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The Mad Catz Extension Cable for PlayStation 2, PS one and PlayStation puts some space between you and the TV. Available in colors to match your controller (orders filled randomly), this extension cable plugs directly into your console and features heavy-duty wiring, durable braided construction and a compact spool design. And let's not forget the extra 7 feet of range more comfort, fewer rays.
Customer Reviews:
Why didn't I own this sooner?.......2007-04-19
If you're like me, you're not really interested in a PS3 until the price comes down. Fortunately with consoles like the Wii and the 360 there is an alternative for folks like us. But let's not forget that while the technology in a PS3 is supreme, there are still many great games coming out for the PS2 that keep people like us satisfied until Sony gets with the program and makes that thing affordable.
So in the meantime with great games with Final Fantasy 12 and Xenosaga 3 we have this extension cable. Previously I was sitting on the floor when playing my PS2, which got uncomfortable after a few minutes. Those controller cables are just too short for me (by about a foot). This cable allows you the freedom to sit in any place you want in your living room without the battery sapping and unreliability of a wireless controller. It coils up neatly and stores well with your other gaming hardware.
All in all, the price is good and the product is good. I just wish I owned it 7 years ago.
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Swiveling TV Turntable Lets You See Your TV from Anywhere in the Room See your television from a whole new angle with this easy, space-saving home theater furniture. The lower shelf is perfect for a media devices such as a VCR or DVD player, adding new capacity to your home theater furniture.This home theater furniture has a contemporary design. Your TV set will rest wonderfully on this simply designed piece. You'll be amazed that such a small, simple accessory can make such a huge difference in your television-watching experience. Order today!
Customer Reviews:
TV turntable.......2007-02-18
The product finally arrived in tact on Feb 16 - over a month since the order. I really like the appearance as well as I did when I ordered it - it is true to the pictures. It is very attractive and quite sturdy. The only problem - the base is much larger than I anticipated. I either didn't notice the measurements or they weren't advertised - not really certain which is right.
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The Leica D-LUX 2 camera is the perfect tool in the midst of a bustling crowd or from far away, in the noonday sun or under a full moon, in a calm demeanor or in great haste. In three different formats, this digital camera, with its optics, its image stabilizer and 8.4 megapixels, meets the highest standards of the renowned Leica brand. Its stylish aluminum body makes the photographer look good on all occasions. And the high-quality Crumpler cases make it even more fun to take along. Leica DC VARIO-ELMARIT 6.3- 25.2 mm f/2.8-4.9 ASPH. with 4x optical zoom is composed of lens elements made of high-quality optical glass and it features an ideal range of focal lengths that extends from 28 to 112 mm (35 mm equivalent). That enables you to cover practically everything from the wide-angle to the telephoto range. Image Sensor Type - 1/1.65 inch CCD Scene programs - Portrait, sport, night-time landscape, night-time portrait, fireworks, party, snow, self-portrait, food, baby, soft-focus for skin, candlelight, starry sky, landscape Shutter speed range - Full automatic mode 1/4 - 1/2000 sec, program mode 1 - 1/2000 sec, priority modes 8 - 1/2000 sec, manual settings 60 - 1/2000 sec Sensitivity setting - Automatic or manual - ISO 80, 100, 200, or 400 Optical Image Stabilizer - 2 operating modes for exposure only or for exposure and monitor Power supply - Lithium-Ion battery, 3.7 V, 1150 mAH, or optional direct mains connector Dimensions - 105.7 x 58.3 x 25.6 mm, Width 4 5/32 x Height 2 9/32 x Depth 1 inch Weight - 185 grams (6.5 ounces) without or 220 grams (7.75 ounces) with battery, storage card and lens cap
Customer Reviews:
really beautiful quality images.......2006-11-04
This camera is awesome. The image quality is excellent, and it was definitely worth purchasing. HOWEVER, there are other cameras on the market now that are just as good with a lower price tag. The main reason I bought this one is for the Leica name, and to be honest the only reason I bought it here was because when I went to buy it from B&H it was out of stock and would not be restocked again. At the time I didn't know why, but now I know it's because there's an even better version of this camera coming out--the D-Lux 3. Buy that one if you want this camera. It's even better, it's more up to date, and it's even more stylish.
A neat camera but with some flaws.......2006-07-08
The camera is a fine small camera but with two big problems. There is no view finder, a real problem if you want to take photos outside in sunlight. Second, the screen that you use to frame the picture becomes almost invisible in sunlight, impossible to see and frame the shot. The manufacturers have made an effort to correct this by including means to brighten the screen, but it is not enough. The quality of the shots is good, some noise with the 400 speed setting. The shutter lag is not a problem unless you are shooting several quick shots in a row. There may be a way to set the camera in burst mode, but I haven't tried that.
The size of the camera is great. It fits into a purse, is light enough that it is not a problem to carry. It has the advantage of having both a point and shoot automatic mode, and a manual mode so the photographer can fine tune the shots and enhance the exposure.
All in all, I'm happy with the product with the exception of the two problems mentioned above. Why the manufacturer eliminated the viewfinder is a mystery? What were they thinking?????
Very pleased.......2006-05-25
I currently use a Canon 20D, Canon 5D, and Canon Elan7ne with a variety of lenses. I wanted a very good - small "point & shoot" digital camera and the Leica D-Lux 2 not only fit that need it exceeded all of my expectations.
I'll admit to having some reluctance in buying this camera after reading all the negative internet reviews on it before it even hit the market. I'm so glad I ignored the nay-sayers.
While the Leica has a number of pre-sets for automatic shooting that I'd imagine would keep the average user completely happy with the unique variety provided, I was more impressed with how easy it was to use this camera in priority or manual mode. With a minimal amount of practice I was able to quickly setup a shot with an extreme level of control; from setting ISO, white balance, color, etc to establishing the exact exposure I was looking for.
My only comparison of this camera would be to the SLR equipment I'm currently using so I can't honestly speak to the whether or not there are "point & shoot" cameras as good as this one. But, comparing this camera to my SLR equipment I can honestly say that I'd have no problem going "small and light" once in awhile and just using the Leica. The image quality is excellent with this camera.
Any complaints? Not really. I'm disappointed that it doesn't have a viewfinder but it's something I've adjusted to. Also, if you are shooting in RAW + Jpeg you'll need to carry a few gig of memory cards around with you.
A very good Digital Camera.......2006-05-23
I've had several digital cameras. However none have ever satisfied me. I use to be deep into photography preferring 2 ¼ format. Then, for ease of use and carry around I slowly moved to 35mm, trying to stick to Kodachrome 25, this gave good results. As I got into digital cameras I've had several. However none have ever satisfied me. I went to Sony Cyber-shot cameras, because of the good Carl Zeiss lens. This gave ok results, but it looked like I was using 400 speed film. I promised myself I would someday get a good quality Digital camera with manual shutter/aperture control.
The Leica D-Lux blew me away. The first shot I took was only a 2 mega pixel, but it looked better than any 4 or 5 mega pixel shot I had ever seen. The pictures look almost like film, very little pixel distortion. And the ability to set the ISO manually is a very nice feature. I am very happy. The only thing that is missing is a remote shutter cable for the long night time exposures, (they suggest using the self-timer to avoid shaking).
If you want a Very good Digital camera, with the control of an old mechanical 35 mm, with the bells and whistles of a digital camera, this is a good choice.
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