Title: Nice digital camera for day to day uses Review: I just got my a week ago and have been played with it a little. For me, I just need a digital camera that's easy to carry around; shots relatively good pictures; easy to use. I mostly just use it to take day to day pictures, so nothing fancy.The camera itself is pretty slick; all metal body, the keys are pretty intuitive, large LCD screen, turn on time is fast.Some concerns:1) No SD card included, so you really need to buy one, the 10M internal memory aren't gonan hold much. I bought the panasonic 256M SD card here also at amazon and it worked wonderfully.2) No protective case at all, so the LCD is exposed all the time which maybe dangerous. I haven't found a good case for it yet.3) The battery charge is easy to use, just plug the camera in; you can also charge the battery seperately. But it takes a while to recharge. Also, the charger is made of white plastic and just looked cheap. Is the review positive or negative?
Positive

Title: Don't buy this Review: Don't buy this! George Lucas makes changes to these movies, people complain, and these things sell like crazy. The only way to stop him from changing the movies any more is to not buy these sets Is the review positive or negative?
Negative

Title: Major Disappointment Review: Spent 30 minutes on the phone with tech support and still could not get game to work. Installing game would shut the whole computer down. No fix available and only suggestion is to either wait for a fix by continuing to watch website for a patch or send it back to company for refund which must be done within 90 days of purchase. I will be sending it back for a refund. Can't believe they didn't test this game better before releasing it to the public. Have one very disappointed little girl on our hands since this was the only computer game she received for Christmas! Is the review positive or negative?
Negative

Title: Somewhat thin but enjoyable read Review: In this book, Card keeps his theme of emotionally/physically abused genius kids who change the world. The main story is quite good, but the subplots (love affairs of various sorts, mainly) are not sufficiently interesting or integrated to the rest of the story. Card's exploration of free will and emotional and physical manipulation is illuminating, as always. Overall, a very good read, but up to the level of, say, "Xenocide." Is the review positive or negative?
