This box is very cool

I'm using this little projector at home for playing games on ps3, xbox, and watching movies. You need quite a dark room, but the image quality is very good, and HD movies looks awesome.
Unfortunately the remote control is optional, but I'm using a logitech universal control that works awesome with it. This projector is very good value for money, also because of the 20 000 hour bulb life.

WORTH ITS PRICE

Very very dissapointed in the product MP Navigator not compatable with Windows 7 64 byte will not auto scan throws up error (no solution) all future buyers please beware and question the MP Navigator compatability with windows 7 64 bit

I have only rated the product.

I as a gamer,am very impressed with picture quality and clarity on games.3D converter works great and makes the 3D image as crystal clear and real as the quality you get in cinemas.price wise and picture wise......this is the screen for any gamer.only downfall I have however,is u have to be head level with screen for some 3D conversion.but I think that's my settings. definition deserves a 5 star. THANK YOU MECER for not ripping us off like other name brands. MECER all the way.

Great PC Speakers
These took quite awhile to come through Site-To-Store. I have no idea why. They are big speakers, 43mm tall. This would be quite big for you laptop users. But they are perfect for my PC. And, on my PC they sound great! And the on-off and volume controls are convenient to my left hand. I like the quiet so my speakers don't sound tinny or outrageous...they are just right for the music I like. I don't know how I got along without them! Great PC speakers!

Watching movies on it is really good. The surround sound is brilliant especially when watching action and horror films. The speakers provide a lot of power and the upscaling DVD player does show a nice clear and sharp picture.
It looks nice, the set up was fairly easy and produces an overall good punchy sound when watching movies. However, I am a little disappointed in the ability of the speakers when I want to play music. Its not able to play music through all the speakers without compromising the audio quality. I like my music with some oomph at which it is capable of doing, but only through two speakers and the sub. If I want to play through all the speakers, it loses it bass power and music ends up sounding a bit flat. I would like to play music through all speakers with decent bass and I have not figured out if it is possible to do so through the ipod dock or aux cable.
Sometimes the audio does sound a bit boxed in, especially when playing music, whether it be CD, radio or MP3 player. I'm not sure if this is an iPhone/ iPod issue or something that the system just isn't capable of doing. Even when you make adjustments to the audio, it doesn't really have much effect on some audio tracks. Compared to other HT systems, the audio settings are a little bit limited, meaning there isn't much adjustments that can be made. However this could be because I am not as tech savvy as others in this particular area.
The USB on the DVD Player could be better. It doesn't read all media files. I have a mix of memory sticks and hard drives and unfortunately it can only read one of them and is quite selective as to what it wants to play. I personally found the DVD player a little bit big, compared to other DVD players I have at home.

Pros
Fast. Well built with a slick design. Runs almost all Android apps. Supports Adobe Flash 10.1.
Cons
Not enough tablet-centric software. Reflective screen. Slick back.
Bottom Line
With solid, well-designed hardware, the Samsung Galaxy Tab for Sprint is the first viable Android-based competitor to the Apple iPad.

Great looking, great sound and the best price for a HiFi of this qulaity.
Still the best ptice for what I got.

Pros: Neat and light weight, sharp text and images.
Cons: You might have to adjust your display fonts size bigger but that's easy enough.
Other Thoughts: I have this monitor for about 11 months now and love it, especially with windows 7. This is really neat and great little monitor for office or home use, sharp text and images.
(I kept on using my cart monitor due to the fact that most of the LCD's I looked at in stores not being up to par! Not with the HP LE1711 though, it display text and images even better than CRT monitors).
You can't go wrong with this monitor if you are looking for a smaller size LCD with good quality.

I bought a couple monitors for a customer. I ensambled also 2 computers for him, but when I connected the monitor, I liked it so much, I quit from selling the two monitor, and instead I kept one for myself. It has such a great image, I could not resist to have one for me. Really great.

For
Fabulous IPS Panel
Impeccable build quality
Against
So very expensive
Black levels could be better
the HP ZR30W is an awful lot of screen. In fact, it's impressive even before you flick the power switch. It's solidly hewn from quality plastics and sports a cool-feeling brushed alloy bezel surround. Admittedly, the styling is rather corporate, but there's no denying the engineering integrity.
As for image quality, the HP ZR30W absolutely blitzes the Lagom image fidelity test suite. Whether it's white saturation, black tones, colour scales or gradient rendering, the result is the same: excellence. In fact, in those objective tests of image quality, it's slightly more consistent than Dell's U2711.
It's no slouch in the subjective viewing stakes, either. The backlight will burn your retinas when set to full reheat. Despite the sheer power, however, there's absolutely no unwanted backlight bleed around the edges. The panel is extremely uniform.
Colour accuracy is another strong point. Flesh tones in HD video catch out most screens, but the ZR30W handles them with effortless realism. If you're looking for weaknesses, they're aren't many. However, like any IPS screen, absolute black levels aren't all that great. The panel also suffers, but only very slightly, from the characteristic IPS white glow from certain angles.
Those are minor issues that most will see past. However, it's the sheer size of the HP ZR30W that could prove a sticking point. This monitor is so big that at normal viewing distances you have to turn your head to see the extremities.
We liked
Spending this money on a PC processor and your investment will probably be technologically outclassed inside six months. Unload a similar amount on the HP ZR30W and you have several years of stunning visuals ahead of you. This really is an excellent monitor that's very unlikely to be significantly bettered any time soon.
We disliked
If you can't afford a monitor like this, it's best not to even look at one. The image quality is so impressive and the sense of space so luxurious, it will spoil you for normal screens. Should you actually buy one, the only issue that's likely to disappoint are black levels that fall short of the best
Tech Radar review
HP ZR30w monitor

For
Fabulous IPS Panel
Impeccable build quality
Against
So very expensive
Black levels could be better
the HP ZR30W is an awful lot of screen. In fact, it's impressive even before you flick the power switch. It's solidly hewn from quality plastics and sports a cool-feeling brushed alloy bezel surround. Admittedly, the styling is rather corporate, but there's no denying the engineering integrity.
As for image quality, the HP ZR30W absolutely blitzes the Lagom image fidelity test suite. Whether it's white saturation, black tones, colour scales or gradient rendering, the result is the same: excellence. In fact, in those objective tests of image quality, it's slightly more consistent than Dell's U2711.
It's no slouch in the subjective viewing stakes, either. The backlight will burn your retinas when set to full reheat. Despite the sheer power, however, there's absolutely no unwanted backlight bleed around the edges. The panel is extremely uniform.
Colour accuracy is another strong point. Flesh tones in HD video catch out most screens, but the ZR30W handles them with effortless realism. If you're looking for weaknesses, they're aren't many. However, like any IPS screen, absolute black levels aren't all that great. The panel also suffers, but only very slightly, from the characteristic IPS white glow from certain angles.
Those are minor issues that most will see past. However, it's the sheer size of the HP ZR30W that could prove a sticking point. This monitor is so big that at normal viewing distances you have to turn your head to see the extremities.
We liked
Spending this money on a PC processor and your investment will probably be technologically outclassed inside six months. Unload a similar amount on the HP ZR30W and you have several years of stunning visuals ahead of you. This really is an excellent monitor that's very unlikely to be significantly bettered any time soon.
We disliked
If you can't afford a monitor like this, it's best not to even look at one. The image quality is so impressive and the sense of space so luxurious, it will spoil you for normal screens. Should you actually buy one, the only issue that's likely to disappoint are black levels that fall short of the best
Tech Radar review
HP ZR30w monitor

For
Fabulous IPS Panel
Impeccable build quality
Against
So very expensive
Black levels could be better
the HP ZR30W is an awful lot of screen. In fact, it's impressive even before you flick the power switch. It's solidly hewn from quality plastics and sports a cool-feeling brushed alloy bezel surround. Admittedly, the styling is rather corporate, but there's no denying the engineering integrity.
As for image quality, the HP ZR30W absolutely blitzes the Lagom image fidelity test suite. Whether it's white saturation, black tones, colour scales or gradient rendering, the result is the same: excellence. In fact, in those objective tests of image quality, it's slightly more consistent than Dell's U2711.
It's no slouch in the subjective viewing stakes, either. The backlight will burn your retinas when set to full reheat. Despite the sheer power, however, there's absolutely no unwanted backlight bleed around the edges. The panel is extremely uniform.
Colour accuracy is another strong point. Flesh tones in HD video catch out most screens, but the ZR30W handles them with effortless realism. If you're looking for weaknesses, they're aren't many. However, like any IPS screen, absolute black levels aren't all that great. The panel also suffers, but only very slightly, from the characteristic IPS white glow from certain angles.
Those are minor issues that most will see past. However, it's the sheer size of the HP ZR30W that could prove a sticking point. This monitor is so big that at normal viewing distances you have to turn your head to see the extremities.
We liked
Spending this money on a PC processor and your investment will probably be technologically outclassed inside six months. Unload a similar amount on the HP ZR30W and you have several years of stunning visuals ahead of you. This really is an excellent monitor that's very unlikely to be significantly bettered any time soon.
We disliked
If you can't afford a monitor like this, it's best not to even look at one. The image quality is so impressive and the sense of space so luxurious, it will spoil you for normal screens. Should you actually buy one, the only issue that's likely to disappoint are black levels that fall short of the best
Tech Radar review
HP ZR30w monitor

For
Fabulous IPS Panel
Impeccable build quality
Against
So very expensive
Black levels could be better
the HP ZR30W is an awful lot of screen. In fact, it's impressive even before you flick the power switch. It's solidly hewn from quality plastics and sports a cool-feeling brushed alloy bezel surround. Admittedly, the styling is rather corporate, but there's no denying the engineering integrity.
As for image quality, the HP ZR30W absolutely blitzes the Lagom image fidelity test suite. Whether it's white saturation, black tones, colour scales or gradient rendering, the result is the same: excellence. In fact, in those objective tests of image quality, it's slightly more consistent than Dell's U2711.
It's no slouch in the subjective viewing stakes, either. The backlight will burn your retinas when set to full reheat. Despite the sheer power, however, there's absolutely no unwanted backlight bleed around the edges. The panel is extremely uniform.
Colour accuracy is another strong point. Flesh tones in HD video catch out most screens, but the ZR30W handles them with effortless realism. If you're looking for weaknesses, they're aren't many. However, like any IPS screen, absolute black levels aren't all that great. The panel also suffers, but only very slightly, from the characteristic IPS white glow from certain angles.
Those are minor issues that most will see past. However, it's the sheer size of the HP ZR30W that could prove a sticking point. This monitor is so big that at normal viewing distances you have to turn your head to see the extremities.
We liked
Spending this money on a PC processor and your investment will probably be technologically outclassed inside six months. Unload a similar amount on the HP ZR30W and you have several years of stunning visuals ahead of you. This really is an excellent monitor that's very unlikely to be significantly bettered any time soon.
We disliked
If you can't afford a monitor like this, it's best not to even look at one. The image quality is so impressive and the sense of space so luxurious, it will spoil you for normal screens. Should you actually buy one, the only issue that's likely to disappoint are black levels that fall short of the best
Tech Radar review
HP ZR30w monitor

Basic cheap speakers. USB powered. Nothing exceptional.
Pros:
No 220Volts required, the speakers are powered through the USB port. The Audio is via a standard audio jack.
Space savers.
Volume control.
Power control.
Additional Headet connection on right speaker.

Basic cheap speakers. USB powered. Nothing exceptional.
Pros:
No 220Volts required, the speakers are powered through the USB port. The Audio is via a standard audio jack.
Space savers.
Volume control.
Power control.
Additional Headet connection on right speaker.

Well its the price here... Its the best!!

Nice features, but laks in RAM...and it doesn't have Sandy Bridge. But good overall.

This priner scanner copier is a very neat machine, with ONE BIG ISSUE. The scanner size documents are very big. If you can find a editing program to make it smaller..It is a good option, if not...Well....I have been using it for 4 years with no other issues really...I have contactes LEXMARK quit a few times. They weren't really bothered with my issue....

Very well constructed keyboard. Great typing feeling. Bit loud but expected due to it's "mechanical" nature. Great lighting!
Volume controls are too slow and cumbersome - why must I hold down 2 keys to get to the volume controls?
Much too heavy to be comfortable when gaming.
Looks bland compared to what a BF3 version could have looked like. Ordinary in many ways, overpriced.
While it isn't bad my previous Logitech G11 was better - get a logitech they do keyboards better than Razer. Get a razer Deathadder if you want a awesome mouse.

5 rate

I really enjoy the xbox 360 a great play machine. I love the fact the the kinect is able to take voice commands, espically when I am playing a game that doesn't require a controller. I am able to use voice commands to the various things I want it to do, even turing it off. Also through the website I have the option of downloading games directly to the system which is also a very cool thing. It prevents me for having to leave my apt, It can even allow a memory stick to be formatted to it and allow information to be stored there as well. It also has spots for more sticks to allow me for more space. I have yet to play games online, but you can connect it to facebook and conncet with friends there as well. Another great feature of the XBOX. I think the xbox 360 kinect is cool, the wifi on mines is great. I cant wait to buy a router or modem. Once I get it I will be playing 24/7. I hope you buy the xbox 360 kinect 4gb console, easy to set up fantastic graphics well worth its money with or without sensor games are

The Zyxel WHD6215 is good for connecting HDMI TVs to DVD players without wires.
The range is limied to the same room of up to 10 meters and the Zyxel video kit must be in line of sight for this range, which means no walls or cabinets. They still work in close proximity in cupboards.
The WHD6215 is very good for wall mounted TVs because it means no wires need ot be run from the DVD or game console to the TV.
The reveiver can be mounted on a wall as well. It measures 148 x 118.6 x 44.7mm.
The 4 HDMI 1.4a ports on the Zyxel WHD6215 makes it perfect for sharing many 3D players and game consoles on one TV.
It handles 1080p 3D movies, 7.1-channel and 2-channel LPCM, as well as Dolby Digital and DTS signals between (2 to 6 channels) and CEC functionality.
The system consistes of a transmitter, a receiver, a Remote and HDMI cables.
The quality is digital and it is the same quality as if it was wired.
Verdict:
If you have the money and don't want the clutter of wires running up your wall to your TV, get it!

Excellent low light camera. The image quality and colour is excellent, even for a low resolution camera.
Night vision is wow even without Infra Red (works with just ambient lights).
I highly recommend the Vivotek IP8330 security camera for areas which require night monitoring.
The disadvanatge is the really bad and nightmare setup screens. All the menus are interlinked in such a way that I had to email the supplier for help on setting the IP8330 camera up. There is no firmware upgrade available.
I notice that there is now a 1 Megapixel IP8332 camera, I hope they improved the setup screens.
The camera has a SD card slot for when the network goes off, which is great. Problem though, it won't use the SD if any network is present, even if it stops recording. A small annoyance.
The Vivotek IP8332 can record to the SD card, or to a external drive (SAMBA), to FTP. It also allows DDNS - good!
It is suppose to send email alerts, but I still have not figured this out (thanks to the complicated setup screens!)

Slightly dissapointing with the night vision when compared to the Vivotek VI-IP8330. To be fair, the VI-IP8330 is a low light camera and the night vision is excellent, even without Infra Red.

The built-in Infra red is good for a few meters. A seperate Infra Red is required for long distances. I purcahsed the EB IRL-50 which is good to about 50metres.

Positive is that the FD8134V is a true 1Mpixel Camera, so the detail is excellent. The options on the setup is better than the IP8330, which is a nightmare.

The UP8134V has very Good daytime colour.

The Vandal proof case is quite interesting. It always a certain amount of time before the email is sent.

The UP8134V has a very good weatherproof casing. Seals tight.

The UP8134V can be wall mounted or ceiling mounted. Wall mounting limits the angle the camera can be adjusted, it is either up or down or if you are clever enough to tilt the camera, just left or right. The reason is that adjusting the camera on a wall, tilts the image. Works on ceiling mounts.

Great quality resolution, plays my movies off my hard drive via the USB port on the built-in media player. Works great with high resolution movies, 2D to 3D converter works great.

it is quite good than i expectet....really like this ........i think it is more faster & best than the micromax dongule.

They are very uncomfortable, even on the smallest head. The foam is whisper thin and your ears start hurting almost immediately. There are plenty of better quality, cheaper headsets available.

Excellent motherboard.

tank you to this prodect i bought it

This is a good entry level camera with a good price. [Advertising removed]

How do I network my computers through my house wires, and do these things really work?
[admin: You use Power Line Network devices such as this one, and they work.
Wireless is good for home users, but signals degrade over distance and speeds slow down the further away you move from the wireless hardware, a power line network almost always offers better performance over the same distance in a building, because unlike wireless, they work through walls.
You can also connect an Access Point as a Wireless Universal Repeater in your house if you find that the wireless signal is weak, however, but with this solution, speeds may still be very slow.
Another best of both world solution is to use a Power line network with an Access Point, which offers wireless connectivity in the house and still gives you the speed you need. end admin comment]

The graphics card is great its self for low budget gamers [advertising removed - product does not exist on referred website]. It should play all games at high graphics perfectly if you have a good enough cpu eg. The intel core 2 duo 3.0ghz it will work with most cpus but it might be limited by it.

Works well in my house. From room to room I got consistent rates of about 150Mbps. I could not get 200Mbps even on the same plug. It dropped to 50Mbps, and 21Mbps when connected through protected extension cords. Canyon recommends not to use these.
21Mbps is good enough for Internet but not video or copying files. The network is 100Mbps so the additional 50Mbps will improve speed when you have 3 or more power networks in the house.
Performance was good.
QoS can be set for VoiP, Video/audio or gaming. I set mine to video as this was my main use.
The best part is that it requires no setup to get going, the IPs just work with your existing network, BUT I had to set the Passwords on every point (from a PC). I am not sure if this is a requirement, but I think it is required for it to auto-connect each time you unplug the point. I have 3 points, it was easy to do, but if you have many points, then it will be an exercise.
Thank you ComX for my Canyon Power line Network. I love it.

guys its been a week usin my new msi n210 1gb. Its great in quality and added to it has many gpu features,its the only budget gaming card with cooler fan. I hav played sniper ghost warrior. . Quality s stunning...

I have a c160 logitech webcam..and it does not have 640 by 480 resoultion because in my yahoo messenger, i have a small picture from my webcam,,and ive tried many software downloads and i cant even get a larger pic..so if they have nay software programs for this,, they should make one because you can barely see the picture...
[admin: Yahoo Messenger has been tested with a resolution of 640 x 480, and this webcam has a resolution of 640 x 480. The image that appears on the bottom right hand side of Yahoo messenger is a preview image of your own webcam. It is a miniature preview, this is standard on all webcams]

I have only rated the product.

Connect with WD MEDIA player and U acn watch DIVX movies.

Is the Western Digital Live compatible with 3TB or 4TB drives?
UPGRADE FIRMWARE!
It is compatible over the network and with the latest firmware upgrade.
Problem:
After connecting a drive greater than 2 TB to a WD TV Live Hub Media Center, WD TV Live Plus HD Media Player, or WD TV Live HD Media Player the data on the drive appears to have been damaged and can no longer be accessed by either the WD TV Live product or a computer.

Cause:
In some older versions of the firmware for these devices, we have found that connecting drives larger than 2 TB can cause corruption to the data, or damage to the partition. Dual drives and network products larger than 2 TB are not affected by this issue and can continue to be used with our WD TV product line, regardless of what firmware is in use.
Solution:
This issue was resolved in a firmware update for each device. Please make sure to update the firmware of your WD TV product to the versions listed in the table below prior to connecting a drive larger than 2 TB in size.

Is the Western Digital Live compatible with 3TB or 4TB drives?
UPGRADE FIRMWARE!
It is compatible over the network and with the latest firmware upgrade.
Problem:
After connecting a drive greater than 2 TB to a WD TV Live Hub Media Center, WD TV Live Plus HD Media Player, or WD TV Live HD Media Player the data on the drive appears to have been damaged and can no longer be accessed by either the WD TV Live product or a computer.

Cause:
In some older versions of the firmware for these devices, we have found that connecting drives larger than 2 TB can cause corruption to the data, or damage to the partition. Dual drives and network products larger than 2 TB are not affected by this issue and can continue to be used with our WD TV product line, regardless of what firmware is in use.
Solution:
This issue was resolved in a firmware update for each device. Please make sure to update the firmware of your WD TV product to the versions listed in the table below prior to connecting a drive larger than 2 TB in size.

Is the Western Digital Live compatible with 3TB or 4TB drives?
UPGRADE FIRMWARE!
It is compatible over the network and with the latest firmware upgrade.
Problem:
After connecting a drive greater than 2 TB to a WD TV Live Hub Media Center, WD TV Live Plus HD Media Player, or WD TV Live HD Media Player the data on the drive appears to have been damaged and can no longer be accessed by either the WD TV Live product or a computer.

Cause:
In some older versions of the firmware for these devices, we have found that connecting drives larger than 2 TB can cause corruption to the data, or damage to the partition. Dual drives and network products larger than 2 TB are not affected by this issue and can continue to be used with our WD TV product line, regardless of what firmware is in use.
Solution:
This issue was resolved in a firmware update for each device. Please make sure to update the firmware of your WD TV product to the versions listed in the table below prior to connecting a drive larger than 2 TB in size.

Is the Western Digital Live compatible with 3TB or 4TB drives?
UPGRADE FIRMWARE!
It is compatible over the network and with the latest firmware upgrade.
Problem:
After connecting a drive greater than 2 TB to a WD TV Live Hub Media Center, WD TV Live Plus HD Media Player, or WD TV Live HD Media Player the data on the drive appears to have been damaged and can no longer be accessed by either the WD TV Live product or a computer.

Cause:
In some older versions of the firmware for these devices, we have found that connecting drives larger than 2 TB can cause corruption to the data, or damage to the partition. Dual drives and network products larger than 2 TB are not affected by this issue and can continue to be used with our WD TV product line, regardless of what firmware is in use.
Solution:
This issue was resolved in a firmware update for each device. Please make sure to update the firmware of your WD TV product to the versions listed in the table below prior to connecting a drive larger than 2 TB in size.

Is the Western Digital Live compatible with 3TB or 4TB drives?
UPGRADE FIRMWARE!
It is compatible over the network and with the latest firmware upgrade.
Problem:
After connecting a drive greater than 2 TB to a WD TV Live Hub Media Center, WD TV Live Plus HD Media Player, or WD TV Live HD Media Player the data on the drive appears to have been damaged and can no longer be accessed by either the WD TV Live product or a computer.

Cause:
In some older versions of the firmware for these devices, we have found that connecting drives larger than 2 TB can cause corruption to the data, or damage to the partition. Dual drives and network products larger than 2 TB are not affected by this issue and can continue to be used with our WD TV product line, regardless of what firmware is in use.
Solution:
This issue was resolved in a firmware update for each device. Please make sure to update the firmware of your WD TV product to the versions listed in the table below prior to connecting a drive larger than 2 TB in size.

Is the Western Digital Live compatible with 3TB or 4TB drives?
UPGRADE FIRMWARE!
It is compatible over the network and with the latest firmware upgrade.
Problem:
After connecting a drive greater than 2 TB to a WD TV Live Hub Media Center, WD TV Live Plus HD Media Player, or WD TV Live HD Media Player the data on the drive appears to have been damaged and can no longer be accessed by either the WD TV Live product or a computer.

Cause:
In some older versions of the firmware for these devices, we have found that connecting drives larger than 2 TB can cause corruption to the data, or damage to the partition. Dual drives and network products larger than 2 TB are not affected by this issue and can continue to be used with our WD TV product line, regardless of what firmware is in use.
Solution:
This issue was resolved in a firmware update for each device. Please make sure to update the firmware of your WD TV product to the versions listed in the table below prior to connecting a drive larger than 2 TB in size.

After surfing the internet to see which product to buy, I found the LG HX300G to stand out among the rest in that particular price group. I bought it, installed it as a permanent fixture and am happy. I rate it better than buying an expensive LED or 3D TV and would recommend anybody to rather consider buying this instead (if you have the area or room for it)I sized it to 102" and will probably never visit the cinema again. My kids love it. Just waiting for Rugby World Cup to start now.

I have only rated the product.

Best choice

Great speakers and great sound.LB and RB Wires are realy short and i cant fit them anywhere.