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I ordered this for my health class to show some up close stuff and it is a pretty cool little device! Well worth the $40, instructions are a little sketchy but you don’t really need them, it is pretty easy to set up. No problems adjusting magnification for me and it appears it can also be used to display text from books up on an overhead projector also.
GSI High Definition Scientific

I’ve used this SD card for several weeks now and it’s worked as advertised. The card has been used primarily in an HD video camera recording in 1080p, so it was important for it to have a fast transfer rate. I haven’t had any issues with the card. It’s been very reliable!
Vivitar Series 1 High

This thing is amazing. If you look at their website you’ll see a video example of how it works. It’s no lie, it really removes all that fur. The thing is that my dog seems to love it. It’s pricey but worth it, especially if you can get a good deal for it. Word of advise, don’t try to save by getting one that’s smaller than the one listed for your dog.
Rokinon High Definition 500mm

I purchased this GPS watch to track my runs for an upcoming half marathon. Not only is it easy to use, but it has many additional features that have helped me improve my times. I would highly recommend this to anyone who wants to track their runs accurately and in real-time.
High Resolution 3 piece

I was impressed with the reviews prior to purchase. The HJ-112 is impressive and appears durable. I have had it about three weeks and use it every other day on an indoor measured track. The steps appear to be accurate enough, but the mile measure, even after numerous recalibrations IAW the instructions, does not measure very close. This is disturbing as I had planned to use it for distance tracking. I would recommend it only for steps, and that said, I would not buy another just for that purpose.
IBM 75P5427 High Capacity

Amazing how quickly these devices become “indispensable”. Incredibly useful training tool, allowing one to guage intensity of effort and track progress over time. My only major knock on the Garmin is it’s longevity. I’ve had 4 units over the last few years. There seems to occur some malfunction or other when the unit is about 18-20 months old. The tech support people are very helpful in attempting to resolve the issue on-line, but I have invariably had to ship the unit to Kansas for exchange. The last problem was data transmission to the pc. Before that, on two occasions the unit just wouldn’t power up. Still, I really enjoy using it.
Vivitar Series 1 High

Got this cable for under $5.00, free shipping, in five days. It works great with my toshiba recorder-player; up-converts to 1080p; nice sharp picture & good sound. My cousin paid $90.00 for a monster cable; he wasted $85.00 for a name. I will certainly deal with this vender again!
Vivitar Series 1 High