Ac Adapter for Compaq Presario 1200/1600/1800/1700/2100/2500/800

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Ac Adapter for Compaq Presario 1200/1600/1800/1700/2100/2500/800

Manufacturer: BATTERY TECHNOLOGY
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

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ASIN: B000E17CN8

Product Description

BTI has become one of the leading manufacturers of batteries and accessories for notebook computers. It offers products for many manufacturers' notebook computers and cellular phones. By maintaining strict quality standards in production, as well as in sourcing, BTI is able to provide consistent, high-capacity and durable batteries.This product is designed for COMPAQ Presario 800, 1000, 1020, 1200, 1300.For a complete compatibility list please refer to the original manufacturer's web site.

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Avery Dennison is the leading supplier of office products. It makes a wide variety of products for the office and home, including labels, binders, dividers, cards, pens and pencils, highlighters and markers, and more. Avery Dennison makes things easier for you in other ways, too. The company partners with a large number of hardware and software suppliers whose products are specially designed to work with Avery products. Avery Dennison works with top printer manufacturers such as HP, Canon, and Epson to make sure that Avery's printable products will perform with their printers, and with prominent software manufacturers such as Microsoft and Corel to ensure that Avery's templates are included in their products.Use labels to identify CD-R, CD-RW or DVD disks. Color coded in red, white or blue, the special adhesive is formulated to adhere to your disks. Labels can be removed as content changes.

Customer Reviews:

Misleading description.......2004-01-24

The Avery review states that this kit includes the "Avery(R) CD/DVD label applicator". It does not. It also states that it contains "jewel case insert labels". It does not. It has 50 CD labels & 100 jewel case spine labels only. Either they sent me the wrong item or the Avery review is from another item.

Best labelling package there is.......2000-12-27

This is perfect if you are into making mix cd's and data cd's and don't want to just have some sloppy sharpie marker writing on its cover. The labels are better quality than the Fellowes kit I originally bought. And the software for formatting the labels is faster and easier than that of Adaptec's Easy CD dreator and Music Match Jukebox's. I can not recommend this enough.

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great camera

Don't buy it!

Olympus D-490

Great starting digital camera

Don't Get Too Attached to This Camera..It's gonna DIE!!!!!!!

Olympus D-490 2.1MP Digital Camera w/ 3x Optical Zoom

Manufacturer: Olympus
ProductGroup: Photography
Binding: Electronics

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Product Features:

2.1-megapixel CCD for prints at sizes up to 8 x 10 inches

Uses standard SmartMedia cards; 8 MB card included

3x optical zoom

QuickTime movie mode

Continuous shooting rate of 1.3 frames per second

ASIN: B00004WHE5

Amazon.com Review

The D-490 Zoom is the latest model in the venerable D-400 series, starting with the D-400Z and continuing with the D-450Z and D-460Z. All of these cameras have been extremely popular, and we expect the D-490 Zoom to be as big a hit. In its latest incarnation, the camera boasts a 2.1-megapixel sensor, an uncompressed TIFF storage option, plus a QuickTime movie mode.

Turning the camera on is a snap--literally. Just slide the protective lens cover until it clicks to a stop, and the 3x zoom lens pops out, letting you start shooting. The controls are so intuitive and similar to those of a film camera that most users won't even need to look at the owner's manual.

Olympus cameras consistently produce some of the highest-quality images when compared to other cameras with the same resolution. This is partially the result of high-quality optics, but also because Olympus cameras use less JPEG compression than most cameras. These less-compressed images result in larger file sizes, but Olympus feels that the higher quality results justify the reduced number of images that will fit on a memory card.

The camera includes numerous, nice little touches, including viewfinder diopter adjustment (for eyeglass wearers), a continuous shooting rate of 1.3 frames per second, exposure compensation, a self-timer, and more.

Of course, no camera is perfect. The 490Z's biggest shortcoming is its lack of USB connectivity, a nearly unforgivable omission these days. Though its serial port is compatible with virtually every PC and beige Mac ever made, it's painfully slow and incompatible with the iMac and newer Macintosh systems. Even if your computer has a serial port, we strongly recommend purchasing a separate memory-card reader, an inexpensive accessory that will transform your image transfers from a slow and painful experience to a quick and simple one. In addition, the camera is designed to operate on either 4 AA batteries or a pair of Olympus long-life disposable lithium batteries. It ships with the lithium batteries, which do have an impressive lifespan but can't be recharged and are more expensive than alkalines to replace. For long-term use, we recommend investing in a set of rechargeable batteries.

Other minor gripes: though the camera can record QuickTime movies, it has no microphone, so your film clips will be silent. Finally, the flash can be a bit frustrating. It needs to be popped up by hand before it's activated. This is probably something that becomes intuitive after you've owned the camera for a while, but we were repeatedly frustrated by having to retake low-light shots after forgetting to pop up the "automatic" flash.

Overall, the Olympus is a great camera if you're switching over from a point-and-shoot. It produces great-looking prints at sizes up to 8 by 10 inches and features an easy-to-use, compact design. The lack of a USB connection is the biggest shortcoming in this otherwise excellent camera.

Pros:

Easy transition from a point-and-shoot film camera
Great optics for clear prints at sizes up to 8 by 10 inches
Excellent all-around performer

Cons:

No USB image transfer
No sound in movie mode
Flash needs to be popped up manually to be activated
Plastic case feels less durable than some cameras'

Amazon.com Product Description

With its 2.1-megapixel CCD, the Olympus D-490 zoom produces 1,600 x 1,200 resolution images, enabling sharp prints at sizes up to 8 by 10 inches. Like its physically identical predecessors (The D-460 and D-450), the camera has a 3x optical zoom lens, SmartMedia storage, and the familiar look and feel of Olympus's traditional film cameras. Unlike its predecessors, the D-490 has an uncompressed TIFF mode for ultimate image clarity, as well as a QuickTime movie mode so you can take short silent film clips. The flip-up flash includes forced- flash, red-eye reduction, and slow synchronization modes. For flexibility in image composition, the camera has both an optical viewfinder and a 1.8-inch LCD display. The camera uses four AA batteries or a pair of Olympus long-life CR-V3 lithium batteries. Though the lithium batteries have an impressive life span, they're nonrechargeable, so we still recommend getting a set of rechargeable batteries and a charger.

Customer Reviews:

great camera.......2004-02-16

I purchased this camera almost 4 years ago and love it. It sold me on the olympus name. My next camera, if i have to get one, will be another olympus.

Like the fact that it uses aa batteries b/c if i get in a predicament where i need batteries, i know i can go to the neighborhood store to get them instead of being limited to propriatary (sp?) battery units like the sony. I have 2 sets of rechargeable batteries that i use and also have the separate card reader to download at faster speeds.

This camera has taken thousands of excellent pictures for me. I'll probably buy a newer model in the next couple of years but, for now, this 2 megapixel beauty is everything i need.

Good luck.

Don't buy it!.......2004-01-13

I have owned my camera for 2 years and had nothing but trouble with it. Once the warranty expired (of course), I had strange problems with the batteries! They would only operate if they were warm! Very odd. And, just as others have posted, the camera suddenly "died" on me about a month ago. Not worth the money to fix it, I just purchased a new camera. NOT an Olympus!

Olympus D-490.......2004-01-11

The Olympus D490 is an awesome camera. I've used it for year, but someone recently dropped and broke it.
The Olympus takes great pictures. They have good color, except in flourescent lighting, which showed up as yellow. For fast moving objects, the flash is required to avoid blurring. For objects with bright light in the background and the foreground in shadow, the flash needs to be forced. In the dark, pictures will turn out with good color as long as nothing is moving while taking the picture. The camera takes longer to take the picture in poor lighting. Scenery pictures come out wonderful. I've even caught the glistening ice, mist rising from streams, and sunlight filtering through the forest.
The Olympus is easy to use with point and click, and autofocus. It also has panoramic and other options.

Great starting digital camera.......2004-01-03

My D490 is still going strong after about 3 yrs. I do note the plastic door is wearing. The lens seems to be slowing as it moves in & out. The flash is no problem to use manually. I have used more basic 35mm camera and there are some things you need to do yourself- no big deal. There have been no problems as I too have gotten a card reader to facilitate faster downloads. The real problem is the shutter button is wearing out. This happened on a VHS C camcorder I owned too.I guess I am too hard on this part of a camera. I used to sell cameras for a big box store and Olympus is a good brand. It is a Ford or Chevy and dependable up to a point. As these cameras have evolved, they have sacrificed some good options and quality to go in new directions. In a way they now resemble the GM and Fords of the late 1970's. I don't doubt that Evolution in real life has had the same process and end results (Why is "Friends" in it's 20'th yr.) At any rate, I can't tell you the trips I've taken and gotten out my camera from my shorts to get a wonderful shot that when taped to my cubical makes my day: Sunsets, men shot out of cannons, Pandas at the Zoo, and waterfalls galore. Enjoy your camera and know they don't make em like they used to.

Don't Get Too Attached to This Camera..It's gonna DIE!!!!!!!.......2003-12-16

I have had a love affair with the Olympus D490 now for 2 years. And up until very recently, I would have sung nothing but praises for this camera. (In spite of the stupidity of having to manually open and close cover to turn camera on/off and/or view pictures) We got along great, we went everywhere together, I had decided that this camera was the love of my life...UNTIL...tragedy struck. This damn bastard camera just up and gave out one day. No warning, no "dear john letter" no nothing...just abandonment and betrayal. And things were going so well for us too! How was I to know that complete heartbreak was right around the corner?
I don't know if I can ever trust or love another camera again. And if I do, you can bet it's not going to be an Olympus. For the 400.00+ I spent on this baby 2 years ago (and yeah, i know the prices have come way down)..I would have expected this thing to last longer than it has. In closing...enjoy your D490 while you can...but know in your heart that your joy is fleeting, and that like all good things in life...the joy comes to an end and leaves you miserable and alone (cameraless). Merry Freaking Christmas.

Product Description

A tough solid compact binocular that offers plenty of magnification, waterproof construction, built-in range finder reticle is an excellent choice for Military, law enforcement or a outdoor adventurers needs.
Powerful magnification and crystal clear optics deliver a full range of color and clarity.
The 8x36RF best feature is its excellent light transmission for bright, high contrast images.
- Compact and robust design
- Durable rubber armoring
- Resistant to, and guaranteed not to fog or leak internally (10 years)
- Wide viewing field
- High depth of field
- Very good image brightness

Magnification 8x
Objective: 36mm
Field of view 390 feet @ 1000 yards 123M @ 1000M
Exit Pupil: 4,5mm
Eye Relief: 16 mm
Eye Cup: Fold Down
Near focus: 2,5M
Weight 1,35 lb / 620 g
Individual Diopter: Yes
Waterproof: Yes
Shockproof: Yes
Range Finder: Yes
Illuminated Compass: No
Uses:
Military: Yes
Law Enforcement: Yes
Marine/Boating/Fishing: Yes
Hunting: Yes
Outdoor Adventure: Yes
Lifetime warranty

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