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This Listening First Stereo Headphone is specifically built for young students with safety as its first concern. Rugged ABS plastic ear-cups withstand daily use with external volume control set by the teacher for student safety. This headphone is ideal for story-time, library and computer uses.PRODUCT FEATURES:Adjustable head-band comfortable for extended wear;Specifically sized for young students;Ideal for beginning computer classes and story-time uses;Permanently attached with reinforced "strain" connection resists accidental pull out;Lengthy 10 foot straight cord with 3.5mm plug set at right angle reduces accidental pull out;Ambient noise-reducing ear-cup lowers outside noise so volume does not need to be as high, as recommended by audiologists for hearing safety;Rugged ABS-plastic ear-cups resist breakage in high-use situations;Replaceable leatherette ear cushions;Volume control set by the teacher for student protection.
Customer Reviews:
Worked great for 2.5 year old........2007-12-08
Love these headphones. Large enough to find easily in her backpack. She wore them on the plane and in the airport. She didn't have any trouble hearing hearing over the plane's ambient noise. Most of all, my delicate head phones were not an option for her and she didn't mind.
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The complete solutions package essential for your device!
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Pro Acoustics 8 2-way Speaker - These Grille Speaker transformer assemblies are manufactured to assure consistent performance with clear intelligibility and wide dispersion. to facilitate a variety of distributed applications each assembly includes a wired 8 Ohms or 70V transformer with 1, 2, 4 and 8 watt The loudspeakers 8-inch low-frequency cones and high-temperature voice-coil assemblies are coaxially mounted with wide-dispersion cone tweeters. Extremely broad banded frequency response for demanding foreground music performance. High efficiency design conserves required amplifier power. Architectural grilles are precision-formed in a choice of steel or aluminum with an attractive white finish to assure a clean presentation of the speaker assembly in a variety of decors and environmental applications. Includes white mounting screws.
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HP SmartBuy DAT 72 USB External Tape Drive Bundle. HP SmartBuy DAT 72 USB External Tape Drive Bundle
Customer Reviews:
really noisy cooling fan!.......2007-09-04
I've used HP DAT drives for ten years or so - internal SCSI til now - so I'm used to their noisy drive mechanicals. However, with this external drive, they've added a 400mm cooling fan that just screams. It'd be ok if the fan only ran when the drive was working - I do my backups overnight - but, alas, the fan's always on.
Another oddity about the cooling design, is that there are no vents to let the cooling air in. There are 'pretend' vents on the front of the case, but they don't go all the way through the plastic. (Uh, hey HP, maybe if you vented the case, it wouldn't need such a noisy fan!)
One last thing, is that HP requires if you're using a USB hub, the drive should be the only thing on it (and the point of a hub is....?)
Otherwise, the drive seems to work well, and I've had very good response with customer service at HP.
It is loud, but they are all loud.......2007-01-05
I have gone through about 5 DAT drives over the last 15 years. They have all been very slow and very noisy. If you expect a slow and noisy DAT drive from the start, you will be impressed with the easy set up and the good door that keeps the inside clean and buffers the sound. If you are expecting a something more like a hard drive or optical drive that writes to tapes, you will find DAT drives very slow and noisy... they are.
Extremely Noisy.......2006-12-15
I unpacked the drive, plugged it in and powered it up. Then I heard the noise. I turned off the drive, unplugged it and request an RMA.
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When DDR2 is the next generation standard for memory architecture, GeIL has certainly achieved a milestone by proudly introducing the world, one of the first DDR2 modules. GeIL will have the actual product of DDR2 DRAM successfully running at 533MHz or faster at its full specs for review.
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The Lexmark X2500 All-in-One with Fax and Photo combines fast speed - up to 22 ppm black, 16 ppm color, versatile functionality and brilliant photo quality in one sleek design. Complete tasks effortlessly with 1-touch copy and a 36-bit flatbed scanner. Print borderless photos and create high quality photo projects with Lexmark Imaging Studio. The versatile X2500 All-in-One is great for your home and basic office needs.
Customer Reviews:
The Gillette Principle Applied to Printers.......2007-10-23
While on a vacation trip in the Southeast, I found myself in suden need of a scanner and copier. I'd visited a library and in their archives found a plethora of documents and photos I could use for research. There were so many that paying for copies would have gotten into more money than I wanted to pay, and the librarians had no time for scanning photos.
I decided to buy a cheap printer/scanner/copier, since I already have one at home. Nothing in Circuit City or Best Buy was cheap enough, so I buzzed into Wal-Mart and picked up a Lexmark X2500 (XP certified) for $46.97 plus tax. The choice was mostly by default, since Lexmark was the only brand in the store that was Windows Vista-certified.
Interestingly, the printer came with everything except the black ink cartridge. The color cartridge was there, but a note on the box stated, "Black cartridge sold separately." This reminds me of the King C. Gillette marketing trick of selling shavers at little or no profit in order to create a repeat market for profitable double-edge razor blades.
The cartridge cost $17.97, so in reality I paid about $66 for the printer/scanner. The situation begs the quetion: Is Lexmark selling printers cheap, giving retailers the lion's share of the profit in order to make money on ink cartridges? No doubt they're making money on the carts at the selling price, and it may well be that, as with other Lexmark printers I've owned, they won't last as long as the carts in my HP at home.
At least I'll have an emergency backup printer on hand when the HP gives out. Plus, the X2500 really is small enough to be called portable. Maybe I'll pack it next time I travel by car, just to have it available.
The scanner functions fine, though the software could be easier to use. It seems to have been designed in a hurry. The editing features are limited, so you'll want to have your own editing software. But as a standalone photocopier the machine does a good job, color or B&W. If you do library research and make a lot of copies, this machine is worth it for the copier function alone.
Important note: I was pleased to find that the X2500 operates as a copier without being connected to a computer. That means I don't have a lug a laptop to the library if all I'm doing is photocopies.
--Mike
Uses a lot of Expensive Ink.......2007-08-16
The printer does an adequate job on printing b/w and color. Previously, weused an HP Inkjet that did much better on draft copies and consumed ink at a much slower rate than this printer. Add to this, how expensive the ink is (three cartridges of black equals the cost of the printer) and it's not a real bargain.
I do like the scan feature that can make copies even with the computer turned off. That's time saver for me.
The ink consumption and the way Lexmark keeps you from buying other ink are real drawbacks.
This thing is an ink hog!!!.......2007-08-14
I recently bought this printer due to features and price. While it does a great job, it uses way too much ink. I don't do a lot of printing and I am having to buy ink cartridges on a weekly basis. I had an Epson before this printer and will be going back to the Epson brand.
I personally think that Lexmark is making their printers affordable and then sticking it to you with the ink usage and cost of cartridges. I would not recommend this printer.
I wouldn't, if I were you ..........2007-08-14
I'm living away from home for some months and needed an "all in one". This seemed like the ideal device. HOWEVER:
(1) The drivers include spy software: every time you print, it exchanges network messages to Lexmark, informing them of with your serial number and how much you're printing. It will not print without an internet connection!
I called Lexmark and got into an argument with them. They denied and denied this, but after some time, they finally admitted it.
(2) Changing my firewall from Windows to Zone Alarm rendered the printer nonfunctional, as it relies on direct UDP messages to DNS to do it's dirty work -- it does not use the normal Windows protocols.
(3) Also, there is a cartridge issue. The so-called "Lexmark program" cartridges are a scam. The network data exchanges the printer makes with Lexmark every time you print decide when you've used "enough" ink from the cartridges; the printer is then told to declare the cartridges "empty", whether they're empty or not -- and the printer stops functioning.
Oh, by the way: it prints OK in monochrome, reasonably in color on plain paper. Photo printing is sub par. Scanning is purely for airheads who don't know how to set up a scanner; the controls are very rudimentary, and the driver resets itself to its defaults after each page is scanned.
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You've accumulated hundred or maybe thousands of business cards from trade shows, meetings, or just personal sales calls. They clutter your desk and your drawers, or they sit in little piles held together with rubber bands. When you try to find the one you need, it's never available. Fortunately, relief is here in the form of a business card scanner, a small device that can read the information from your business cards and place it in a contact manager or export it directly to your e-mail. With the Business Card Scanner and it's software, management of business information could not have been easier. Transfer and store your information in a matter of seconds. This ultra-compact business card scanner requires no batteries or external power adapter. It is an ideal peripheral for those who require productivity, mobility and efficiency either in the office environment or on the road. Blue Thunder core technology is its compact sized, high accuracy, multilingual (English, Chinese, German, French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese) Optical Character Recognition (OCR) and Business Card Recognition (BCR) technologies. The three key features are: Compacted Size CodeMobile Multilingual OCR/BCR engine requires small ROM/RAM size which can be easily ported to current PDAs,Pocket PC, mobile phones* and other handheld devices. High Accuracy. Multilingual OCR/BCR engine has obtained high accuracy and fast speed. Multi Languages and Fonts. Multilingual OCR/BCR engines support English, Chinese, German, French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese language in Omnifonts and simplified and traditional Chinese language in major Chinese fonts
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