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• 1 Thorp

  This is the best for traveling with your lap top computer. You do not have to take your lap top out of the the holder. It’s AWESOME!!!!!!

• 2 Lord

  I have a hp pavilion tx2510 and this sleeve fit it perfectly. At first it was a little snug, but after using the zippers a few times it fit it perfectly. The thing i like most about this sleeve is the look. It’s clean and contemporary without being snobby. It’s really well constructed and still looks brand new after carrying it in my bag (not the cleanest) pretty often. It’s also really convenient that it has handles, so i can carry it around without worrying about it slipping out of my hands. There’s also little bits of velcro underneath the handles so when you don’t need them they lay flat.

• 3 Quicksall

  I have an HP Pavilion tx2000 and got this case to give my computer extra protection taking it back and forth to school. This case is perfect! It evn has a spot in the back to fit the batter that sticks out. The handles are great and I feel no consern about carrying the case that way. They also velcro flat so it is easy to slip into my backpack. I am very happy with my purchase!!!

• 4 Quarles

  I bought this case for my new tx2500. The case fits snugly but not overly tight. There is a bit of stretch that helps it fit over the tx2500us’ battery that sticks out from the back of the computer. The case has a VERY small bit of foam protection. This case isn’t made to keep the computer safe from large bangs, but the occasional ding it will do fine. I slip the case into my bookbag with all my textbooks and it does a good job of keeping everything safe. The case is also very well made with good materials.

  If you are looking for a 12″ computer case that you can slip into another bag, then I recommend this one.

• 5 Coghlan

  Excellent quality. Fits like a custom made case, especially with the battery attached. Light weight but provides excellent foam protection for carrying the pc in a backpack with other equipment.

  Be careful if you leave the pc in this case while operating since the foam could block cooling. Leave plenty of space for air flow to avoid overheatng.

• 6 Ibrahim

  Works great connected to Apple Airport Extreme.
  connected three rooms from router and get about 230mb/s

• 7 Denning

  With this adapter, I also purchased a D-Link DIR-655 Extreme N Wireless Router. I was still unable to get decent reception in my back room. Then I got a new Thinkpad, using an 802.11G internal adapter, and suddenly I was able to connect without being dropped and at a great speed. So I am not currently using this notebook adapter.

• 8 Kirkland

  Bought this to extend the range my notebook has for receiving 802.11g wireless signals. I pick up signals from all over now. Big improvement over the adapter the notebook came with. I have both XP and Vista running it with zero issues.

• 9 Funaro

  same price or cheaper than at Walmart or any other store ( incl. shipping) but much better quality , a perfect fit for my 12″ laptop!

• 10 Polk

  This product is ok but a little thin for my taste. when it said it was memory foam I expected something similiar to my pillow. It did have memory foam in it, however it was much to thin to offer any protection.

• 11 Noone

  I ordered this with a rebate and it ended up costing me about 2.99, which I think is still too much for this thing. I cannot really call it a sleeve. I would call it a cover and nothing else. The material is really thin and does a poor job of really protecting the laptop. I moved on to Built Sleeve. The price is way more but the quality is at least 10 times better! I do like the handle on this Belkin though and that is the only positive attribute regarding this sleeve. There are way better alternatives out there!

• 12 Slade

  I purchased this wireless network card to replace a Microsoft MN-720. I had nothing but problems and could not get it to work on my wireless network. I thought maybe it was because my router was Microsoft not Belken, so I tried it at work also without success. I returned it and replaced it with a Linksys WPC54GS. The Linksys works great. All I had to do is plug it in. For now on, I’ll spend the extra money and get a good product the first time.

• 13 Ho

  This PCMCIA Card, F5D7011, Version 1000, works out of the box with Linspire 5.0, Freespire, Ubuntu/Kubuntu!!
  You don’t even need the ‘Install CD” for 802.11b/g at 54Mbs!
  Don’t get the F5D7011B, or the Version 2000, they do not work in the above listed Linux O.S.es.

• 14 Beltran

  I am using Ver. 1101 of this card in my Pismo Powerbook, running OS X 10.3.9. Since this card uses the Broadcom chipset, my PowerBook automatically recognizes it and allows me to set it up using the original Airport software. I am using WPA2 Personal encryption for additional security. Belkin does not say that this card is Mac OS X compatible and does not provide Mac drivers for it, but it works fine. Another reviewer mentioned that it works in Mac OS X 10.4 as well, but he did not mention the version number of his card. I also tried Belkin F5D7010 version 5000, but it is not Mac compatible as it does not use the Broadcom chipset.

• 15 Keener

  this product is the easiest way to get sucured intrenet in a house that was built over 40 years ago . it was easy to install and instantly took me to my home page in a room that not even a cell phone works in . amazon .com made this the easy purchase i have made ,the product was at my door in three days THANKS AMAZON.COM

• 16 Dickens

  This card works with the Macintosh. I have had two of these cards stop working and Belkin has both times replaced them gratis. What a company!

• 17 Quayle

  4.9
  It is stlylish, good size, great battery life and excellent media controls, so i think it is the only 3in1 bluetooth device on the market. I give it a 4.9 for just one “flaw” that’s has been kind of annoying; the scroll wheel scrolls very smooth, but it is too smooth. This becomes annoying when it is combined with the too stiff wheel button and you try to open links in another tabs on Firefox with the wheel button; it’s very hard to open new tabs at first try. It is very frustrating because it’s the primary function that i give to wheel buttons. It’d be better if the wheel offered certain resistance to scrolling.

  About the software and documentation, it’s very easy to find the latest software, and there’s no need for too much documentation, it works as almost all bluetooth devices, that you have to put them in discoverable mode, it can be figured out without documentation. The only practical problem with software is that Intellipoint doesn’t work totally on WinXP, you can’t use the customizable functions like magnify or digital ink, but works fine on Vista. I’ve tried it on Ubuntu also and works just fine (not Intellipoint of course, the mouse)

  In addition to the hard carrying case it becomes the almost perfect mouse for laptop users with built-in bluetooth.

• 18 Ucci

  I had been looking for a dual purpose mice that could serve as a presenter too. This product is amazing. I earlier bought a presenter for $50 from Staples and it didn’t work well as presenter. This one is much less in price and works smoothly. I have had no problems with it so far.A great buy and a must have for grad students who do conference presentations.

• 19 Tennyson

  This mouse is excellent. It does everything it is designed to. It has a button to switch between the presenter controls and mouse controls (mouse contols are disabled when in presenter mode). Intellipoint does a great job of making sure the buttons do what they are supposed to. The built-in laser pointer is the icing on the cake. The only possible gripe is the placement of the side buttons, but this mouse would be perfect without them, so…just more icing, really. The built-in Bluetooth in my computer synced seamlessly. Lovely product.

• 20 Osman

  This mouse is great for any laptop user looking for more control than the trackpad, or for giving presentations.

  Pros-
  Great form factor. I am a big guy, 6′1″ 200lbs, ok, maybe more like 220, but this mouse doesn’t feel too small like my Targus AMW05US did. Contrary to other people, I like the position of the side buttons. My dad has the M$ wireless 5000 and every time I am home helping him with computer stuff I am always accidentally clicking the side buttons.

  Great resolution. This is my first laser mouse and it is great.

  Smooth scrolling and smooth button click. I thought I was going to miss the tactile feedback, but I don’t at all. Scrolling through a document at different speeds is much more fluid and intuitive now.

  Cons-
  The middle click is a little stiff, and sometimes I mistakenly press it too the side instead of down. Not a deal breaker, but you just have to me conscious and deliberate with the button press.

  A little on the bulky side to carry during a presentation, will be slightly awkward to get used to.

  Hit and miss program control. iTunes works great with the media buttons, but VLC did no respond, but I have not looked into a remedy yet.

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