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Camcorder Battery Charger Ultra fast camcorder battery charger with AC adapter and DC adapter. Can be used from wall plug or cigarette lighter. Our products are guaranteed to meet or exceed original OEM specifications.
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Enjoy freedom from repetitive tasks when you assign them to the ValuMouse 3 Button's third button. Free, easy-to-use software lets you customize such tasks as double-click, scroll and more. The sleek, symmetrical design feels good and fits the hand comfortably for both left-and right-handed users. ValuMouse 3 Button works with either PS/2 or serial ports.
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Micron Technology is one of the world's leading providers of advanced semiconductor solutions. Micron's DRAM and Flash components are used in today's most advanced computing, networking, and communications products, including computers, workstations, servers, cell phones, wireless devices, digital cameras, and gaming systems. Micron's mission is to be the most efficient and innovative global provider of semiconductor solutions.
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Hawking Technology is a leading manufacturer and marketer of connectivity solutions for home, workgroup, and corporate users around the world. Backed by years of experience in the networking industry, Hawking is committed to providing the highest quality products at the most reasonable prices. With a wide variety of networking goods, Hawking is sure to provide the right product for your networking needs.s.needs.
Customer Reviews:
Works well for Windows and KVM.......2007-12-20
I have used many of these repeatedly to solve connectivity issues with KVM's. No issues.
Doesn't work on a Sun system.......2006-12-08
Bought this to use with a Sun Blade 1000. The mouse simply does not work with a Sun system. After email exchanges with Hawking, they admitted that the Sun support did not really exist.
PS2 to USB keyboard/mouse adapter.......2005-09-02
This item works great and allows the use of legacy keyboards/mice with usb ports.
Why bother?.......2005-01-25
I was given one of these so I could use a PS/2 keyboard with my laptop. I thought I had a defective keyboard because keypresses were getting dropped. I would type the word "TYPEWRITER" and get "TPEWITER," which is very, very frustrating. I switched to a different keyboard, but got the same result. The keyboard would also appear to stop working, which turned out to be a stuck CTRL key, or other keys would stick. This was on two perfectly fine keyboards. Finally, I went out and bought a real USB keyboard, ViewSonic BM-KU-206, for about $14, and all my problems disappeared. The only conclusion is that this adapter doesn't work very well. Because you can buy the same keyboard I bought for $1-2 more, the question is why would you bother with this adapter?
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These are colored CD paper display sleeves. They measure 5" x 4-7/8" with a 1-1/8" flap, or 127mm x 123.82mm with a 28.58mm flap. The sleeves have a plastic window for easy viewing of the disc. The flap can be held closed by a piece of tape, or you can tuck it in the back. Perfect for easy opening and still protects the CD from dust! This is the perfect item for condensing space and storing your CDs, DVDs, Media Discs and Playstation Games in. OTHER QUANTITY PRICE BREAKS AVAILABLE - PLEASE CHECK OUT OUR OTHER ITEMS OR DROP US AN EMAIL! ALSO AVAILABLE IN WHITE, OR OTHER COLORS! CHECK OUT OUR OTHER ITEMS!
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DON'T BUY THIS - NO VIEW FINDER!.......2007-02-08
I've had this camera for years and don't use it because
I can't see what I'm shooting! The LCD screen is washed
out from the light of day. NEVER BUY A CAMERA THAT
DOES NOT HAVE A VIEW FINDER ALONG WITH THE LCD
SCREEN! When I first bought the camera I thought it had
a view finder and ended up keeping it too long before
I could really determine that I needed one. By that time
I couldn't return the camera! I think Sony deliberately
omits this information on all cameras in order to sell
those with LCD screens that don't have view finders.
Wouldn't you know it, SONY upgraded this
model with a 5 pixel WITH a VIEW FINDER! This seems
to be a problem with SONY. There are just too many
different models that Sony should retire (pull and
take the loss) instead of confusing loyal customers
and selling out dated and techno defective products
to a public that still tends to trust the SONY Brand.
I think my next digital camera will be a Cannon!
Nice camera, a few limitations.......2002-11-01
I bought this camera a little over a year ago, when I was doing a summer internship in the Albany area. I had been going out on nature outings with the other interns, and wanted a way to share my experiences with the folks back home. Over the last year I've taken my 505V on hiking trips, trips into caves and even on a diving trip, where I took some pics before getting in the water. Here are my observations from my experiences.
First of all. NEAT camera! It looks like something Captain Kirk would use to snap pictures of the orange-skied planets he used to visit! The controls are laid out well, so that buttons and things are under one's fingers when he holds the camera, and the menu system is simple enough to use. I did not notice any loss of sharpness around the edges of the frame; the Zeiss-designed lens, mounted well away from the heat-producing CCD, probably has something to do with this. The controls permit some simple Real Camera-type manipulations: several shutter speeds, several exposure times, that sort of thing, but there aren't nearly as many tweakable settings, or as much range, as there would be in a film camera. The 505V is designed to be used as a waist-level camera, and shots taken this way should be composed with this in mind. The front of the lens is threaded for standard filters (don't recall the size offhand), obtainable at a photo store. A UV filter to protect the lens and a polarizing filter for outdoor shots of sky and clouds might be a couple of good things to consider.
As did several of the other reviewers, I have had problems getting good pictures in low-light conditions. Perhaps the CCD is not sensitive enough, or the shutter is held open too long for hand-holding, but low-light pics tend to come out blurry. The built-in flash is, of course, too close to the lens, though that's a problem with any camera whose flash is mounted right on the body. Last, the 505V is big. I've had it in some rather surprising places, but it was an effort to take it out of its case and put it back for every picture. I am considering getting a simple, compact digicam as an auxilliary adventure camera for spontaneous shots or narrow cave passages, though I do not anticipate the new camera replacing my 505.
I have bought a PCMCIA card for plugging the Memory Stick into my laptop (heh! I can mount it as a Linux filesystem and not have to touch any Windows software at all!), an extra battery, and of course, a bigger Memory Stick than the 8M one that came with the camera. I have also purchased a small Pelican case from the dive shop, so that I can get my pack wet or drop it onto hard places (or fall and land on it, as has also happened a few times), and not worry about damaging my camera. The Pelican case also fits an extra battery and as many Memory Sticks as I care to take along, and is thus a Good Thing.
Great curves and handling.......2002-05-24
I like the camera very much. What is especially nice about it is the size. Yes it is rather large, but that is a plus when you are a large handed person and this is one of the most comfortable cameras that I have tried out to handle. The buttons aren't microscopic and the lens makes a pleasant handhold also. Smaller is not always better.
The one thing I do not care for is the response time when taking a picture and also when viewing pictures that have been taken. The camera also tends to get a little testy when you try to do close ups.
Otherwise, lovely.
Pros and Cons of the DSC-F505V.......2002-01-06
This is a really good camera, but there are some drawbacks.
The large lens and overall design fits well in you hands, if you have small hands. The 505's image quality is very good and often opt for the lower resolution images (1856x1392). The low light capabilities are quite good, but you end up having to take one or two shots before finding the best as there is no enhancement of the LCD image prior to a shot. It is sometimes difficult to target with the camera unless you are used to the LCD screen. The menu system is very easy to navigate and allows you to do almost everything you need w/o the use of the computer. Despite the limited (~65min) battery, it is adequate to fill a 64 or 128Mb Memory Stick through normal use. A second battery along with the charger can keep you shooting all day long or as long as your memory holds out. As with any Sony product, the memory will cost you more but go to Synchrotech.com and they have good prices. The flash on the 505 is excellent. At its highest setting, it can easily penetrate 16-20ft.
Because of the 505's odd shape, it can be a challenge finding a good case for it other than the custom Sony case. I ended up with a Cascade Pack (#66009) a part of the MULTI pack series by MRock. Everything I need (camera, extra memory, extra battery, A/C battery charger and cables) will fit into this case and the overall size isn't much more than the camera itself.
Many of the people I work with wouldn't buy this camera as it is more camera than they need. The 505V is really for someone who wants more control of their shots than the simple point and shoot cameras that are out there, but the 505 does have that ability.
comparison to 35mm photography.......2001-12-14
Ive been a photographer for a number of years and when I decided to change my equipment I thought serously about digital cameras.
Being a graphic artist I and working with design in photoshop I found that this camera really suited my needs with its versitality.
One problem I found was that in low light situations I found that the lcd screen was too dark for my liking.
If any one out there found a way around this please let me know, I will apreaciate this.
Also flash seems to be not strong enought for group situations.
the little trigger buttons are sometimes being missed
But i would not swap this beauty for anything else except for the sony 707.
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Designed by hunters for hunters, Bushnell Legend binoculars offer outstanding optical quality and state-of-the-art technology. PC-3 phase coated BAK-4 prisms, Rainguard and fully multi-coated optics offer superior optical resolution and performance - even in inclement weather. O-ring sealed and nitrogen-purged for complete water and fog protection. Features long eye relief and patented twist-up eyecups for eyeglass wearers. Non-slip ergonomic rubber armoring provides a secure grip. Rugged carrying case and neck strap included.Specifications:- Magnification x Obj Lens: 10x42- Size Class: Standard- Focus System: Center- Prism System: Roof- Prism Glass: BaK-4- Lens Coating: Fully Multi- Field of View (ft. @ 1000yds): 315- Close Focus(feet): 6- Exit Pupil (mm): 4.2- Eye Relief: 15- Eyecups: Twist Up- Weight(Ounces): 24.9- Water/Fog Proof: Yes- Adapt to Tripod: Yes
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