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Reviewed By: Newegg.com Lover on 11/23/2008 Tech Level: average - Ownership: 1 day to 1 week This user purchased this item from Newegg Pros: 1-Price 2-Light weight 3-Cool changing Blue/red/purple light 4-Size 5-Battery life Cons: I do have a lot of... See more

Reviewed By: Newegg.com Lover on 11/23/2008 Tech Level: average - Ownership: 1 day to 1 week This user purchased this item from Newegg Pros: 1-Price 2-Light weight 3-Cool changing Blue/red/purple light 4-Size 5-Battery life Cons: I do have a lot of static except if phone is on me or really close to me, But it is my first Bluetooth device so i can't tell you if it is worse or better than others Other Thoughts: Calculating the Pros + Cons I am very happy with my purchase Did you find this review helpful? Mixed Reviewed By: on 11/18/2008 Tech Level: high - Ownership: 1 week to 1 month This user purchased this item from Newegg Pros: Extremely great speaker quality and volume. Cons: Extremely poor microphone quality and volume. People can't almost hear me. Surely it must be my unit since most of the people isn't complaining about it. Other Thoughts: I'm using it for listening mp3 music, because it is too expensive to RMA it. Did you find this review helpful? See less

Highlights: $24.99

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Like the original Frontalot logo, only more coquettish. Use these to mark and identify objects that you consider sticker-worthy. Such as "oh, there is my laptop. I see that I decided to put a sticker on it earlier." Never feel confused again.

Like the original Frontalot logo, only more coquettish. Use these to mark and identify objects that you consider sticker-worthy. Such as "oh, there is my laptop. I see that I decided to put a sticker on it earlier." Never feel confused again. See less

Added on 11/28/08

Our fanciest stick-onnable item, featuring a detail of Tony Moore's album cover illustration for the Nerdcore Rising CD, new "3Desque" logo treatment, and 8-bit-style lettering for the subgenre designation. Once again, there are six in your package... See more

Our fanciest stick-onnable item, featuring a detail of Tony Moore's album cover illustration for the Nerdcore Rising CD, new "3Desque" logo treatment, and 8-bit-style lettering for the subgenre designation. Once again, there are six in your package when you have purchased only five. As though angels watch over your mail order activities. See less

Highlights: $1

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The Home Depot has something for everybody. We can send gift cards to you, or mail them directly to your friends and family. Available in amounts between $10 and $500. They never expire and no service fees will ever be charged when purchasing or... See more

The Home Depot has something for everybody. We can send gift cards to you, or mail them directly to your friends and family. Available in amounts between $10 and $500. They never expire and no service fees will ever be charged when purchasing or using a Home Depot gift card. Gift cards may be redeemed at Home Depot stores. If you have questions, check out our gift card FAQs. You may upgrade to next-day shipping during checkout. Gift Cards are redeemable in any of The Home Depot stores. Corporate Orders Need gifts for employees or clients? Our corporate gift card program lets you order cards in bulk. We'll ship your bulk order free. You can order by phone, mail, e-mail or fax. We offer Canadian gift cards, too. For more information about corporate Gift Cards, call 1-800-918-3631 or visit www.homedepotgiftcard.com See less

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You can also order from The Apple Store by calling 1-800-MY-APPLE. Other Stores: * Education * Business * International

You can also order from The Apple Store by calling 1-800-MY-APPLE. Other Stores: * Education * Business * International See less

Added on 11/28/08

The average router comes with four ports you can use to create your own network. Too bad you've got six devices that need to be on your net. But don't throw out your old router and try to buy one with more ports. Buy an eight port switch instead. In... See more

The average router comes with four ports you can use to create your own network. Too bad you've got six devices that need to be on your net. But don't throw out your old router and try to buy one with more ports. Buy an eight port switch instead. In fact, how about this one? Designed to work at 10 Mbps, 100 Mbps, and 1000 Mbps speeds, so it can handle even the fastest traffic currently offered by Ethernet routers. Part of D-Link's “Green Ethernet” line, it's designed for low power requirements, which can get even lower when you have fewer active ports. So you not only use less electricity, you create less heat and your switch lasts longer. To save paper, documentation comes on a CD-ROM disk. If your home or small office is starting to get complicated, expand your local network's capabilities inexpensively with a multi-port switch. Review Summary (read more reviews, write a review) See less

Highlights: $29.99