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Buffalo Nfiniti Wireless-N USB 2.0 Adapter is designed to stream High-Definition (HD) video, voice and music. This wireless USB adapter is a high performance USB solution with a built-in antenna for maximum performance and range. It offers a simple way to connect a Windows Notebook or PC to a wireless network. Just plug it into an available USB port. There's no need for tools or opening up your computer. Buffalo Wireless-N Nfiniti USB 2.0 Adapter offers high-speed wireless connectivity through an available USB port on your Windows desktop or notebook. With faster wireless data rates and more coverage than legacy 802.11 products, Buffalo Nfiniti Wireless solutions provide sufficient bandwidth, range and reliability to deliver multimedia files to any room in your room.
Customer Reviews:
Nfiniti wireless adaptor.......2007-11-26
This is a cool looking adaptor that works as advertised. I'm not a technically oriented guy, but the hook up & downloading of the Windows Vista driver couldn't have been easier. These folks are impossible to get on the phone, but they answer emailed questions promptly.
Ok, but Interferes w/ Speakers.......2007-11-19
I previously had a Hawking Technology card that was awesome... except for the fact that it lived a short life of two years. This card does not pick up signals as well, but the internet speed doesn't seem faltered by the weaker signal. However, whenever it's enabled, it SERIOUSLY intereferes w/ my computer speakers. No more listening to music saved on the computer while on the internet. Even if I'm not listening to music, there will be "fuzzy" speaker sounds if I leave it enabled (irregardless of speaker type). You can probably find a better internet card than this one.
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This beautiful piece of furniture will accomodate lots of media. It is a free standing unit that can also be attached to a wall for added stability. Constructed of solid American Ash. THIS IS THE OAK FINISH MODEL. Also available Black. There are nine shelves to help optimize your collection. You can store 600 CD's or 300 DVD's or 162 Vhs tapes or any combination. Easy assembly is required. Dimensions: 64.75"H x 28.87"W x 8.0"D code# 1193A
Customer Reviews:
Nice shelves, but expensive.......2007-12-15
Shelves arrived very fast and were able to be assembled easily. They are as advertised. Be aware the shelf backing is not hardwood, but thick paper paneling. These are sturdy shelves, but will need to be anchored to the wall or floor to be safe, especially if you have kids because they are tall. I do not believe they are worth the cost. I paid upward of two hundred fifty each. One fifty would be more reasonable.
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If you have lots of favorites and not a lot of space this might be for you. Clever in its design, this Solid Hardwood Floor Rack can fit snugly in the corner of a room! There is no vinyl, laminate, or veneer used in the construction of this rack. It is Solid Furniture grade Hardwood. THIS IS THE OAK FINISH MODEL. Also available in Black Finish. There are 9 adjustable shelves to fit lots of your favorites whether they are CD's or DVD's or whatever! You can store 600 CD's or 301 DVD's or 168 VHS tapes or any combination. Weight: 70 lbs. Dimensions: 63"H x 16.5"D x 27.25"W code# 1500oak
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Once again, Nikon has upped the ante in the world of digital cameras with the introduction of the Coolpix 5000. Its 5-megapixel sensor, 28-85mm zoom lens, and extensive controls make this a great choice for discriminating photographers seeking a digital camera with filmlike quality and SLR-style manual controls.
In a departure from previous flagship Coolpix models, the 5000 is very compact (much smaller than the older 900-series models) and looks more or less like a traditional point-and-shoot. It does not employ the trademark Coolpix swiveling-lens design; instead, on this model, it's the LCD display that does the swiveling. The screen can be flipped out from the camera body and rotated for easy viewing from any shooting angle--it even works for a self-portrait. An added bonus to this design is the ability to tuck the vulnerable display inward for protection when the camera is not in use. Of course, images can also be composed by looking through the traditional optical viewfinder.
The Coolpix 5000 features a 3x zoom lens--the most common power for zoom digital cameras. It's the range that sets the Coolpix apart--its widest setting is an unusually wide 28mm, perfectly matching the wide-angle setting on most SLR cameras. Almost every other digital camera's wide-angle starts at 35 or 38mm. The all-glass lens features nine elements in seven groups.
Power is provided by a proprietary lithium-ion EN-EL1 battery rated for approximately 100 minutes of use (battery and charger are included). If you're worried about getting caught in the middle of nowhere with a dead battery, the camera also uses a standard disposable lithium 2CR5 camera battery. Unused lithium batteries hold their power for years, so you'll probably want to toss one of these into your camera bag as a backup. For hardcore photographers, there's also an optional power pack/hand grip that uses six AA batteries and offers several times the power capacity of the rechargeable pack.
We've come to expect Coolpix cameras to offer an extensive set of manual controls, and the 5000 offers sports than we can list here, including shutter speeds from 1/4,000 to 8 seconds, shutter priority, aperture priority, and full manual modes, manual focus and white balance, ISO ratings from 100 to 800, and numerous other settings to let photographers capture any shot they can dream up. See our product specs for more details.
An extensive selection of accessories has helped to make Coolpix cameras favorites with serious photographers. From wide angle and telephoto add-on lenses to an adapter that lets you use the camera as a scanner for your slides and negatives, Nikon offers enough add-ons to create a system that meets all of your needs.
Shutter lag--the delay between the time you press the button and the moment the camera actually captures the photo--is a problem with most digital cameras, and the Coolpix 5000 is no exception. The camera can take over a second to snap your picture after pressing the button, which can be an unacceptably long time, especially if you're trying to take a picture of a quick-moving subject. Most of this delay can be eliminated by prefocusing--composing your shot, then pressing the shutter button halfway down to allow the camera to adjust the focus and metering. When you're ready to take the picture, press the button the rest of the way down, and the shutter will snap almost instantly.
Movie mode captures movie clips with audio at resolutions of 320 x 240 pixels at approximately 15 frames per second for up to 40 seconds. This feature won't replace your camcorder, but it's perfect for when you just want to capture a quick movie and e-mail it to a friend or relative.
The Coolpix 5000 comes with a rechargeable EN-EL1 battery and charger, a 32 MB CompactFlash card, video and USB cables, lens cap, neck strap, and an impressive software suite that includes Genuine Fractals LE. The camera is covered by a one-year warranty.
Customer Reviews:
Still a great camera.......2005-07-14
Even in mid 2005 the Nikon Coolpix 5000 is a remarkable digital camera. In skilled hands this camera can produce results that rival even today's best professional digital cameras.
I've made several 16x20 prints from images taken with the Coolpix 5000 that look AMAZING. If you add the available wide angle lens to this camera you can get a fabulous 19mm wide angle lens!!! Nikon even offers an amazing fisheye lens for this camera.
Like any digital camera (or film camera for that matter) this camera has its flaws and limits. Even though it's capable of producing excellent images, it's a slow camera. So, if speed is important to you this camera is not a great choice. Likewise, some of the controls are burried in the menu system and this camera is really designed for EXPERIENCED photographers ... most "point-and-shoot" photographers have a very hard time using this camera.
There are newer cameras on the market ... but the Coolpix 5000 can still compete with the best of them. If you want a good digital camera capable of super-wide-angle photography, the Coolpix 5000 and the available wide angle lens is the BEST buy on the market today. As of July 2005 you can buy this camera and the available wide angle lens in excellent used condition for less than the price of most new point-and-shoot digitals that deliver WORSE image quality.
Can't See in the Dark.......2004-11-30
I have had this camera for a while now, and I have taken some excellent pictures with it. I use a Macintosh, and it works with the computer beautifully, in contrast with the Olympus camera that I owned previously. The adjustable screen is nice and the zoom suits my needs. However, I cannot get this camera to work in the dark. It just wont. I went searched the manual for an answer and found none. It drives me insane. It's great for daytime shots, but in low light I might as well not have it. I'm still glad I bought it, but I was dissapointed by this aspect.
Nice Pics, Frustrating Camera.......2004-03-10
The photos I've taken with my Coolpix 5000 are pretty good, though it has a lot of trouble adjusting to indoor lighting, even with the $100 Nikon SB-30 flash attachment.
But this can be a VERY frustrating camera to use. Besides the now-standard but always annoying delay built into virtually any piece of digital equipment (I thought digital was going to make things faster, not slower, didn't you?), the Coolpix 5000 will often just decide it's taken enough pictures for now, thank you very much, and it will do nothing more.
I've gone over and over the instruction manual and can find no hint as to what to do in this situation. I am focused, I have checked lighting, I have my settings correct, I push the button...and then I push it again...and then I push it again, and then again, and again and again and again, and then I hold it down until my finger hurts, and then I just want to throw the stupid camera in front of an asphalt truck. Nothing happens. If I turn it off and then back on, nothing happens. If I turn it off and leave it alone for 24 hours, then it usually is ready to have fun again.
Surprisingly, the kids have lost interest in posing for pictures and are getting a little cranky after waiting 24 hours for the camera to get its act together.
"System Control" Failed after a year: $244 Nikon repair.......2003-10-26
Except for it being unresponsive (by the time it's ready to shoot, the moment is gone) it's been a good camera for the 16 months I've had it... but it failed recently, and Nikon had little to say about why, how, or how I could prevent it from happening again. In fact, the people at Penn Camera seemed to be surprised that I wanted to know exactly what work was done ("Nikon never gives that information"). After explaining it by way of analogy---"what if when you picked up your car from repair shop, the serviceman said 'we fixed it... you don't need to know what specifically was wrong, or what we did, you just need to pay up' ... how would you feel? Seems criminal, doesn't it."---they came around, but still couldn't tell me anything.
So... I'm no longer a happy Nikon customer. If you're thinking of buying Nikon products, factor reapir costs in to the price.
Give you greatest satisfaction.......2003-09-27
I am one of many people who recommend this camera. I used many digital cameras including SONY and Olympus camera and got no good impression from those. My recommendation comes from the granularity of pictures taken. Pictures of other cameras found to be deteriorated when magnified using Photoshop. Coolpix 5000 gives clear images even when magnified to 800%! That granularity proves and certifies the sharpest image ever achieved in digital cameras. Every picture taken gives you greatest satisfaction in whatever photo scenes you encounter.
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Equipped with a push button illuminated compass, this waterproof, nitrogen purged glass has true compass bearings for accurate coastal piloting. Vertical and horizontal reticules assist in measuring distance. Its rare earth prisms (BaK4) and full magenta coating give a high relative light factor. Included are a rain guard, woven neck strap, attached objective covers, a tripod adapter and a soft vinyl case. Polycarbonate body is insulated with a heavy rubber covering. Its high eye point of 19mm makes this binocular suitable for eyeglass wearers.
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