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10/28/2011

Belkin Bluetooth PDA and PC Adapter Combo Card (F8T006-PC) Review

Belkin Bluetooth PDA and PC Adapter Combo Card
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I didn't do enough research on the product before I ordered it.It doesn't support the native Windows XP Blue Tooth drivers provided by Microsoft and the drivers provided by Belkin are not 100% compatible with some of the newer Bluetooth devices available.The only way to get it to work at all is to run the full install from the Belkin CD and it disables the Windows Bluetooth services and replaces them with Belkin services rather than just providing a driver that works with the native windows Bluetooth services.This is most likely because this device has been around since before Microsoft released support for Bluetooth technology.It would be nice if Belkin released an updated driver but they haven't..

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Product Description:
Item #: BLKF8T006PC. PDA Adapter Card
Synchronize your PDA on the fly without use of a sync cable. Card allows Pocket PC to access devices enabled with Bluetooth® v1.1, such as desktop PCs, printers and mobile phones. Insert card in your CompactFlash Type 1 slot to e-mail, print, transfer files and exchange business cards from your Pocket PC. Works up to 10 meters. Manufacturer's two-year warranty.

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9/26/2011

Dynex - 1.3MP Webcam Review

Dynex - 1.3MP Webcam
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bought this for my mac mini, plugged it in and there it was! works great in low light, better than my more expensice logitech webcam. no problemo!!! can't beat it for the price

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Image sensor; video capture 1280 x 1024 Still image capture up to interpolated Smart Face Tracking keeps the focus on your face Built-in microphone Works with most instant messenger services Snapshot button allows you to capture an image on the screen 3-way base attaches to your flat panel or laptop displays or sits on your desk High-speed USB 2.0 connection for smooth video capture 4.9' cable included PC and Mac compatible.

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7/26/2011

Slimline Micro Pc Case 350PS Review

Slimline Micro Pc Case 350PS
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Prior to this I've only built one PC from scratch. This time I wanted something smaller than the mini-tower I previously used. I also wanted something quiet.

This unit is shiny, and it's hard to discern in the photos the colors. This (or at least mine) has a dull silver front surrounded by a chromed-plastic bezel and a glossy piano-black case.

There is no doubt that the interior is cramped when installing items, but that's to be expected in a case this size.

There is a very small misalignment between the DVD/CD player and the front, which I've seen mentioned in other reviews. This is very minor, and while I was initially annoyed when building the PC, in use I just don't notice it.

I do wish the case had a firewire port in the front for transferring movies from our camcorder to the PC. There's a port in the back though, and the inconvenience is minor.

The case and power supply fans are really pretty quiet. Of course, this is all relative to what one individual believes quiet is. Each will have their own opinion. All I can say is that with the unit sitting on the floor next to me (I use the stands and have it vertical), I really can't hear it over the ambient noise in the house. I have the included case fan set to low (it has a little switch for low, med and hi), which seems to provide more than adequate cooling. In the future I may purchase a different fan with a speed sensor and connect it to the motherboard to take advantage of some automatic fan settings.

I thought I had a defective DVD player for a bit since the unit sounded like a jet preparing for takeoff when the player would spin-up. It turns out that moving the mounting feet (only used when mounting the case vertically) around greatly affect the vibration of the case. Just by spreading the feet out a bit the whole thing has quieted down nicely. To make it any better I'll have to open the case back up and put some felt pads or something between some of the sheet metal items. As-is though, I'm fine with it.

Overall, I like this case and would definitely purchase it again.

For reference, here's what I've used, and after a month seems to work excellently:

-Motherboard: Asus M3A78-EM.
-Ram: Kingston KHX6400D2/2GR (x2 for 4GB- can buy 2 more to upgrade someday, which will then max out the motherboard at 8GB).
-CPU: AMD ADV60000DOBOX Athlon 64 X2 6000 3.1GHz Socket AM2 Dual-Core processor.
-DVD: ASUS DRW-20B1LT 20X DVD