MS450Cs

Pros: Compact & light, Bright LCD screen, and Skip proof.

Cons: Adequate earphones and hold button hard to actuate.

The Bottom Line: The ipod Nano really works as advertised, it is easy, fun, and exciting to use.

Review: I had been a Mini disc fan for couple of years, when Apple Computers came out with their iPod Mini. Just about every MD forum in the Mini Disc community wondered how Apple's entrance into the portable music player market would impact the entire music ...

Pros: Plenty: Price. Quality of printouts. Duplex printing. Dual feeder. Prints on different paper sizes.

Cons: CD printing is disabled in US units.

The Bottom Line: This is a superb printer at a fabulous price. I highly recommend it!

Review: I selected the iP4300 based on reviews. I purchased it at my local Office Depot. I had heeded the advice of other reviewers and gotten a USB cable; the printer comes without a printer cable. Printer setup and driver installation were all ...

Pros: Great printing Dual paper inputs Large ink tanks Option to print on cd's

Cons: Very slow duplex printing No USB cable included

The Bottom Line: Best bang for the buck and with the option to print cd's, it's a no brainer.

Review: My hp 7760 was getting long in the tooth. Actually I was getting bored with it and decided to get a new printer. A poor reason but what the hey. I looked through all the printer reviews I could find and the ip4300 seemed, if not in the top 3 spots, at ...

Pros: INCREDIBLE PICS.. you want a camera for great pics..

Cons: weight, learning curve(?), initial expense

The Bottom Line: I love this camera, never taken a class in my life- but this camera lets simpletons like me enjoy.. and pros

Review: This has options.. omg sooo many options. The more I started to learn, the more scared I got.. adjusting speed.. I dunno how to do that. But, the good news is if you know how to do that.. it allows you to adjust that. If you don't, like me, you can still ...

Pros: Quiet, Extremely efficient, Totally destroys the documents,CDs, credit cards etc.

Cons: The cool down time(20 min)..needs a larger garbage basket.

The Bottom Line: Buy it and you won't go wrong but shop around for the best price. They very greatly...

Review: I've only had the MS450Cs for about 2 weeks now but it is fantastic. It shreds so fine that no-one could put it together even with a microscope. I bought this to provide the extra security that my old strip shredder wouldn't provide. It is much better ...

Pros: Lightweight camera, beautiful pictures, sharp lenses

Cons: small viewfinder and only 3 focal points

The Bottom Line: A great camera that produces beautiful pictures....and is less than a $1000 for everything...lenses, bag, camera body, 1 GB SD, charger and battery.

Review: I just bought this camera from Costco and love it. Came with the 18-55mm and 55-200mm Nikkor lenses. VERY easy to use and allows for beautiful pictures. Basically, Nikon is trying to give the beginner a medium to use that is novice-oriented, yet ...

Pros: Small, Lightweight, Long battery life. Easy to use. Good looking. Good sound.

Cons: No video support. No bundled charger. Software must be downloaded.

The Bottom Line: The iPod nano is designed for only one major purpose - playing music - but it does this very well, and does it for a very reasonable price.

Review: I have been a happy iPod owner for a few years now. My previous model, an iPod mini, worked great until it accidentally got thrown across the room, after which it stopped working. I decided that I had to immediately replace it. The new 4GB iPod nano ...

Pros: Extended battery life, color choices, aluminum-coated protection, brighter screen

Cons: Battery life still isn't all Apple says it is

Review: The second generation Ipod Nano is a HUGE improvement over the original. Upon its first release, this cute item's flash drive-based memory and smaller size made it the perfect companion for that special person always on-the-go. The issues plaguing the ...

Pros: Great starter DSLR, enough lenses at this time with more to come.

Cons: Did not come with rear LCD clear screen protector.

Review: I bought this camera after a lot of thought and study. It was the old toss up with the canon eos400 and the Nikon D40. Then the D40x was released and I could not be happier. You will get so called pros bagging it due to lack of lens choice, they are ...

Pros: the quality to price equation

Cons: slower than many DSLRs

Review: HUGE jump from point-shoot The D40 for the price is the best deal out there for a starter DSLR. For about the price of a better point-n-shoot you can buy this DSLR & WHAT A DIFFERENCE!! Real photogs will be up in the $2000.00+ price range for ...