Electronics Reviews

T Bear - (January 16, 2008) Features I would like to see added: 1. TV out support for free vice $100+ for additional "optional" equipment. 2. Wi-Fi - wireless synching. 3. Hard drive like capability like all other iPods. 4. Open source code access. 5. Software and game development access other than Apple. 6. Zune like sharing between iPods. 7. Ability to create playlists on the iPod itself. 8. Ability to delete viewed video directly from the iPod. 9. Capability to delete music directly from the iPod. 10. iPod connection via existing port to external storage devices. Right now iPod touch is hardware and software capability locked. Steve Jobs / Apple should o

chitowndave - (July 30, 2004) I bought this third generation DLP after a long hard search for the "perfect" HDTV. Plasma's expense and burn in problems (I watch FOX and CNBC often) just worried me too much, and LCDs looked good but not like this. Almost bought an EDTV 42" Samsung plasma because of the cost and the 2 year standard warranty, but I knew I would eventually wonder about a full blown HDTV and would buy one in a few years to replace it. I consider this set a way to avoid that step. I was also worried about the salesmans desire to take it out of the box before I bought it and confirm that it worked - and he stressed about not tilting the set past 90 degrees - this had me concerned about how fragile it was.

vtmchris - (March 28, 2005) Research: I've been looking for two years for a gps device for my car. An upcoming move to a new area added new focus to the search. I started looking at the Magellan Roadmate 700 because of the complete US mapping (I like the idea of just getting in the car and taking off without having to download maps). Magellan's reviews on PiceGrabber were positive but no one offered comparisons to other gps devices. The reviews for Garmin, however, were much stronger. Some people specifically compared the StreetPilot 2620 to Magellan noting the business directory and other features that Garmin offers that Magellan had not yet addressed. While considering Garmin StreetPilot 2620 I noticed the many

delvidge - (02/10/2012) Cant touch it for the price. Have owned Sony and Toshiba Lcd in the past. The peoples reviews on the sound quaulitys is a joke. Its as good as most Lcds. If you dont like it hook it up to a stereo. Also be aware of the factory default settings. They are terrible. If you dont turn off the energy saver you will probally take it back or give a terrible review. It can be adjusted as good as any set on the market. Enjoy.

Jeffplays69er - (02/08/2012) Had the player for 3 months now and I cannot recommend what so ever. Issues with USB movie playing (50% of the movies I tried to play are not recognize when they should be), jpeg displaying ( some jpegs not recognize when they should be), player shuts off after 30 minutes when playing a movie through USB because player does not recognize it is being used so auto shut off kicks in (cannot disable auto shut off), to go wireless you need to get the toshiba wireless adapter ( others won't work and the toshiba adaptor cost just as much as the player if not more). Toshiba has yet to fix any of these problems through firm ware updates. Not worth saving a few bucks to buy this. Pissed off I am! Shame on your garbage Toshiba!!

jonnnyd23 - (02/06/2012) I came home one day and found my TV on the floor. Because the cheap stand that you mount to the bottom cracked in half. Due to the fall the screen got scratched and the corners got chipped. It was still under warranty but the company did not do anything about it. Poorly built with thin cheap plastic and somehow it's my fault. DON"T EVER BUY ANYTHING FROM THIS COMPANY