Product Description
Tandberg Data is a leading global supplier and manufacturer of professional tape information storage products based on the SLR, LTO and DLTtape linear technology platforms. The company offers secondary storage products based on tape drives, autoloaders, libraries, media, software and hardware components for mainstream configurations.
Product Description
Three different mounting configurations make this portable DVD player case a versatile choice for in-car viewing. All necessary mounting straps are included for attachment to the center console, behind a seat or between two seats.
Customer Reviews:
Targus DVD001 - Love it!.......2007-12-15
This review is for the Targus DVD001 case (inside, according to Targus, is 12" x 2.5" x 9.5"). I bought this over a year ago to use with a small 12.1 inch laptop (11.75 by 1.5 by 8.5). The laptop fit is snug with room for 1 or 2 rows (2 each) of standard DVD cases on top. So as long as you are looking at the DVD001, then you can be sure it will hold players of like size. However accommodating accessories like power supplies, might still be an issue. The side pocket will, at a stretch, accommodate the power supply, as long as you don't mind the bulge and don't intend to use the DVD slots. If you find that an issue you might want to aim for 14" laptop cases instead.
Targus has discontinued the DVD001, so get it while you can. Targus doesn't make anything in the 13' size anymore.
Great value and quality..........2007-10-01
The Targus DVD001 13 Portable DVD Player Case was exactly what I was looking for. It is an attractive bag and very functional. One of the features that I enjoy is the strap for long carries in large airport terminals. The padding on the strap has elastic characteristics that provides a very comfortable fit. The storage space with the various compartments was also surprising and accomodates all of the accessories that came with my Panasonic 9 inch player. Not only that, but the main compartment also allows a pair of Sony noise cancelling headsets that I got for listening on a noisy plane ride. The headsets twist sideways for a flat profile and are able to fit on the top of the player when it is strapped in. It's a tight fit, but works very well. Overall, it is a bag that will provide effective carrying of your player, accessories, several DVD's or CD's (22 total) and even note pads, pens, boarding pass or flater items in its front and back compartments.
Nice bag.......2007-09-23
This bag was what I was looking for to hold by kids' portable DVD players. Lots of room for the player, cables, and headphones.
Excellent.......2007-08-09
Holds my 10 inch dvd player and all related gear. Attractive case with several handy storage areas and good protection for contents.
Handy & Reliable.......2007-08-01
This case is just awesome. It has extra compartments for your DVD's or CD's, your power cords and anything elese you might want to place in it for your dvd player. A handy strap for carring. I am very please that I
purchased this item. Worth the money.
Product Description
6.1 Megapixel / 2" Color LCD Screen / Uses SD memory card / 3D Color Matrix Metering II / 5-Area Autofocus / Auto and Manual Exposure / Uses Nikon ED Lens 2 Inch Color LCD screen Self-Timer - Electronically controlled timer with 2 to 20 seconds duration Storage (Number of frames per 256MB SD Memory Card, image size L) - RAW approx. 33, FINE approx. 70NORMAL approx. 137BASIC approx. 258, RAW & BASIC approx. 29 **We suggest getting a 512MB memory card or larger for more flexible use.** Video Output - Can be selected from NTSC and PAL Interface - USB 2.0 (Hi-Speed) Shutter - Combined mechanical and CCD electronic shutter,30 to 1/4000 sec. in steps of 1/3 or 1/2 EV, bulb Flash Control - 1) TTL - TTL flash control by 420-pixel RGB sensorBuilt-in Speedlight - i-TTL Balanced Fill-Flash or standard i-TTL flash (spot metering) SB-800 or 600 - i-TTL Balanced Fill-Flash or standard i-TTL flash (spot metering)2) Auto aperture - Available with SB-800 with CPU lens3) Non-TTL Auto - Available with Speedlights such as SB-800, 80DX, 28DX, 28, 27, and 22s4) Distance-priority manual available with SB-800 Text Input - Up to 36 characters of alphanumeric text input available with LCD monitor and multi-selector; stored in Exif header Focusing Screen - Type-B BriteView Clear Matte screen Mark V with superimposed focus brackets Unit Dimension (WxHxD) - Approx. 5.2 x 4.0 x 3.0 inches / Weight - About 1 pound without battery
Customer Reviews:
Great camera for few money.......2007-12-07
This is my first camera in the digital area and I am really happy with the camera. I had a photography course and I really learned how to use it and enjoy it. Currently, I am sure that I can take great pictures, 50% depends on the time you spend creating the scenary, flashs, lights, etc. and 50% on your technic and artistic skills. Honestly, no one needs more than 6 Megapixes, because you can print a great picture 10" x 8" with 6MP, so I think this is a great option, and you can invest your extra money buying a tripod, remote control, additional flashes (Really needed and important).
Great camera, but I would have liked a little more..........2007-12-05
This is hands down a great camera, just read the other reviews. However being into photography there are two features I would like that you won't find on the D50.
No illuminated LCD panel.
If you don't do night photography, then you won't care, but not having this is a real bummer. Some of the controls on the camera take holding a button and turning the dial, and even if you have a flashlight you really need three hands to adjust your settings quickly in the dark.
No White-Balance fine tuning.
Not a huge deal, there are the presets, and you can use a custom white-balance from a gray card. However you can't fine tune it. Probably not something you'd care about if you just shoot in full auto!
Otherwise great camera!
Wonderful Camera.......2007-11-27
I don't know why this is considered a beginners DSLR -- sure it has a few less features, but it is capable of wonderful results with a minimum of work. I wish I had bought this first instead of the Olympus E510 I used to own. The D50 simply gets the job done! I bought the camera used but in good shape. I use the 70-300mm VR zoom lens with it and get great results. The images come out true to life with few anomolies or distortions. The shutter release is positive and professional feeling. Focus is accurate and fast (of course the lens is important here). The D50 fills an important gap between old world DSLR and modern: It has an iternal focus motor so older style lenses work perfectly. It uses an SD card instead of the clunky old CF. And while the D70 is considered more professional, the D50 corrects for sensor anomilies the D70 doesn't.
Some things you may want consider: The LCD is only 2", compared to 2.5" on most newer models. It is somewhat slower in processing, formating, direct downloads, etc. The number of sensor pixels is low (6.1MP) compared with newer models (8-10MP). The viewfinder doesn't see the entire frame. However, the viewfinder is bright enough for manual focusing, and a green light indicates optimum focus in the viewfinder when manual focusing. The lowest ISO is 200 (instead of 100 on most models). However, noise at higher ISOs is low compared with many cameras, and I regularly use 400 and even 800.
The D50 feels solid! I can't imagine a better feeling body. Compared with pro models it is a bit smaller, however it is full-sized and fits any hand well. With a good lens it's hard to imagine anyone being disapointed with this camera. Even with the many features newer cameras offer, none will produce better pictures (bigger, but not better).
Very nearly perfect camera!.......2007-11-09
My first digital camera was the Nikon 4300. Switching to the Nikon D50 was like going from a horse and buggy to a Ferrari!
There are cameras now with higher pixel resolution, but I have found the 6.1 still is plenty for my purposes.
The interface is very nice, with quick access buttons around the camera.
The battery lasts a long time, compared to my old 4300.
The quality of the images is wonderful!!
The only down-side is the plastic lens, otherwise I would give this camera a 5 out of 5. While I enjoy the light-weight aspect of the lens, I felt from the beginning that it seemed cheap, even fragile? Good thing I got the extended warranty because the lens broke after exactly 2 years of much use.
Over all this is a fantastic camera, but make sure to get the extended warranty!
Nikon D 50.......2007-09-09
I love this product and have used it at numerous functions. Pictures are excellent during the day. Flash is average, had to purchase another flash unit for evening and night shots. Do not try to use it if you are trying to take pictures of night football games. You need to change to many of the functions.
Problem!!! Flash unit needed repair. It just did not work after about 6 months. It took 9 weeks for it to be returned to me. I went through the store I purchased it from due to the warranty. Check this out before you send the camera in for any type of repair. Still having problems with the flash!
OK.....here is another problem....the control panel is going on and off. You are not capable of taking pictures when it acts up. You have no display at all on certain settings. This is a problem. More problems as the camera gets more use.
Product Description
For about the price of a fast-food meal and a movie, the whole family can enjoy countless nights out with our Observer 60 telescope. It's the perfect scope for giving any novice their first jaw-dropping glimpses of lunar craters, Saturn's rings, Jupiter's moons, star clusters, and bright nebulas. A definite step up in quality from the standard department-store models, the Observer 60 features two fully coated 1.25" Kellner eyepieces, a 1.25" focuser (not the more common .96" version), an Orion EZ Finder II aiming device, and a sturdy aluminum tripod with accessory tray. Everything you need to get started exploring space! You even get Starry Night SE astronomy software worth $69.90 -- FREE!
Customer Reviews:
There are better scopes.......2007-01-07
This is not really the best way to get started in astronomy.
To their credit, the marketer has avoided the ridiculous magnification claims that plague so many similarly sized scopes on the market.
Also to their credit, the marketer has provided a reflex "red dot" finder in place of the useless 5x24 finders that plague so many similar scopes.
Even so, what you can expect to see in a scope of this size is rather limited. Some star clusters will be visible, but galaxies and nebulae will be very dim. You can see about as much with a pair of 10x50 binoculars.
In a way, it is hard to fault Orion for marketing this scope. Their upper-tier instruments are quite good, but the big money appears to be made on low-end scopes like this. In one sense the sale of these scopes subsidizes their good models.
Understand that using an astronomical telescope is not like playing an MP3 file and but rather like playing a guitar. It is a learned skill. You must do a lot of homework before you buy a telescope. Buying without prior experience is like buying a car without knowing anything about driving. If you want to see the wonders of the sky, contact your local astronomy club and attend one of their star parties. The members love sharing their hobby and can set you straight as to how to get started. The best way is to learn the sky with the unaided eye and 10x50 binoculars (decent ones are available on Amazon), then graduate to something along the lines of a 150-200mm (6-8") Dobsonian; good ones can be found on Amazon starting under $290.
For more information on buying telescopes, see my encyclopedic guide on Amazon: "So you want to buy a telescope."
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