Title: Do We Really Need Yet Another Flash Memory Format? Product review: Sure, the read/write speed is fast. Sure, it's supposed to be energy efficient. But -- puhLEEEEEZ! Compact flash was fine at first, but doesn't make the grade in today's minuscule digital cameras. The SD (Secure Digital) format, however, does. Here's the kicker -- you can get an SD card with up to 1 gig of storage. The xD format hasn't even started shipping a 256 megabyte card yet. Yes, the Fuji and Olympus cameras (the only two that take the xD format) are terrific gadgets. But there are SD-compatible cameras that are just as good and, frankly, somewhat cheaper. Why not buy one of them instead? Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
unflattering

Title: You should consider this poison for your eyes Product review: This stuff is like poison for your eyes.While it does provide temporary relief and reduction in redness, it actually damages your eyes so that their ability to get back to not being red is more difficult Your eyes will become even more sensitive and red then before using these drops.Simply avoid any eye drops that 'get the red out' like they are poison. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
unflattering

Title: Terrible Product review: For their credit, this is one of their more competent pieces of crap, and that's because there's considerably good gore, and an interesting take on ripping off "Snakes on a Plane." But, if there's any more of example of the inconsistency behind Asylum's newest rip-off it's the two characters at the beginning whom are illegal immigrants and can't understand nor speak English to a Texas man sneaking them across the border, yet when they get on a train and meet a friend, they begin understanding and speaking perfect English.Aside from being a pretty bad depiction of a Hollywood formula, "Snakes on a Train" is utterly boring. Asylum scores yet again with a hackneyed, lazy, horribly directed, and boring rip-off of another better film. "Snakes on a Train" takes itself way too seriously, and that's why it's never entertaining or memorable. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
