Review VIZIO XVT553SV LCD HDTV

Review VIZIO XVT553SV LCD HDTV

VIZIO XVT553SV 55-Inch 240 Hz TruLED LCD HDTV with VIZIO Internet Application, Black

Technical Details

* TruLED backlighting with Smart Dimming (120 zones)
* VIZIO Internet Apps
* Built-in WiFi 802.11n dual-band
* Bluetooth Universal Remote Control
* 1080p HD

Customers Review

Overview XVT553SV 55 LCD HDTV Vizio Vizio TruLEDTM Internet applications, providing high-quality HD experience! The latest technology combines high-quality HDTV picture performance and high-definition virtual surround sound, high-end Internet connectivity built-in WiFi 802.11n Dual Band Wireless, you can create a convenient on-demand movies, TV shows, social networks, music, photos, and after pressing the premium universal remote Bluetooth QWERTY keyboard! Vice XVT553SV all truLED smart changes in the crystal clear, MSF * 240Hz refresh rate for clearer, sharper details of the HD 1080p 10000000-1 dynamic contrast ratio that blacks and whites whiter and XVT553SV dimensions of each image with amazing precision, colors and contrast. Immerse yourself in a high-resolution software, SRS TruSurround HD Premium audio processing to remove SRS TruVolume differences between volume settings. Get the current performance of the LED LCD HDTV NEW ENERGY STAR exceed 4.0 behavior of the resources of our planet during the savings.

Commemt Review

This TV is incredible. Even more surprising is the opposite. I went shopping for a flat for about a year. I almost pulled the trigger Samsung C8000, until I came upon this TV. For all Samsung 3D offers me at least it is still too new to invest in. 10000000-1 This model has a dynamic contrast ratio compared to the Samsung 8,000,0000. Blu-ray (Sony BDP-570) looks and sounds great. DirecTV HD shine too much. The implementation was simple. The only problem I found was the actual time needed to achieve this goal. It took about three weeks, compared to sales. But when he appeared, the magazine turned to me and what I feel at home three days later. If you have full TV that you really enjoy, but do not want to give up $ 3,000 …It is a collection. Moreover, a decent home theater system (I HTSS370 Sony “We to blow out of the room.) I can enjoy a movie night at home, I can not wait for football at school, or enter the NFL! Vizio XVT is intensified by the New!.

Tatung Rice Cookers – Better Than Aroma Rice Cookers?

Aroma Rice Cookers

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Aroma Rice Cooker Market for cheaper prices, Tatung rice cookers come to mind. They offer many features for comfort, but the easy instructions, and appeals to many consumers looking for a good product at the perfect cooking of rice every time. Although they are a good choice for cooks at all levels of experience, it is advisable to wait and see how it compares other characters in the same order as the aromatic rice cooker.  Both figures are offer in the same category, the low prices of the same properties. Actually, if you look closely, there are many similarities between these two brands are different!

Both models are in white or stainless steel models that fit into any kitchen design. Both have rice on the consistency of cooked right at all times and is a warm, until ready for consumption. They are necessary accessories, such as measuring and leveling. More importantly, the two brands and the clay pot with other products, such as steamed vegetables, meat or fish. What are the differences that are better than others? The aroma of the roasted rice to 10 cups to 20 cups of rice and offers a wide range of models to choose from. Each model is slightly different features, but in practice is still very similar. This is a very good product at an affordable price from very different options for food. Model more attention to the views of the rice cooker rice cooker Tatung TRC-8FZ. It is a very modern style is a unique design and a round boiler and heating. LED buttons easy to read and a great calendar before, it is easy to set the timer for 24 hours. Pain 2 mm, and easy to clean stainless steel is easy to clean after each use. Not a lot of different models, but it is very effective when it comes to food is rice varieties to perfection.
Tatung rice cooker and received several generations of law is one of the best small kitchen appliances on the market. However, other symptoms such as flavoring very similar products in the same price points offer, we can not say that the duration of the test and as the name servers and Budget, Aroma Rice Cookers Steamer

# Samsung UN40C5000 40-Inch 1080p 60 Hz LED HDTV

Samsung UN40C5000 40-Inch 1080p 60 Hz LED HDTV (Black)

The Samsung LED 5000: LED picture quality that looks stunning from any and every angle on Samsung’s Ultra Clear Panel, which absorbs ambient light and virtually eliminates reflections for a more comfortable viewing environment. Add to that Samsung’s exclusive Touch of Color design, which brings texture and a touch of red that delivers elegance to any room.

Product Description

Samsung LED HDTVs combine breakthrough picture quality and advanced connectivity options that will keep you entertained 24/7. This UN40C5000 LED HDTV also makes it easy to be green, and will save you some green, by being ENERGY STAR compliant.

• Screen Size: 40 inches
• Full 1080p HD resolution: Enjoy the powerful picture quality, vivid colors and stunning clarity of Full HD 1080p resolution.
• Ultra Slim Design: Stunning ultra slim depth – includes tuner (no external transceiver box).
• Ultra Clear Panel: Advanced technology lets you enjoy crisp image details, natural skin tones, excellent shadow detail, and vibrant colors.
• Touch of Color: Exclusive Touch of Color design combines texture and color that can complement any room.
• ConnectShare Movie: Connect a thumb drive or digital camera quickly and easily. User-friendly interface allows access to videos, a music playlist and pictures via the remote..
• Exceeds ENERGY STAR Standards: LED Energy Efficient, up to 50% less than the latest ENERGY STAR specification depending on series and screen size in standard mode.
• Game Mode enhances dark areas, sharpens the picture, speeds up the image processing response and enhances the sounds of your games. Picture and sound quality optimized for the special needs of gaming systems at the touch of a button.
• Wide Color Enhancer Pro delivers the entire spectrum of color and luminance for rich, saturated images with intense detail.
• AllShare: Sync up your entire household. A wired or wireless DLNA connection lets you stream your PC audio and video files to your HDTV using your remote.
• DNSe: Delivers high-quality sound with more natural effects than conventional methods by reproducing the “genuine” stereo sound.
• 10 Watts x 2 audio power stereo broadcast reception: Supports multichannel sound (MTS)and second audio program (SAP) with 181-channel capacity.
• Warranty: 1 year parts and 1 year labor warranty (90 days parts and labor for commercial use), backed by Samsung toll-free support.
• Swivel Stand

Asus K50IJ X8

Got the new laptop, upgraded to Windows 7 Pro, installed all my software, started to work on it and bang, got blue screens.

Called Asus support (1 hour on the phone waiting) and they blamed it on Windows 7 Pro. So I called MS. They were useless too, but it was not their problem.

Another hour on the phone waiting for Asus to take my call. They made me do a recovery, which was going to take half an hour. Call back if that fails.

Recovery failed. Another hour on the phone waiting for Asus to take my call.

Finally they started suspecting a hardware problem (which was what I told them the first time). I could send the laptop to them, wait for the repair and get the machine back in about a week.

As my previous laptoip was stolen and I waisted already one day installing and one day on the phone with Asus I told them that this was unacceptable.

I called Amazon. They were GREAT! They wanted to send me a new machine right away, which I could have accepted, but it was Saturday, so it would arrive on Tuesday the earliest. So I opted for a refund and went to Best Buy to get a new machine (Gateway, very happy with it so far).

Amazon scheduled for pick up of the Asus and was very kind.

So I’m a happy Amazon customer, but I will never buy an Asus again.

For the people who still consider this laptop: the keyboard is too near to the

screen (have to reach too far) and the keys are cheapy plastic. I had a hard time typing on it.
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Asus UL20A A1

I work on a computer all day long. I had bought this one because it was small and lightweight for my massive travelling. It is so wonderful that I am finding myself using it as my primary computer. The resolution is outstanding. It is fast and does not stall the way my other computer did. The only thing that is a slight problem is the smaller keyboard but I am almost used to that. I would recommend using a mouse instead of the touch pad. Otherwise you can’t go wrong with this oomputer.
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Asus UL30Vt X1

The UL30vt-X1 is the best “bang for the buck” laptop available right now. I did a ton of research before purchasing and believe me, if you’re looking for the best available thin, light and powerful notebook look no further. There are other ultra portables with similar specs but none offer the flexibility of switchable graphics and great gobs of battery life (6-8 hrs. with higher performance settings). Among the negatives are the screen with its limited viewing angle and a fingerprint-prone chassis. To me, these cons are minor so I’ll still rate it 5 stars. I actually purchased the 5600 mAh battery (ASUS 8-Cell Laptop Battery for UL30, UL80, and UL50) and will use it as the primary battery. I’ll use the included 4400 mAh for a spare. Later on this year ASUS plans to release the UL30jt which is basically the same chassis but with an Intel i5 or i7 processor and 1 gigabyte Geforce 310M switchable graphics for about $999. But the release date is still uncertain. However, if you keep waiting for the next latest-and-greatest you never buy a laptop as something new is coming out every six months or so.

RE: Battery life:

After reading a few posts about the battery life I’m concerned that people are spreading myths about Lithium Ion batteries. Some have said that if you feel your not getting the full battery capacity out of your notebook’s battery pack that you should let it discharge fully and charge it fully and repeat this process over several days. This is called “cycling”. Lithium Ion batteries (unlike Nickel Metal Hydride batteries) DO NOT NEED TO BE CONDITIONED OR CYCLED THROUGH CHARGING AND DISCHARGING. Because of the nature of the chemistry, a Lithium Ion battery’s capacity is available immediately and cannot be improved by cycling. Most Lithium Ion battery packs contain “smart circuitry” to prevent over-charging and excessive discharging. However, in some cases the cycling may improve the smart circuitry’s estimation of full and low levels only. The only thing you can do to make your battery last as long as the manufacturer’s stated figure is to run EVERYTHING at low settings. This particular model (UL30VT-X1) comes with the 8-cell 4400 mAh battery. If you need more then you can purchase the bigger battery from Amazon (it’s rated at 5600 mAh). Or, for an even better deal wait and hope for the UL30VT-A1 to come back in stock (this model comes with the high capacity battery for only $50 more). Cycling is only effective for older chemistries such as Nickel Cadmium and Nickel Metal Hydride. Most Lithium Ion packs can be charged and discharged 300-500 times depending on the quality of the battery.
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Asus UL30A A2

EDIT: See below for my review, but the short story is that the trackpad is terrible. After talking with Asus tech support I decided I really didn’t want to go through the process of shipping it back, waiting for a new one, and hoping that the problem was not a design flaw. After reading a number of reviews from various sites confirming just how bad the trackpad is I decided I didn’t want to deal with it. I ended up getting a Sony Y series laptop, which have just come out and are on sale right now for less than this one! With my student discount the Sony Y cost only 665! Without the student discount it is 699, although I’ve heard that if you do the online chat you can convince them to give you a coupon on top of that. I just got it today and the build quality is WAY nicer. Don’t get me wrong, the Asus is good, but the Sony is great! If you can live with around 6.5 hours of battery vs 9.5 (as measured by […]) then I absolutely recommend the Sony Y series over the Asus UL30A series. The Sony has all the same specs, plus bluetooth and ExpressCard. I can’t stress enough how much nicer the Sony is. Take a look at some pictures to see what I’m talking about. Get it while it’s on sale!

ORIGINAL REVIEW:

I did a lot of research before I ended up buying this laptop. I needed something with great battery life and decent performance, and after using a netbook for the last year I needed something a little more powerful. I’ll list my impressions on the different aspects of the laptop:

Display – I read a lot of reviews complaining about the viewing angles of the display being very poor, but I think they are just fine. The glossy display is actually mush less of a nuisance than I thought it would be, and the colors are pretty good (although not terrific). All in all I’ve happy with the display, although because I had low expectations maybe I was easy to please here.

Keyboard – I really like the chicklet layout of the keyboard. The keyboard isn’t as nice as Sony or Apple chicklet style keyboards, but I still find typing to be very easy and pleasant. Also the keys don’t feel very firm and have a very short travel, especially when compared to my Dell D620 that I use for work. I haven’t noticed a problem with keyboard flex, although it does have a little. Overall I still feel this is a good keyboard.

Trackpad – The trackpad is terrible. Honestly the worst I’ve ever used. This was my biggest concern on this laptop because I don’t like trackpads that are flush with the laptop’s body. I prefer to have a more traditional trackpad that has its own distinct area. Physically I actually like the trackpad a lot more than I thought I would. I would still prefer a matte finish and some kind of separation from the rest of the body, but overall the trackpad has exceeded my expectations physically and the long, single button is about 100 times better than I imagined based on pictures and other reviews. The real problem is with the drivers (I assume, could be a hardware design defect but I doubt it). When you touch the pad with any kind of force it detects your single finger as TWO fingers and then the mouse stops moving. This causes some really jumpy mouse movement unless you touch the trackpad with VERY light pressure the whole time you use it. Also, when you try to do a tap-click it you have to tap REALLY lightly or it will detect your tap as a two-finger tap. I uninstalled the drivers that came with the laptop and installed the generic Synaptic drivers and that helped a little with the mouse jumpiness, but it didn’t help with the tap-clicking. I’m going to give Asus a call and keep searching forums for some kind of fix to this, but if I can’t get it resolved it makes an otherwise great laptop way too frustrating to use every day.

Battery Life – Amazing. That’s all I need to say.

Overall design – This thing is THIN. Really, I knew it was going to be thin, but when I got it and held it for the first time I was still thinking “Whoa, this is thin.” Otherwise the aluminum top feels really nice, but it’s a shame they didn’t use that same aluminum on the inside. Overall I’d say the design looks really nice but does feel a little cheap (especially the plastic they use on the bottom).

Performance – Coming from a netbook I am also easy to please here, but I find the performance to be very good. I haven’t noticed any slowdowns or hiccups even when running 10+ browser tabs and Microsoft Office and Eclipse (for programming). Perfect for my needs.

Other thoughts – This came with a LOT of bloatware and about a million different Asus utilities to do different things that I haven’t figured out yet. I have uninstalled a lot of stuff and will continue trying to figure out what else I can install. Also, the charging cable that comes with this is nice and long and includes cable ties so you can keep it wrapped up if you don’t need the distance.

All in all I feel like this is a really nice laptop that is perfect for me as a student, except for the trackpad. With a bad trackpad the laptop becomes too frustrating to use daily, and so I just can’t recommend it. I give it three stars for now. I’ll keep working on it and update my review if I can get the problem figured out.
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Asus N61JQ X1

PRO: Great Fast laptop. 16″ screen. i7 core. great video card with 1GB. comes with 4GB of RAM. USB 3.0. 320GB HDD @ 7200rpm. Windows 7. VGA and HDMI outputs. 1YEAR ASUS Accidental Damage Warranty.

No tax.

free shipping.

@ at great price of just $999?

Con: not much. minor stuff like resolution could of been higher.

Other Thoughts: I’ve been keeping track of this laptop and notice Newegg had the same laptop going for $999. However, Today Newegg’s price jump on this laptop to $1099. If you are from CA like me, you would have to pay taxes @ Newegg as well… However, Amazon give this baby to me at $999 with no tax!!!! BUY IT SOON if you havn’t!! The price might just get higher!!!!
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Asus UL30A X5

There should be a disclaimer here stating that the 12 hrs claimed battery life is hypothetically possible under certain conditions. That means monitor brightness totally down, no wifi, on battery-saving mode (less CPU power), and minimal activity on the user’s end. Contradictory is the fact that on the box and labels it states 10 hrs. Where did 12 hrs come from? At best, expect 8-10 hrs on two energy-saving modes, 5-6 hours on entertainment and high-performance modes.

The trackpad is difficult to use, very rough, and drags. The mouse buttons could have been better designed. It’s one straight single bar so often you find yourself clicking the wrong mouse button. Also it’s a stiff button.

Been using Skype with it a lot and with the built-in mic, the other end sometimes has a hard time hearing me. It’s not the internet connection because I can hear their voice perfectly on the speakers. When speaking at a normal level, if you’re more then 1.5 feet from the mic, your voice begins to dim. Also, you have to be facing the mic directly. At an angle, it just doesn’t pick up as well. Just barely usable IMO.

Aside from those negatives, it’s a very user-friendly laptop. Great wide keyboard. You can run several programs at once and not worry about memory. Great specs overall, can’t complain there.

1080p video is choppy at best, 720p is smooth and playable. Dedicated video card would have helped, but that would mean a thicker laptop and more energy consumption. That’s the trade-off and one I was willing to settle with.

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Toshiba PSLU0U 01C002

I look at reviews before buying,i think it has the best vaule for the money large memory and hard drive for less than 550 the speakers are the thing that could be improved. i’ve had for 1 month with no problems
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