input:  Now, answer this question: Title: Frustrating speed makes REV obsolete Review: I've purchased 3 REV drives for my company, and used them all extensively. But as of 2006, REV technology appears obsolete. Why? The speed. Write speeds are frustratingly slow, and read speeds aren't impressive, either.Today, the new USB portable hard drives from Seagate (100GB portable drive) and Western Digital (80GB) are a much better option. Yes, they're a bit more cost in terms of dollars per GB, but unless your time has absolutely no value, you'll make up the cost difference in time savings when reading or writing files. Plus, remember that with the REV drive, you have to spend $350 or so up front just for the drive alone. The 35GB cartridges must be purchased separately at additional cost. (At well over $1 per GB, by the way.)Bottom line: REV was ahead of its time for about 18 months. But today, due to speed problems and size limitations, the current 35GB REV technology is obsolete. Go with portable hard drives instead. Is this product review negative?
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output: Yes

input:  Now, answer this question: Title: The encyclopedia for collectors of fishing lures & tackle Review: This giant volume (670 pages) will delight any lure and tackle fan. It contains over 2,000 photos with 32 pages (hundreds of items) in full color. Compiled by a real authority. This isn't just a picture/price guide, but it has much valuable and interesting information ranging from history, buying, selling and trading, displaying, organizations and manufacturers. Value ranges are shown. It covers reels, rods, lures, and more. Old ads and photos of packaging are shown. This paper back book weighs almost 4 pounds. It is the 5th (1999) edition of the publication. Is this product review negative?
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output: No

input:  Now, answer this question: Title: Sherry Sonnett's Restraint is not an exercise of such Review: At first Restraint seemed like just a ruthless sexual thriller. However, after finishing the book I continued to think about it and realized the message is quite an important one. Sonnett's character, Vega, says several times throughout the book that desire is her goal. Desire itself is the ultimate desire and left unchecked by morals and decency that raw desire, I don't think it even has to be sexual, can lead to the ultimate sin. I think Sonnett did an excellent job of getting the message across while creating an intense and thrilling book. Is this product review negative?
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