Adaptec 1520B Sgl SCSI ISA 1Chl No Cabl with Man Win

Adaptec 1520B Sgl SCSI ISA 1Chl No Cabl with Man Win
Manufacturer: ADAPTEC
Product Type: CE

Editorial Review:
Product Description
AHA-1520B is ideal for connecting hard drives and other high-performance SCSI peripherals to your PC. Today's rapid growth in file sizes - thanks to multimedia, new software applications, and the Internet - requires larger hard drives, file servers, and high-performance peripherals for storing this information. The AHA-1520B host adapter provides the ideal solution for connecting these devices to a PC. It features 10 MB/sec synchronous burst rate on the SCSI bus, easy Plug-and-Play installation. The adapter comes with Adaptec EZ-SCSI software, Adaptec 7800 Family Manager Set software, SCSISelect optimization utility, 50-pin internal SCSI ribbon cable (external cable is not included), quick installation guide, registration card.

Average customer rating: 1.5

Junk
Okay for [the money]
Franklins Palm Style Touch Screen

Franklin RF-8110 192K Palm Style Touch Screen PDA

Manufacturer: Franklin Electronics
Product Group: CE
Binding: Electronics
ASIN: B00005MNE9

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Amazon.com Product Description

Franklin's RF-8110 PDA has a 192 KB memory capacity and features a two-line, adjustable contrast display. It is small enough to fit easily into your hand and the touchscreen is easy to use with the included stylus pen. It includes business and personal phone books, a scheduler with alarms to remind you of appointments, a to-do list, calculator, world and home clock, metric/currency/Euro converters, and an Internet directory to store favorite Web sites. It also features password protection to keep your data secure.

You can synchronize data with your PC using Microsoft Outlook; the PC Synchronization kit (software and cable) is offered separately. Franklin offers a one-year warranty.

Customer Reviews:

Junk.......2003-06-28

Problem one: I spent money to by the synch for Outlook, but the function doesn't work. Either I get a communication error on the Rolodex, or the I am told to press an "RX" button on the organizer, a button which doesn't exist as far as I am concerned. THe Instruction Manual gives no information about how to synch and the software that comes with the cable to allow sychronization has no help option.

Worthless

Okay for [the money].......2001-12-30

Christmas gift. At first I was thrilled. I'd wanted the functionality of a digital organizer, but balked at the $$$ of Visors and Palm Pilots. The touchscreen on the Franklin RF-8110 is hard to read in different types of lighting, and it's not very sensitive to the stylus. The words under the icons are blurry. There are 3 address books you can use, but you can't see all the fields of an entry at the same time; you have to touch the down arrow to see the next field. It has a calculator and world time, and even a Euro converter, but it does not convert Euro<->USD. Optional password is nice. One-touch memory check, change to daylight savings, switch between 12-hour and 24-hour time displays and language changer are all nice---as is the slim, lightweight design. However, the instruction booklet is poorly written and fails to give clues about what the different icons at the top represent. There's no picture of the screen showing all the menu items, etc.

I can obtain a "free" PC link kit to use with MS Outlook, butI haven't gotten it because I'm thinking of returning the organizer. For [the money] it's not a bad deal, but if you think, as I did, that this would be a nice, cheap substitute for a Palm, think again. Unlike the Palm, of course, you can't program it or send email, but I didn't want those features either. All I wanted was a nice, inexpensive digital organizer with which I could store names/numbers/addresses, get reminded of scheduled appts, and enter simple todo lists. Spend the extra money on what you want.

BTW, the detail on the larger picture is not exactly correct. For example, there are no numbers above the characters when you are entering a message. You have to touch the "ABC/123" icon to get numbers, once you go there, then you touch a "SYML" icon to get symbols...just a few, and it's hard to tell what they are sometimes.

Franklins Palm Style Touch Screen.......2001-11-23

i do like this thing but it doesnt do enough

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