I bought this at Target on the clearance rack. As many reviewers, and Telebrands themselves, state- the device simply displays an interface from which you can link to shows you would want to watch. It may be worth $10 for people who stuggle with finding things on the web. I was disappointed because many of the links did not result in an available show. For example- discovery channels shows some free content on line, animal planet (AP) link is listed on the rabbit screen, but when I followed it the commercials will certainly play, but the shows will not. I thought something was wrong with my flash settings etc...in fact, AP was being shown for one month (Dec 2012?)to generate interest- and this resulted in the now non-functioning link on the rabbit screen. On a brighter note, I could find the tiny public local government tv channels, which always play free anyway- but who could find them? And, you'll see displayed channels you may not be aware of, such as news feeds- pentagon news, NASA...I may give this another chance, but right now- it's back to Target on Monday. I can find more entertaining things to do with $10- really (!)

If you're looking for an inexpensive mapping software with a wealth of data and capabilities, then Maptitude is the one to go for. I've used the software for a many years and seen it go from strength to strength with each upgrade. I've also been a user of other mapping/GS software and find Maptitude the easiest (by far) to learn and use effectively for decision making and planning. I recommend this software to my clients and often use it as a way of delivering "big data" or outcome from analysis to them.

I saw The Flex Belt on QVC and thought I would try it out. Once I received the belt in the mail it worked great for about 3 weeks and then stopped working. I called customer service and they sent me a replacement remote free of charge and I received it in about 9 days. Once I received my replacement remote the belt still did not work and I'm stuck with a none functioning belt. I am still making monthly payments for a item that lasted a little over three weeks. This product is very cheaply made, so you might want to think twice before purchasing it.

Yes, Intuit forced me to pay $200 to go from 2011 to 2014 by highjacking the features I liked to use.

The laptop was everything I was hoping for and more. It got here ahead of time which is a first. The boxing leaved a little to be desired but the laptop had no damage and was pristine. Great low budget laptop.