Title: Needs reset button Product review: I bought this product based largely on the positive review by MacWorld. When it arrived it did not function. Following the manual, I removed the battery cover and unplugged the rechargeable battery to reset the controls. This worked, but then after one round trip with my laptop in a backpack in the car (not very adverse conditions), it did not work once again. The bigger problem with this is that the screws for the battery compartment are very small -- my not young eyes have trouble seeing them and a small jeweler's phillips screwdriver is needed -- and they are difficult to remove. Given this issue, Altec Lansing should have incorporated a reset button. I am disappointed. This product is not living up to its claimed portability. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
unflattering

Title: It's ok... Product review: The game's all right and everything. A bad thing about it is you can't save it and every time you die you have to start at the very beginning again and everything's exactly the same every time. And I don't know if it's my tv or what, but you can't shoot things at the end of the tv. If a guy pops up I have to hold the gun like an inch from the screen to shoot it. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Reconsidering Political Ideology Product review: Horowitz chronicles his struggle to reconcile his political ideology with reality, and explains why he ultimately defected from the radical Left. Recommended for readers who are interested in political activism, its impact, and its consequences. Of particular interest to college students who participate in campus-based activism. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Timeless Product review: This is a very good book talking about how stories can hold little slices of truth. Fiction isn't truly fictitious b/c it has whispers of truth in it--much like the writers of the Bible may have felt. Her attitudes on religion and the Bible are right on imho. She doesn't worship the Bible (written by man) or the religion, but sees the slices of truth that story can hold. She loves God with all her heart, but she's not super-dogmatic and doesn't use overly complicated religious language. She is a breath of fresh air while remaining steadfast in her faith. Anyone interesting in writing or finding sources of inspiration will enjoy this book or especially "Walking on Water". She further proves that real and true people are never dated, but rather timeless b/c of the soul and spirit within them. She is a free spirit and an inspiration. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
