with a defective audio chip and slow help. This one costs less and works great. Pressing Scroll Lock twice and a up/down arrow switches between the two computers - I wish that only the Scroll Lock key was needed. Considering how much Windows likes to reboot and be consumed by I/O intensive processes as well as the cost of new Hyper Threading Extreme CPUs, two low-end computers with a KVM switch is a cheaper way to stay productive. At work, this type of configuration also permits separate networks for security (one computer for the financial network and another, say, for machines with Internet e-mail access); viral and other rogue network hacks cannot spread through a KVM switch (the perfect "air gap" firewall).

i didn't really need the entire six feet of cable, all I was doing was putting my keyboard in a cabinet under my desk so that it wouldn't take up the room on my desk which is in high demand from work, CDs, etc.

Henry Kloss was a genius! This is yet another one of his masterpieces. Nothing sounds this good near this price.

This is the best-sounding amplified multimedia speaker system I've heard. Period. This is a serious system for serious computer-lovers, serious music-lovers, and serious gamers. The speakers in this system are actually components in other Canmbridge home theater set-ups, so that should tell you right away that these computer speakers are more than just a cut-above. You have to hear them to believe them, that's all I can say. Music on these speakers is rich and beautiful... and these speakers can play LOUD. You definitely want this system if you spend any time whatsoever at the computer.

A month or so back, I came upon a substancial amount of money. Being a teenaged computer junkie, the first thing I searched for was obvious, the BEST computer speakers available on the market.. I have turned these up the maximum volume once, there was no distortion, or fuzz.. Excellent controls on the speakers, loud enough that I don't dare go past the half volume mark for fear of losing my hearing.. Only downside to these (besides the price ... ) is that they require speaker wire to connect them up, which is not included with the product.

I use these mainly while I'm hiking, they're fairly light, they fold up nicely, the focus is smooth and quick, and they're made by Canon. For you techheads, the technical specs on Amazon.com don't say, but the exit pupil is 2.5mm. They have a cord/strap attached to them, and it is NOT removable, just an FYI. And another note, these aren't waterproof. They also come boxed from the factory with a soft/padded carrying case which attaches nicely to a belt.

Any person who is hoping to do DV film making with this camera needs this lens! It actually works like a real lens, with real focus, manual zoom capable, and great optics. It is well worth the money and pays for itself in vastly improved image quality, depth of field and focus.

Singlet magnifying lenses for cameras in diameters like this used to cost little more than skylight filters of like quality. It seems that as machines have become more elaborate their users have become more gullible, even about childishly simple things like the value of a ten dollar closeup lens.

You really do get 3,000 copies from a cartridge. For a large busy household or a small business, you can expect about year's use from a cartridge; or perhaps a little more depending on the volume of copies. We use the copier with cardstock, newsprint, drafting film, and various craft papers, besides regular copy paper and have had consistent, even quality.