Title: Gorgeous voice Product review: This opera is of course no challedge to Dame Joan's phenomenal technique. But it is just amazing to me how incredibly gorgeous her voice is here. Talk about total package! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Rainbows! Product review: I practically died after watching this! I can't believe I got another chance to watch this cartoon! I hope there are more Rainbow Brite DVDs to follow. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Microsoft finally comes up with an adequate product... Product review: Windows 2000 is a good choice overall. I'm not going to go into details, some of the other much-less computer savvy reviewers (which is all but one or two) have already spewed their deal of buzzwords about the fearures at you. And I'll agree this is not as bad as XP or every other MS product for that matter, that doesn't mean it's good. It is still bloated, takes up far too much HD space, uses .exe executable compression schemes (which [stink]), and provide bad support in general. It's adequate I suppose for some. But i'll stick to open-source thank you ... Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Terrible Product review: There is nothing to like about this wifi adapter. Installation was a headache due to issues with Windows 7, despite the assurance on the box that it works with Windows 7. I finally got it to work (it wasn't easy), but then experienced frequent drops in connection. My signal went from excellent to finding absolutely no wireless networks, and cycled continuously. "Garbage" is a bit too kind of a description of this product. Garbage is something you throw out and don't think about. I think about this piece of junk and get angry and feel compelled to destroy it.This stupid thing cost ~$60 at Best Buy. I went to Fry's electronics and bought a cheapo $20 card that actually works well. The "net" in Netgear apparently stands for "net profit [from selling garbage at ridiculously high prices]." Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
