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Jan 29, 2009
Easiest camera I've used, but beware
1 of 1 found this helpful This camera takes good pictures flawlessly, but if you want instant feedback as to your photo-taking ability, this might not be the camera for you. Plainly, the screen, which also is the lone viewfinder, is not very bright. If you're taking photos outdoors, forget about reviewing your efforts until you get indoors. Even then, the screen resolution is so low that it will not give you accurate feedback. It wasn't until I hooked up the camera to my laptop via the enclosed USB cable (couldn't be easier) that I saw the brilliance of this camera. Nearly every shot I took was a keeper. The colors were spot-on, the focus was sharp and the 7.1mp resolution allowed even the finest details to come through. Because of the viewfinder, it is difficult to frame shots with precision, but obviously that will become easier the longer you own it. I bought this camera because it was cheap via a refurb offer. I paid about $37 and would gladly pay triple that for a camera of this quality. I will be using it as my primary point-and-shoot, and it's remarkable small size makes it perfect for that purpose. I would give this camera an excellent rating if not for the low quality of the screen.
Jul 04, 2011
Poor marketing killed the Zune. Otherwise, a superior music mp3 product.
Since Microsoft has discontinued making the Zune line (but will continue to support it) I've been buying new and used models on ebay for myself and my sons. Here's why I like them better than the alternatives:
1. In side-by-side comparisons with my oldest son's iPod, the Zune sounds better.
2. Battery life on the Zune 30 (hard drive model) is 11+ hours. On the 4 and 8 (flash drive) I've gone up to 13 straight hours before needing to charge.
3. I've had the original 30 for four years and it's NEVER frozen.
4. You can buy the first Zune ever made and it will run the latest Zune upgrade, including wireless sharing with other Zunes.
5. Once you install the Zune software on the host computer, all upgrades are automatic.
6. You can choose how to sync your Zune, from automatic adding of songs/albums from the computer file of your choice, to drag-and-drop manual adding of files.
7. Video quality is amazing. I used the Zune 30 to watch videos when I first got it, but the video files too up too much space.
8. No shortage of after-market docks and skins, both protective and decorative.
9. The original 30 looks so much like a brick it has almost a retro vibe. I knocked down the design from 5 to 4 for the original look. I haven't used the 32, 64 or above HD models.
10. Their marketing emphasis was on the social aspect of the line, with the sharing (very cool,) and the marketplace (easy to use, but I haven't ever used it much.)
11. The FM radio is good and tuning is very easy. I wish it had an AM radio (I listen to baseball.)
12. The games are pretty basic and eat up battery life like nothing else. They're easily deleted to free up more drive space.
Jun 25, 2019
One-tenth of a star removed from being the perfect capo
I give the Shubb S1 4.9 stars. It's a great capo, easy to use, and the screw adjustment eliminates intonation problems up the fretboard. It performs its intended task perfectly. The only thing keeping this capo from a perfect score is that you can't clip it to your headstock when you're not using it.