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 2009-12-08 09:48:27
Reviewed by RICHARD ARMITAGE from PORT ORANGE, FL US
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| The Good:
Great product for the price, unbelievable shipping. I guess this means you can't alway believe what you read online about a company. I am impressed and will do business with again and again!!!!!!!! |
| The Squirrelly:
Nothing bad to say |
| Pro Tip:
I wish I was a pro so I could give a tip |
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Nice Enclosure for 2.5" HDs 2008-04-16 15:43:28
Reviewed by Brandon Kikuchi from Monterey Park, CA US
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As recommended by an eWiz rep, I coupled the 2.5" iMicro enclosure with a 2.5" Samsung HD and couldn't be happier.
The enclosure was easy to assemble and is very eye-appealing. The only complaint that I have is that its shiny exterior leaves fingerprints easily.
Great overall product and would recommend to others looking for a 2.5" enclosure. |
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Crossplatform 2006-03-23 08:12:26
Reviewed by Big Toe from Cuchillo, NM US
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This network card works great no matter what platform you are running. Super stable and reliable performance.
Gigabit at a great price. |
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great NIC 2006-03-07 16:53:48
Reviewed by Elizabeth Kong from Eden Prairie, MN US
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Easily installs in multiple OSes in an open PCI slot. Great performance in internet and networking. Excellent choice for the network builder who needs performance! |
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2010-03-04 11:59:56
Reviewed by Tedrick111 from Akron, OH US
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I've had this card for a good long while now (Don't even remember when I ordered it). It hasn't failed, and my transfer rates have been as advertised. I have yet to see it max out at the theoretical 125MBytes/s, but it seems that the hard drives I'm using to transfer files are the limiting factor this generation. Worked fine in Windows and Ubuntu. |
| The Squirrelly:
Not much in the way of bad things to say about this card. |
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n/a |
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Really Fast 2007-10-25 09:21:50
Reviewed by Chad Smith from Talahassee, FL US
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This is really a very fast network card. |
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500mhz 2006-08-14 21:53:02
Reviewed by Lizard from Hotsprings, NM US
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This is a fast gigabit card. Intel quality so it is a bit expensive. Nice lower height, better airflow. Good reliable performance. |
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Fast card!!! 2006-11-21 02:42:53
Reviewed by Adam Silverstein from New Hartford, NY US
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This offers nice speeds with its quality gigabit capabilities. Perfect for any high end computer build or server. Offers two ports for added conveniences when it is needed. |
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Great card, Great price too... 2006-08-11 10:50:49
Reviewed by Killa from Reading, PA US
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I bought two of these cause they just work so well...
One is for my friend who just got a server... |
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Solid Networking 2006-04-20 16:59:36
Reviewed by Sergio Uriarte from Pensacola, FL US
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This is a solid network card, use it for spanning tree, or for adding bandwidth to your server through one PCI slot. This is an excellent card for an excellent price.. GO eWIZ |
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Really fast 2007-10-22 09:18:15
Reviewed by Leslie Doerkerson from Helena, MT US
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I can't believe how fast my connection is right now. And it wasreally easy to install. |
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Great Product 2009-02-07 20:54:38
Reviewed by Coldneutron from Bolingbrook, IL US
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Bought 3 for my computers. All work without a hitch with all the compact flash and SD cards I have tried. Very nice to have the extra USB2.0 port. Can't beat the price! |
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a perfect card reader 2008-02-01 13:35:44
Reviewed by terry smiller from honolu, HI US
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the card reader transfers very quick. Looks good and Works great that can be suitable many systems, good product!! |
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1 out of 1 people found the following review helpful: |
 2011-07-29 08:00:06
Reviewed by Anonymous from Commerce, TX US
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NONE |
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Assigns only one drive letter and therefore can only read one card-at-a-time. Ordered two of these and the first one failed after inserting a CF card the third time (noticed one of the pins pushed out-of-sight). Also, installation holes on the plastic outer skin do not line up with the case holes. |
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Spring for a more expensive metal unit that assigns drive letters for each type of card. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLASTIC UNIT! |
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2011-01-25 19:55:47
Reviewed by Macgyver from Casper, WY US
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These units are simple no nonsense add on that works great. Only used the SD slot so far but that is what our camera needs. Works with SDHC cards, according to manufacturer these also support the newer SDXC (eXtream Capacity), but I have not tested this.
Simple design, nice long cord for reaching the USB header on the motherboard. |
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ordered 15 of these and they all came with the black bezel only. That is what I needed but the picture showes this coming with two faceplates. If you want the other one you might ask SuperBiiz if it is included before you order.
Red LED is always on, on the front. This isn't a big deal and culd probably by cut off if you poped the cover off. |
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XP pro assigns a Drive letter to all the slots. Windows 7 only shows up when a card is installed. (found that 7 does assign as well but they are hidden, if you have hidden files turned on, you will see them) |
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2009-11-05 19:50:10
Reviewed by Leslie Aust from Peoria, AZ US
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Not much to say. I bought four of these. My main PC and for my kids PCs. SImple install worked flawlessly. |
| The Squirrelly:
none |
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Prefer internal media readers. Keep losing my external USB readers. |
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2012-12-13 19:03:32
Reviewed by Elf King from Arlington, VA US
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Software is excellent and source is available if you want to do something special. I've worked with a lot of IP surveillance cameras and the software on the NDF130 is on par with the best of them. It is also supported by non-Windows browsers. I've used it with firefox on a Mac and on a Ubuntu box.
Case is well built as is plastic dome. Definitely an outdoor camera ready for the elements. |
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I'm sending back the first one I received because the image doesn't stay focused across the entire image with the zoom set to almost full width. It looks like the lens isn't properly aligned with the imager, but I'm not going to risk playing with adjusting it without support from Intellinet. I did get one email from Intellinet in response to a inquiry I sent them. They asked me to email them an image, but I never heard from them again even after several more emails. |
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Good design and build, but so far quality control is lacking. I'm going to ask SuperBiiz to send me another one to see if the same problem is there. |
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Dual Monitor 2007-01-11 14:05:21
Reviewed by 2Tall from Sandsprings, OK US
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The dual headed option is a nice to have, but the 5200 / 128mb option is rather old. This card is priced a tad high for this generation. Unless you need the dual head and cannot afford a Matrox, this is an option. |
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Older 2006-11-26 20:17:22
Reviewed by Anonymous from St. Louis, MO US
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The price is a bit steep for a this older 5200 nVidia card. The dual head option is the only big draw. Jaton products have performed well in past experience. Have used their modems, video cards, and audio cards. Good products, would buy from Jaton again. |
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Not bad for an old PCI 2006-10-11 07:50:42
Reviewed by Anonymous from Billings, MT US
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THe FX5200's were all the range a few years ago. THis card is dual head and PCI. This enables a 3 monitor setup with an AGP or PCIe video card. Fast performance for PCI, you won't go gaming, but for multimedia a great option. |
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