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Compatible with digital camera models: Pentax Optio X, Optio WP, Optio WPi, Optio S Series, Optio S, Optio S4, Optio S4i, Optio S5n, Optio S5i, Optio S5z, Optio S6, Optio SV, Optio SVi . Charges Pentax D-Li8 battery.
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The RadTech BT100 rechargeable Bluetooth mouse makes a great addition to your digital arsenal. This ruggedly built, small and lightweight BT wireless mouse packs such a solid productivity punch, you'll never want to be without it! The BT100 combines 3-button control, ultra-precise 800 dpi optical tracking, NiMH rechargeable batteries and in-mouse fast-charging via an included USB cable.
Never get stranded with dead batteries again: Simply attach the included USB charging cable to your computer and the included NiMH batteries begin charging while you continue working. BT100's scroll wheel doubles as a charge status indicator and cell life is extended while powered on thanks to the BT100's power-saving sleep mode.
Weighing in at a luggage-friendly 66 grams with batteries, the BT100 won't add to your load. Cell life is extended thanks to the BT100's smart power-saving sleep mode - click a button or move the mouse while in sleep mode and the connection is seamlessly restored in seconds. An easily accessible power switch, located on the underside, allows the device to be powered down for extended periods of non-use.
Easy Set-up: Connecting the BT100 is simple - no drivers needed for Mac or PC - All mouse buttons are fully application assignable with no additional software. Install RadTech's free RadMouse configuration driver for Mac OS X, or use Highresolution Enterprises' X-Mouse Button Control for Windows and take complete control of your digital domain.
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The most powerful game controller on the planet! Gravis Xterminator is Kensington's affordable 'all-in-one' digital, programmable game controller that gives you unparalleled precision and control at your fingertips. It includes an enhanced 8-way digital directional pad, which puts you in complete control for high-speed action and digital control for accuracy and programmability, and an 8-way point-of-view switch which changes your weapon or perspective. Xterminator looks and functions like a game pad, but also comes with the additional functionality of a joystick.The Gravis Xterminator Gamepad has 11 conveniently placed buttons: 2 digital triggers, 1 hot set switch button, 6 primary, strategic buttons, and your start and select buttons launching you right into game play, and providing you with all the firepower you need, and more. It is IBM, Windows 95/98 compatible, features a comfortable design and connects to a 15-pin game port.
Customer Reviews:
Excellent!! No doubt the best PC gamepad ever manufacturered.......2004-05-22
I only wish that Gravis will get it through their heads and design a new gamepad based off of this one. No gamepad has neared it's quality. I just wish these were still manufactured! :(
The reviewer directly below this review incorrectly states that the gamepad can only do 4-way directional instead of 8-way. When in fact it does both. The software for this gamepad allows you to configure both the d-pad and the analog stick to work as an 8-way or 4-way.
If anyone from Gravis is reading this, please hear me out!!
Amazing Control Pad, but..........2003-03-03
I agree with everything said above, but the only downside is that the control stick only goes 4 dir., not the 8 dir. (U,D,L,R,UL,UR,DL,DR)
Good hardware, crap software.......2001-10-01
The Xterminator Digital is one cool gamepad. It could be slightly more ergonomic, but is really no less so than most gamepads on the market. The gamepad has more buttons and controls than any other gamepad I've ever seen and can be used to control anything from an arcade hockey game to a flight simulator.
It's a shame, then, that Gravis can't support it with usable software. The software is plain bad: It has a skin that doesn't fit within a 640x480 resolution screen, so if you happen to want to use it on a kiddy computer, you're out of luck. The skin is a memory hog. The control program itself runs sporadically; sometimes it will support your programmed commands within a game and sometimes it won't. The installation instructions are useless and it is a trial-and-error process to get the software to work at all. Plus, Gravis is terrible about providing updates. The original software was incompatable with DirectX 7 and it was months before a fix was available. The latest software seems to work with DirectX 8, but is still a memory hog. I've given up on Gravis and am currently looking for another gamepad.
By far the BEST game pad out.......2001-03-28
I have be thourghly impressed with this gamepad. It works with ANY game because it comes with keyboard emulation software which allows you to program each and every button on a gamepad to any key or combination of keys on the keyboard. This allows to you to use the pad with virtually any game that you may have. This saves a lot of headache because you don't have to waste time trying to configure your pad in the game...(ie. MS) to work with a particular game.
The updated Gravis Xperience software is outstanding, it loads very fast and it allows you to create gamesets on your game pad(s) to any game that you have on your computer. It even has a fairly large list of gamesets already made for you. There is also a window in the user interface that displays the picture of all gravis controllers that you have on your computer. And there is a also a larger diagram of your controller that lists every button you can program. For example on mine I have my two game pad pros (one black and one white), Xterminator Dual Shock, and of course the Xterminator Digital Game pad. And guess what? the interface actually shows the two game pad pros in their right colors!! This may seem like a minute detail, but trust me its real refreshing that there are still companies out that pay attention to every detail and try their hardest to release software with a little bugs as possible. Programming a gameset to your gamepad is as simple as point and click, everything is very detailed and it is almost impossible to not know what you are doing. Just click on the picture of the game pad you want to program, then click on each button to program a keyboard key to it. Of course you still can use the game pad as a joystick, but I perfer setting it up the way I want it set up and im sure you would agree.
The only bad things I can say I experiences with this pad are:
1) the Xperience software that comes in the box is out of date and it is VERY difficult to get it to work in all of your games. However, gravis does have the most current version on their website which is available for free download. The newer version is much better and I haven't had any problems since downloading it.
2) This is my third replacement pad because the first two seemed to develop shorts in the wires which causes Windows not to be able to recognize the controller correctly. I haven't had any problems since then so I guess I must have gotten a couple of defective ones.
conclusion: gravis in my opinion make the best controllers out there by far. No-one even comes close in the ease of use, the power it gives you and compatibility with virtually all of your games. Their software is awesome!! It was very user friendly and was developed very well. Other game pad manufactuers should take a hint from Gravis and release quality products for a change. My other 3 game pads are also Gravis and as long as Gravis continues to make excellent products, I will continue to buy from them and only them.
The Best I've used.......2000-12-03
I like this gamepad because it gives you control of any game any way you could want it. Every button is nicely placed and can do just about anything. You also can configure the pad to act as a mouse(very handy). Also has controls that give you full presion control when you need it.
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Iomega provides personal storage solutions that help people manage their important information - anywhere. Iomega is the leading manufacturer of smart, portable storage solutions. Iomega's award winning products are preferred by millions of computer users for sharing, transporting, sorting and backing-up their critical information.Extra SCSI cable for Zip will make your life eassier: get one cable for home and one for work and just transport your drive.
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Portable CD Case - 16 CD Case - Graphite Gray/Black
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Rubber armor coated. Ruby red lens. Includes gift box.
Customer Reviews:
Hmmm...Humvee or Vivitar?.......2007-11-22
These are not great binoculars. Alignment is so-so, focusing is mushy, resolution at more than about 50 yards is surprisingly bad (what, did the makers think you'd spend all your time looking at stuff on the other side of the yard?). Twenty power is more than you typically find on a binoculars of less than 80mm objective diameter, and there's a reason--the field of view is claustrophobic. It feels like looking down a long narrow tube instead of the usual "you are there" feeling you get with binoculars. Finally, they're heavy as heck. I have owned other 50mm binoculars, and these are beasts. I suppose that represents the Hummer ethos. There's a comparison to be made here to those lots full of Hummer SUVs that are not being sold while Japanese hybrids sell like hotcakes, but I'll let you figure it out.
For some reason, the neck strap that came with these binoculars is really short. When I let it out as far as it will go, I still have to take my glasses off to the strap over my head.
Oddly enough, I bought some radically cheap Vivitar 50mm binoculars recently just to noodle around with. They were so atrociously bad I ended up disassembling them and using some of the optical components in other projects. I couldn't help but notice that these "Humvee" binoculars came in identical packaging to the Vivitars, right down to the little resealable bag with the lens cleaning cloth and neck strap inside, and the material and plastic parts of the neck strap itself. The only difference in the whole package is the stuff printed on the box. The Humvees are more solidly built, in that some parts that were plastic on the Vivitars are metal on the Humvees, and they work better, but it still makes me wonder if these are just high-end Vivitars (i.e., barely functional trash, as opposed to regular Vivitars, which are non-functional trash) with a different name slapped on.
These are not all bad--50mm is a lot of aperture and 20x is a lot of magnification. They do gather a lot of light, and the magnification is nice for some things. Star clusters look like clusters of stars instead of bits of fuzz. And these include a threaded well for attaching a tripod adapter, which was absent on the Vivitars. That's a nice feature that I will take advantage of, because holding these up gets tiring pretty quickly. So these aren't worthless...they just aren't very good.
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Rubber armor coated. Includes gift box
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