Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Keeps dropping the connection Review: When I first bought this XJack card, I thought that it was a great idea; I could collapse it so that I wouldn't have to eject the card when putting my laptop away. However, I have used it in several different environments with several different APs and it will drop the connection every once and awhile.Right now I'm sitting about 80 feet away from the access point and have the speed turned down to 1Mbps and it still drops the connection every couple of minutes. The signal strength seems to very a lot from Very Low to Good when the laptop is just sitting stationary.Anyways, I hope this helps you make a smarter purchase.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Another hit Review: Two women who look alike are killed in different places with similar scarves, can Jury and D.C. Brian Macalvie figure out what ties the murders together? I know the answer, but you won't unless you read the book.
satisfied

Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Looks like I am not alone Review: Lasted about 13 months. Now just sits in the space that we custom built for it. Lesson learned..and no, W.E. don't want to hear from you!
dissatisfied

Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Kindle Edition full of typos Review: This is not a review of the book, but a review of the Kindle Edition. The publisher and Amazon should be ashamed to charge money for such a badly assembled e-book. Hardly a page goes by without a typo that would have been caught by a non-English speaker with a spell-checker. The first word of almost every line of dialogue is garbled, because the optical-character recognition software doesn't recognize opening quotation marks. "I'll routinely appears as Hell and "I've appears as VVe. I can understand that many of the free or nearly free public-domain titles that are available as Kindle Editions might have typos or poor navigation from the table of contents. But for $9.99, I expect a book that is relatively free of typographical errors. Shame, shame, shame!
