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This is definitely targeted at beginners

The Kodak EasyShare V570 is definitely targeted at beginners. It provides impressive results if used in auto mode as a simple point-and-shoot camera. At the same time, as consumers become more familiar with this camera, they would obviously want to tweak a few settings. The V570 will let them do that as well, albeit to a limited extent. It will let you set exposure compensation, white balance, color mode, sharpness as well as ISO speeds to allow select flexibility. Unlike some of the cameras with a complicated menu system, the V570 lets you set these pretty easily and without much fuss.

Photo quality was good, but not great

Photo quality on the EasyShare V570 was good, but not great -- and fairly typical of what you'll find on most ultra compact cameras. Images were well-exposed and colorful, but on the soft and noisy side. You may encounter some blurriness in the corners, as well. As you'd expect on this ultra compact camera, redeye is a problem... There are a few other negatives worth mentioning. The V570's tiny flash not only produces redeye, but it's pretty weak as well. Straight out of the box, you cannot connect to a computer or television without using the included camera dock -- though Kodak (and only Kodak) sells an adapter that gets around this. In addition, the camera and dock only support the slow USB 2.0 Full Speed standard.

Its image quality really isn't as good

The Kodak V570 presents an interesting problem for us. It's a camera with a lot in the plus column and a lot in the minus column; yet it still nets out as a positive experience. We really like the camera for its unique dual lens arrangement that includes a surprisingly useful 23mm wide angle lens, but its image quality really isn't as good as it could be for a 5 megapixel camera.

Sleek slider | Hard-to-reach microSD card slot

Considering the MOTORIZR Z3's handsome appearance, it's a shame someone didn't spend more time making its varying multimedia applications a bit more intuitive. However, this phone is still a solid device with an above average camera. If you want a music phone from T-Mobile, though, I would recommend Nokia XpressMusic 5300.

I am not pleased with the music playing capabilities

I am not pleased with the music playing capabilities of the RIZR, as it feels like an unfinished product even when it has two audio players available. Both players have obvious flaws and both lack vital functions.

I wish the flash was a real flash. It stays on instead of

Great phone if you want to be different. It has very good durability and style. Don't mind the thick instruction book, its pretty good once you figure out all the ins and outs. The only draw back is that you have to get the upgrade support from Motorola's Vietnam site(its in English). Other than that, its a good phone.

This is more favorable than the average GPS receiver

For boaters and water enthusiasts who desire the special safety options associated with a marine receiver. The man overboard (MOB) feature offers an extra measure of safety for boating and other marine activities. Has an internal antenna which is desirable for activities where an external antenna would get in the way.

Great features, bright screen, easy to use

The Garmin GPSmap 182 is durable, reliable and accurate and I would buy it again, especially a the latest close out prices.

The constant freezing is a deal breaker

I received this unit for a present. Had a hard time with it from the start. Gave it the full 30 day trial, before finally returning it? It freezes up constantly, needs to be reset several times a day for normal operation. No wonder they placed the reset button in an easily accessible location. At times it would not turn off, unless you do a hard reset and wipe its memory. At times it would take it 30-40 minutes to unfreeze and get going for the day, by which point I have found where I was going with a paper map. At times the outside buttons did not operate for no apparent reason, only to come back to life on their own next time we used it.

Slim. Excellent voice quality | Confusing keyboard

Samsung's SCH-U740 for Verizon is a somewhat slimmer alternative to LG's enV for text and IM addicts, but I still prefer the competition.