Product Description
Easy-to-use with a straightforward design and circuitry, the DVD-1730 delivers crystal-clear, colorful images and audio from all your DVDs and CDs.
Customer Reviews:
Sad experience..........2007-06-04
I bought a Denon 1730 DVD player yeah it was dead in about 45 days from purchase. Tech Support says send it in we will fix it.. after 4 weeks I receive a 'factory refurbished' (laugh) unit that has scratches on it and growls like a pit bull all the time, on ANY disk. Sounds like the motor is unbalanced or has a bad bearing. So after failing to build it (the one I bought) right and then failing to fix it I get one that they failed to build right and they failed to fix AND it has scratches on it. 4 Failures ... not very impressive. What is Denons answer to this? 'Send it back we'll try to fix it again' for an additional 4-6 weeks. I told them I no longer want any of their product and I have asked for my $ back and expect a long fight over that.
Do lemon laws apply in a case like this?
I understand getting a bad product from a good company but how long am I supposed to wait for them to make it right? I bought it 12/31/06 and used it to mid Feb, then used it to March if it decided to work that day.
Tech Support is running through the standard tech script and I am tired of it.
Denon Homey.......2007-05-31
Can't disagree with the other reviewers. This is my second bought specifically for the component and optical options (sorry - no feedback on the HDMI capabilities yet). I am happy with the look, the feel, the onscreen setup and especially with the picture through my Panasonic AE100 projector. Unfortunately I had to pay NZ$370, so at the US$ price you're getting a good bargin for a standard DVD player.
DENON DVD-1730 DVD PLAYER.......2007-03-25
This is my second Denon DVD Player and I was surprised to find out how little it weighs when I picked it up. However, even though it isn't heavy, it still has that Denon quality build. Once I got it connected using a DVD-D to HDMI Cable for Video and a Digital Optical Audio Cable for Audio I was amazed at how clear both the picture and the audio are.
I am using a Samsung DLP Monitor and I was really impressed on how much better the Up-Converting Video (to 720P) is on ALL DVD's that I have tried so far. Today, I tried just playing a CD to see how that does and again, the sound quality is outstanding with the Digital Audio Cable. I would recommend this DVD Player to anyone, especially if they have a HDTV.
A Frustrating Disappointment .......2007-01-20
Having a Denon Receiver, I know first hand the quality of Denon Products. This player lives up to that rep so long as you feed it factory disks. On home recorded movies, it won't reliably read +R DL. Several brands of discs were tried and none of them played 100% of the time. Don't hesitate to buy Denon, it is a great product. However, if you use +R DL discs you might want to consider another player.
Great machine for the price.......2007-01-12
I have my Denon DVD1730 connected to a 1080i LCD HDTV via HDMI cable. Picture quality is tack sharp on upconversion to 1080i. Movies look like candy. For the price it is a great machine.
Product Description
Up to 13 Minute Memory / Selective Save and Erase / Ability to record up to 2 anouncements / LED Message Counter / Time and Date Stamp
Product Description
How far is the pin? How many times have you heard that on the course? The answer is here. The sureshotgps is a compact, hand-held, easy to use GPS (Global Positioning System) device specific to golf. With the option of attaching to your belt, golf cart or buggy, the sureshotgps means never having to look for a distance again. Wherever in the world you play golf, the sureshotgps will allow you to obtain distances from tee to green. Experience the difference with better club selection, speedier play and statistical information per round.
Customer Reviews:
Good but not convenient.......2007-11-28
Summary:
I got my Sureshot about a month ago and tried it out at my local course for the past 3 weeks. First of all, the unit is pretty, color graphics are much nicer than Skycaddie. It loads up fairly quickly and distances are accurate. The unit is fairly easy to learn to use and much of the functions are self explanitory. The included computer software works but it does not offer much more features than the actual GPS unit. The course maps from the main site is crude at best - at least for my 5 courses. You need to alter them significantly which will take 2 to 3 rounds before it is truely representative of you home course. Overall, useful, neat, but not exactly a personal caddie for now. For any electronic goods, it is the software that drives the product and I think Sureshot sort of got it right by including many features that geeky golfers like to use, but they missed out on how the process must seamlessly integrate into playing a round of golf.
GPS System:
The unit is clean, with bright screen visable in daylight. Software loads up quickly and finds the GPS signal easily. Buttons are large and easy to navigate. Standard accessories are ok.
Playing a round is easy. You can measure your club distances by pressing "Mark" button to see yardages. However, it will not save this information. You can either play a round and record your club distances on a piece of paper then perform manual calculation or play in club measure mode and let the unit average your club distances. I think this is a neat feature but would wish that it was integrated into a normal playing feature.
You can map new objects in edit course mode, again you must either be playing or editing course - can't play and edit at the same time. Adding or deleting objects were easy - find the right icon and hold "Mark" button for 10 seconds. However, when you are playing, the icons do not show up according to distance, so first obsticles may be 3 greenside bunkers, while you have 4 fairway bunker and a water in front. Because they don't show up in order, you must reorganize them in your mind. An alternative I've found was to create a whole new course manually, being very sequential about the hazzards. Now, this defeats the whole purpose of downloading course maps don't it.
Greens are measured in front, center and back which were useful in selecting clubs based on pin placement. A drawback is that the measurements are to a specific point from the center of the fairway, so if you are near the green, say 45 yards to the side, the measurements are off by as much as 10 to 15 yards. So stay on the fairways.
Computer Software:
The Analyze program offers useful statistics such as average drive distance, GIR percent, avg putts per hole, save percent. However, it only does it for that specific round. There is no way to get averages of a nummber of rounds to gauge your overall ability. As a tracking tool, this feature is useless.
User set up page allows you to input your club distances so that GPS unit can suggest appropriate club during the round. This recommendation is for the center of green, so you can make adjustments based on pin placement. A neat feature, but make sure that you know your club distances for this feature to work well.
Course management feature allows you to share your data with others. Neat idea, but there is no way for you to know if you are downloading a good data map or a junk. It would have been nice if you can see feedbacks from others - like a five star system.
Everything in one!.......2007-11-28
What an amazing product! I have always wanted to know how I measure up against the pros in the statistics area and with the SureShot I can do that. You can measure the length of all your clubs, track your driving distance averages, greens in regulation, up and downs, sand saves, fairways hit and number of putts. The software the unit comes with allows you to compare your different rounds!
As far as course management goes, the sureshot is like a Professional Caddie's yardage book giving you distances to various hazards and reference points like lay-up points, dog-legs, water hazards and also to carry those points. Not having to look for distance markers is also a bonus! The added function of being able to edit professionally mapped courses is amazing! The unit can also hold up to ten courses which is ideal for us traveling golfers.
I think every golfer should own one of these!
A very happy sureshot user.
Product Description
IBM 7212-1103 DVD-RAM2 Drive
Product Description
Great White Consumer / MultiUse Paper, 3HP, 20LB, 84 Bright, 8-1/2"x11", 500/PK, WE / GWC86702 / Paper works well in copiers, printers and plain paper faxes. Acid-free for permanence. Contains 30 percent post-consumer content. Dependable and versatile. / Great White Multiuse Paper / Copy & Multipurpose White Paper / Paper / General Office Supplies / Paper / Multipurpose and Copy / Sold as 500/PK / Office Supplies
Product Description
8 Port USB & PS/2 KVM Switch with Audio. One console controls up to 8 computers directly, cascades to 3 levels -capable of supporting up to 512 PCs.
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